Sprachtraumata in den Texten Wolfgang Hilbigs

Grünzweig, Walter; Eckart, Gabriele

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“…15 Diversi critici, da Gabriele Eckart (1996) a Marie-Hélène Quéval (2009), hanno letto l'intera opera di Hilbig in prospettiva post-strutturalista. Si discorda tuttavia da tale interpretazione: la figura del rizoma risulta certo utile per spiegare la sovrapposizione tra corpo e linguaggio (in Deleuze infatti «[o]gni cosa è corpo: il pensiero, i segni, le parole sono corpi, immersi in un piano privo di qualsiasi trascendenza.…”

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Linguists argued that the Cockney dialect, in London, is expected to be replaced by Multicultural London English in the years to come. However, this does not imply that Cockney is dead, as recent research revealed that it just moved to Essex. This paper aims at examining whether (l) vocalisation, a common feature of Cockney, is still present in the London district of Bermondsey. Ten working-class English speakers, stratified by age and sex, have been recorded by means of sociolinguistic interviews. The results, discussed both quantitively and qualitatively, show that: (a) (l) vocalisation is present in all age cohorts, with young speakers favouring the non-standard feature; (b) preceding long vowels trigger (l) vocalisation.

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