AUTHENTICITY BETRAYED.
Examines the linguistic politics of the book "Love on the Dole," by Walter Greenwood. Use of linguistic difference as an indicator of social difference; Force of authentic working-class idiom; Conditional assertion of ontological difference to a definite propositional use of incomprehensible.
| Publicado en: | Cultural Critique no. 56; pp. 189 - 210 |
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University of Minnesota Press
Winter2004
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