Dialect and dichotomy: literary representations of African American speech
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Tables vii
Acknowledgments xi
Introduccion xiii
1. A Brief History of American Literary Dialect i
2. Linguists, Literary Critics, and Literary Dialect 28
3. Methodology 42
4. Articulating Jim: Language and Characterization
in Huckleberry Finn 59
5. A High, Holy Purpose : Dialect in Charles W. Chesnutt s
Conjure Tales jj
6. Representations of Speech and Attitudes about Race
in The Sound and the Fury 99
7. Community in Conflict: Saying and Doing
in Their Eyes Were Watching God 122
8. Condusions 148
Appendix A: Phonological Data for Jim in Huckleberry Finn 155
Appendix B: Speaker Data from The Sound and the Fury 159
Appendix C: Speaker Data from Their Eyes Were Watching God 169
Notes 173
Works Cited 175
Index 183
Tables
Table 3.1 Phonological Features of AAE Considered in Analyses 55
Table 3.2 Grammatical Features of AAE Considered in Analyses 57
Table 4.1 Syllable-Initial Fricative Stopping in Jims Speech 65
Table 4.2 Phonological Features in Jims Speech 66
Table 4.3 Grammatical Features Investigated in Jims Speech 67
Table 5.1 Phonological Features in Julius McAdoo s Speech 87
Table 5.2 Grammatical Features in Julius McAdoo s Speech 93
Table 6.1 Second-person -s Use by Character 101
Table 6.2 Copula/Auxiliary Deletion Frequencies for Dilsey and
Luster 104
Table 6.3 Phonological Data for Dilsey 105
Table 6.4 Phonological Data for Luster 105
Table 6.5 Phonological Features Shared by Dilsey and Job 107
Table 6.6 Phonological Feature Frequency Comparisons for Dilsey, Luster,
and Job, by Section in
Table 6.7 Phonological Feature Frequencies for Louis Hatcher 115
Table 6.8 Phonological Frequency Comparisons for Dilsey and Luster in the
Benjy and Final Sections 119
Table 7.1 Phonological Data for Major Characters 124
Table 7.2 Grammatical Features in Speech of Major Characters 125
Table 7.3 Tense and Aspect Features Denoting Past Events in Speech of Several
Major Characters 129
Table 7.4 Phonological Data for Mrs. Turner 134
Table 7.5 Phonological Feature Frequency Comparison for Joe and Eatonville
Men 136
Table 7.6 Comparison of Amounts of Speech Production, by Sex of
Speaker 139
Table A.i Vocalization of Postvocalic hl 155
Table A.2 Loss of hl after Consonants 155
Table A.3 Intervocalic hl Loss with Syllable Loss 155
Table A.4 Stopping of Syllable-Initial Fricatives 155
Table A.5 Labialization of Interdental Fricatives 156
Table A.6 Consonant Cluster Reduction, Especially Word-Final 156
Table A.7 Deletion of Initial or Medial Unstressed Syllable 156
Table A.8 Final Unstressed Inl for /rj/ in Present Participle 156
Table A.9 Other Alteration of Unstressed Inl for /rj/ 156
Table A.io hl in Final Position 157
Table A.n l l after Velar Stops l d and Igl before Vowels Fpllowed by hl 157
Table A.12 Alternation of Diphthongs lall for hil 157
Table A.13 Alternation of Id for hl 157
Table A.14 Merger of Izl and hl 157
Table B.i Grammatical Data for Dilsey, by Section 159
Table B.2 Grammatical Data for Luster, by Section 160
Table B.3 Grammatical Data for Deacon (Quentin Section) 160
Table B.4 Grammatical Data for Louis (Quentin Section) 160
Table B.5 Grammatical Data for Job (Jason Section) 161
Table B.6 Grammatical Data for Rev. Shegog (Final Section) 161
Table B.7 Phonological Data for Dilsey (Benjy Section) 161
Table B.8 Phonological Data for Dilsey (Jason Section) 162
Table B.9 Phonological Data for Dilsey (Final Section) 162
Table B.io Phonological Data for Dilsey (All Sections) 163
Table B.n Phonological Data for Luster (Benjy Section) 163
Table B.12 Phonological Data for Luster (Jason Section) 164
Table B.13 Phonological Data for Luster (Final Section) 164
Table B.14 Phonological Data for Luster (All Sections) 165
Table B.15 Phonological Data for Deacon (Quentin Section) 165
Table B.16 Phonological Data for Louis (Quentin Section) 166
Table B.17 Phonological Data for Job (Jason Section) 166
Table B.18 Phonological Data for Rev. Shegog (Final Section) 167
Table C.i Phonological Data for Eatonville Men 169
Table C.2 Phonological Data for Mrs. Turner 170
Table C.3 Phonological Data for Everglades Men 170
Table C.4 Phonological Data for Eatonville Women 171
Table C.5 Grammatical Data for Minor Characters, Collectively 172
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| spellingShingle | Minnick, Lisa Cohen Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech A Brief History of American literary dialect -- Linguists, literary critics, and literary dialect -- Methodology -- Articulating Jim: language and characterization in Huckleberry Finn -- "A high, holy purpose": dialect in Charles W. Chesnutt's conjure tales -- Representations of speech and attitudes about race in the sound and the fury -- Community in conflict: saying and doing in their eyes were watching god. Anglais (Langue) - Anglais parlé - États-Unis Anglais (Langue) - Dialectes - États-Unis Anglais (Langue) - États-Unis - Idiotismes, dans la littérature Black English (Dialecte) dans la littérature Littérature américaine - 20e siècle - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - Auteurs blancs - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - Auteurs noirs américains - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - États-Unis (Sud) - Histoire et critique Littérature dialectale américaine - Histoire et critique Noirs américains - Langues Noirs américains - Vie intellectuelle Noirs américains dans la littérature Parole dans la littérature aAmerican literature xAfrican American authors xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature zSouthern States xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature xWhite authors xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature y20th century xHistory and criticism aDialect literature, American xHistory and criticism aEnglish language xSpoken English zUnited States aEnglish language xDialects zUnited States aAfrican Americans xIntellectual life aAfrican Americans in literature aAfrican Americans xLanguage aBlack English in literature aAmericanisms in literature aSpeech in literature Schwarze (DE-588)4116433-7 gnd Mundart (DE-588)4040725-1 gnd Literatur (DE-588)4035964-5 gnd |
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| title | Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech |
| title_auth | Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech |
| title_exact_search | Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech |
| title_full | Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech Lisa Cohen Minnick |
| title_fullStr | Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech Lisa Cohen Minnick |
| title_full_unstemmed | Dialect and dichotomy literary representations of African American speech Lisa Cohen Minnick |
| title_short | Dialect and dichotomy |
| title_sort | dialect and dichotomy literary representations of african american speech |
| title_sub | literary representations of African American speech |
| topic | Anglais (Langue) - Anglais parlé - États-Unis Anglais (Langue) - Dialectes - États-Unis Anglais (Langue) - États-Unis - Idiotismes, dans la littérature Black English (Dialecte) dans la littérature Littérature américaine - 20e siècle - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - Auteurs blancs - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - Auteurs noirs américains - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - États-Unis (Sud) - Histoire et critique Littérature dialectale américaine - Histoire et critique Noirs américains - Langues Noirs américains - Vie intellectuelle Noirs américains dans la littérature Parole dans la littérature aAmerican literature xAfrican American authors xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature zSouthern States xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature xWhite authors xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature y20th century xHistory and criticism aDialect literature, American xHistory and criticism aEnglish language xSpoken English zUnited States aEnglish language xDialects zUnited States aAfrican Americans xIntellectual life aAfrican Americans in literature aAfrican Americans xLanguage aBlack English in literature aAmericanisms in literature aSpeech in literature Schwarze (DE-588)4116433-7 gnd Mundart (DE-588)4040725-1 gnd Literatur (DE-588)4035964-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Anglais (Langue) - Anglais parlé - États-Unis Anglais (Langue) - Dialectes - États-Unis Anglais (Langue) - États-Unis - Idiotismes, dans la littérature Black English (Dialecte) dans la littérature Littérature américaine - 20e siècle - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - Auteurs blancs - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - Auteurs noirs américains - Histoire et critique Littérature américaine - États-Unis (Sud) - Histoire et critique Littérature dialectale américaine - Histoire et critique Noirs américains - Langues Noirs américains - Vie intellectuelle Noirs américains dans la littérature Parole dans la littérature aAmerican literature xAfrican American authors xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature zSouthern States xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature xWhite authors xHistory and criticism aAmerican literature y20th century xHistory and criticism aDialect literature, American xHistory and criticism aEnglish language xSpoken English zUnited States aEnglish language xDialects zUnited States aAfrican Americans xIntellectual life aAfrican Americans in literature aAfrican Americans xLanguage aBlack English in literature aAmericanisms in literature aSpeech in literature Schwarze Mundart Literatur USA |
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