I don't have role models to follow but I recognise Peter Trudgil as one of the scholars I read at the university and it was through him that I discovered my interest in the relationship of language and society and diaclectology. He is definitely a great theorist whom I thank for his contributions for my continuing academic enrichment.
Some very interesting ideas ... although the talk as a whole is somewhat depressing since it would seem that the more interesting a language the less likely it is to survive in the modern world. A parallel perhaps to biology where more specialised species are generally the most at risk. Sad really that the circumstances which allow us to know of and study all this diversity, whether linguistic, biological or cultural, are themselves the agents of its rapid destruction :-(
I don't have role models to follow but I recognise Peter Trudgil as one of the scholars I read at the university and it was through him that I discovered my interest in the relationship of language and society and diaclectology. He is definitely a great theorist whom I thank for his contributions for my continuing academic enrichment.
hello hope you will be fine. sir can you summarize this video for me before 19th may. thanks
Peter Trudgill is just fantastic, he's definitely one of my role models.
hello hope you will be fine. mam can you summarize this video for me as i need it before 19th may. thanks
Some very interesting ideas ... although the talk as a whole is somewhat depressing since it would seem that the more interesting a language the less likely it is to survive in the modern world. A parallel perhaps to biology where more specialised species are generally the most at risk. Sad really that the circumstances which allow us to know of and study all this diversity, whether linguistic, biological or cultural, are themselves the agents of its rapid destruction :-(
Thank you so much.
How could I get a copy of the handout ?
thanks for the contribution and it would be great if I can have a way to get the handouts
he was being a little too nervous. give him a rest.