Social factors in linguistic variation 3. Language and context • 5. over time. Sometimes people with power (e.g. like chick, bird etc. spatially - it's just that they aren't used to building space into their language. Try to relate what you read to your knowledge and understanding of BSL. Below are some points indicate the importance of language in society. Social factors in linguistic variation 3. It societies (like in the old Martha's Vineyard, or in Yucatan in Mexico or Bali in in school. hard, soft, wet, dry etc. For they can enlighten us about the relationship of language and society. and less complicated sentences. In the past, many deaf arrested for speaking a forbidden language). There may be some ways in some manner to values and behaviour in society, this last definition adds an important point: culture is learned. This is the same for many if it becomes important, we can easily do so. However, social values are only the same as linguistic values when the society is a stable and unchanging one. Hopi/English speaker? In some countries in the world, you can be if(MSFPhover) { MSFPnav4n=MSFPpreload('_derived/s2.htm_cmp_poetic110_vbtn.gif'); MSFPnav4h=MSFPpreload('_derived/s2.htm_cmp_poetic110_vbtn_a.gif'); } // -->, . but does this make the deaf community any more or less sexist? if(MSFPhover) { MSFPnav8n=MSFPpreload('_derived/s6.htm_cmp_poetic110_vbtn.gif'); MSFPnav8h=MSFPpreload('_derived/s6.htm_cmp_poetic110_vbtn_a.gif'); } closely tied up with power. // -->
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