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Chapter One AFRICAN AMERICAN LANGUAGE: SO GOOD IT'S BAD
Chapter Two WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS, PROVERBS AND FAMILIAR SAYINGS
Chapter Three THE N-WORDS
Chapter Four HONEYZ AND PLAYAZ TALKIN THAT TALK
Chapter Five "I USED TO LOVE H.E.R.": HIP HOP, IN ITS ESSENCE AND REAL
Chapter Six "ALL AROUND THE WORLD, SAME SONG"
Chapter Seven "NEGRO DIALECT, THE LAST BARRIER TO INTEGRATION"?
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Marcella Reese
reviewed Word from Mother: Language and African Americans on January 21, 2013
Word from Mother: Language and African Americans
I read this book over winter break in preparation for this winter quarter. It's a beautiful celebration of the African American Vernacular. It gives detailed information concerning its grammar, its origins, its history, and its forms (music, poetry, speech, and writings). It gets to the truth about ebonics and the need to preserve this beautiful America dialect. An uplifting read.
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Add Word from Mother: Language and African Americans, Written by the hugely respected linguist, Geneva Smitherman, this book presents a definitive statement on African American English. Enriched by her evocative and inimitable prose style, the study presents an overview of past debates on the speech of Afric, Word from Mother: Language and African Americans to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Word from Mother: Language and African Americans, Written by the hugely respected linguist, Geneva Smitherman, this book presents a definitive statement on African American English. Enriched by her evocative and inimitable prose style, the study presents an overview of past debates on the speech of Afric, Word from Mother: Language and African Americans to your collection on WonderClub |
