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100 1  De Klerk, Vivian A.|q(Vivian Anne),|d1954-|0https://
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245 10 Focus on South Africa. 
264  1 Amsterdam/Philadelphia :|bJohn Benjamins Pub. Co.,|c1996. 
300    1 online resource (326 pages). 
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490 1  Varieties of English around the world. General series,
       |x0172-7362 ;|vv. 15 
500    4.2 Accent, Pronunciation, and the Concept of 'Standard 
       English' 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  FOCUS ON SOUTH AFRICA; Editorial page; Title page; 
       Copyright page; Table of contents; Introduction; Section A
       : An Historical Perspective; Section B: Pan-ethnic 
       Varieties; Section C: Language Planning and Standards; 
       Section D: Issues in Education and Society; Section E: The
       Northern Neighbours; Directions for Future Research on 
       English in South Africa; References; A History of English 
       in South Africa1; 1. Introduction; 1.1. The Colonial Era 
       1806-1885; 1.2. The New Society; 1.3. The Post-war Era; 
       1.4. The New South Africa 19902; NOTES; REFERENCES. 
505 8  English in South African Society: a Preliminary Overview1.
       Dominant Languages; 2. English in Relation to White 
       Speakers of Dutch and Afrikaans; 3. English and Coloured 
       People; 4. Blacks and English; 5. English and the South 
       African Indian Population; 6. White English-speaking South
       Africans; NOTES; REFERENCES; BlackEnglish in South Africa;
       1. Introduction; 1.1. Facts and Figures; 2. The 
       Acquisitional Context; 3. English and the Media; 4. 
       Variation; 5. Previous Research; 6. Attitudes; 7. Features
       of Black South African English; 7.1. Vowel Phonology; 7.2.
       Consonantal systems; 7.3. Word Stress. 
505 8  7.4. Intonation7.5. Grammatical Features; 7.6. Vocabulary;
       7.7. Discourse Patterns; 7.8. Speech Acts; 7.9. Turn-
       taking; 7.10. Discourse Markers; 7.11. Information 
       Structure; 7.12. Stylistic Features; 7.13. Code Switching;
       8. Conclusion: BSAfE as an Institutionalised Variety; 
       NOTES; REFERENCES; Language Contact, Transmission, Shift: 
       South African Indian English; 1. Introduction; 2. An 
       Historical Overview; 3. Shift and Transmission; 4. SAfTndE
       from a Thomason and Kaufman Perspective; 4. SAfTndE from a
       Thomason and Kaufman Perspective; 5. Some Defining 
       Features of SAflndE. 
505 8  5.1. Features Characteristic of All SAflndE Lects5.2. The 
       Basilect as Creoloid; 6. Conclusion; NOTES; REFERENCES; 
       Afrikaans English; 1. Introduction; 2. Cultural Background
       to Language Identity; 2.1. Anglicisation Policies; 2.2. 
       The Rise of Afrikaner Nationalism; 3. The Language 
       Learning Environment and Bilingualism; 4. Afrikaans 
       English; 5. Phonology; 5.1. Vowels; 5.2 Consonants; 5.3. 
       Phonological Processes; 6. Syntax; 6.1. Tense, Aspectand 
       Modals; 6.2. Word Order; 6.3. Complement structures; 7. 
       Morphology; 7.1. Concord; 7.2. Prepositions; 7.3. 
       Articles; 8. Lexis; 8.1. SAfE Lexical Items. 
505 8  8.2. Semantic Merges9. Conclusion; NOTES; REFERENCES; Cape
       Flats English1; 1. Introduction; 2. Historical Overview; 
       3. The Linguistic Repertoire; 4. Variation in Cape Flats 
       English; 5. Linguistic Features of Cape Flats English; 
       5.1. Morpho-syntactic Features; 5.2. Lexical Features; 
       5.3. Phonological Features; 5.4. Discourse Features; 6. 
       Conclusion; NOTES; REFERENCES; The Standardisation 
       Question in Black South African English; 1. Introduction; 
       2. The Apartheid Background; 3. The Standardisation 
       Problem; 4. The Vulnerability of English; 4.1 Deviance in 
       Prosodic Phonology. 
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520    This volume brings together a range of studies on various 
       aspects of English and its use in Southern Africa. Experts
       in their field have written chapters on topics including 
       the history and development of English in South Africa, 
       the characteristics of particular pan-ethnic varieties of 
       English which have evolved in South Africa (including 
       black, Indian and colored varieties) as well as the unique
       features of the English of South Africa's southern 
       neighbours: Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi. Other 
       contributions focus on English in relation to issues such 
       as standardisation, lexicography. 
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