Explorations in the Ethnography of SpeakingRichard Bauman, Joel Sherzer Cambridge University Press, 1989 M10 19 - 501 páginas First published in 1974, this collection of classic case studies in the ethnography of speaking had a formative influence on the field. No other volume has so successfully provided a broad, cross-cultural survey of the use, role, and function of language and speech in everyday life. The essays deal with: traditional societies in Native North, Middle, and South America, Africa, and Oceania; English, French, and Yiddish speaking communities in Europe and North America; Afro-American communities in North America and the Caribbean. Now reissued, the collection includes a major new Introduction by the editors that traces the subsequent development of the ethnography of speaking and indicates directions for further research. |
Contenido
A QUANTITATIVE PARADIGM FOR THE STUDY OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE | 18 |
LANGUAGE IDENTITY OF THE COLOMBIAN VAUPÉS INDIANS | 50 |
OUR ANCESTORS SPOKE IN PAIRS ROTINESE VIEWS OF LANGUAGE DIALECT AND CODE | 65 |
COMMUNITY GROUND RULES FOR PERFORMANCE | 87 |
INTRODUCTION | 89 |
WARM SPRINGS INDIAN TIME HOW THE REGULATION OF PARTICIPATION AFFECTS THE PROGRESSION OF EVENTS | 92 |
CONTRAPUNTAL CONVERSATIONS IN AN ANTIGUAN VILLAGE | 110 |
NORMMAKERS NORMBREAKERS USES OF SPEECH BY MEN AND WOMEN IN A MALAGASY COMMUNITY | 125 |
THE SHAPING OF ARTISTIC STRUCTURES IN PERFORMANCE | 309 |
INTRODUCTION | 311 |
CORRELATES OF CREE NARRATIVE PERFORMANCE | 315 |
AN ANALYSIS OF THE COURSE OF A JOKES TELLING IN CONVERSATION | 337 |
WHEN WORDS BECOME DEEDS AN ANALYSIS OF THREE IROQUOIS LONGHOUSE SPEECH EVENTS | 354 |
THE ETHNOGRAPHIC CONTEXT OF SOME TRADITIONAL MAYAN SPEECH GENRES | 368 |
TO SPEAK WITH A HEATED HEART CHAMULA CANONS OF STYLE AND GOOD PERFORMANCE | 389 |
TOWARD AN ETHNOLOGY OF SPEAKING | 415 |
SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT THE ROLE OF THE QUAKER MINISTER | 144 |
SPEECH ACTS EVENTS AND SITUATIONS | 161 |
INTRODUCTION | 163 |
STRATEGIES OF STATUS MANIPULATION IN THE WOLOF GREETING | 167 |
RITUALS OF ENCOUNTER AMONG THE MAORI SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDY OF A SCENE | 192 |
SPEAKING OF SPEAKING TENEJAPA TZELTAL METALINGUISTICS | 213 |
BLACK TALKING ON THE STREETS | 240 |
NAMAKKE SUNMAKKE KORMAKKE THREE TYPES OF CUNA SPEECH EVENT | 263 |
THE CONCEPT AND VARIETIES OF NARRATIVE PERFORMANCE IN EAST EUROPEAN JEWISH CULTURE | 283 |
INTRODUCTION | 417 |
DATA AND DATA USE IN AN ANALYSIS OF COMMUNICATIVE EVENTS | 419 |
THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF WRITING | 425 |
WAYS OF SPEAKING | 433 |
NOTES | 453 |
REFERENCES | 475 |
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