(Dis-)Harmony. Amplifying Voices in Polyphone Cultural Productions

Julia Andres / Brian Rozema / Anne Schröder (eds.)

(Dis-)Harmony. Amplifying Voices in Polyphone Cultural Productions

BEAST - The Bielefeld Engish and American Studies Vol. 8

2020

ISBN 978-3-8498-1561-5

264 Seiten

kartoniert

Auch als E-Book erhältlich: ISBN 978-3-8498-1562-2

• Prelude
  Julia Andres, Brian Rozema & Anne Schröder
   
• Plucky Tommies, Angelic Nurses and the Others: Identity Constructions in Hegemonic and Antihegemonic Discourse of First World War Songs
  Franz Andres Morrissey
   
• In/Visibility, Silencing, Gaining Voice and Agency in Visual Discourses on Refugees and Forced Migration
  Silke Betscher
   
• Identities without Alterity? Linguistic Varieties in Eddie Izzard’s Stand-up Comedy Shows
  Alexander Brock
   
• Two Hundred Plus Years of Dialect Representation in English Literature
  Stephan Gramley
   
• “No One Talks Like That. Sorry.” What Are People Doing When They Discuss Film and Television Accents?
  Jane Hodson & Kate Hunter
   
• Identity through the Looking Glass: Voices of Drag in Past and Present
  Sven Leuckert & Ashleigh D. Moeller
   
• “Let’s Get Ready to Rumble”: Sport Language and Fan Identity
  Emalee Nelson
   
• The Manifold Facets of Linguistic Contact: Giving Voice to the Multicultural Fabric of the French Caribbean in Literature
  Paula Prescod
   
• Teaching World Englishes with Films
  Marion Schulte & Peter Schildhauer
   
• Reggae and Dub Poetry: Teaching a Different “Riddim”
  Laurenz Volkmann
   
• Negotiating Cultural Identities in Interactions about Turkish TV Series
  Kristin Weiser-Zurmühlen
   
• The Voice of GDR-English
  Göran Wolf
   
• The Fictolects of Child Narrators: Adult Constructions of the Child’s Voice
  Tyll Zybura & Katharina Pietsch
   
• Biographical Notes on the Authors

Julia Andres completed her PhD in American Studies at Bielefeld University. Her PhD thesis Cuéntame algo – Narrating Chicana Lives beyond the Borderlands was published in Germany and the US with Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier/Bilingual Press in 2015. She has been a member of faculty at Bielefeld University since 2007 and is a tenured lecturer there at the chair of North American Literary and Cultural Studies. Her main research interests are Chicana Studies, Canadian Literatures, Porn Studies and Supernatural Fictions.

Brian Rozema is a native of Grand Rapids, Michigan and currently a lecturer for North American Language, Literature and Culture at Bielefeld University. He is an editor for fiar - forum for inter-american research, the journal of the International Association of Inter-American Studies (www.interamerica.de). He also co-edited Key Tropes in Inter-American Studies (2015) and has published texts in the journal 10plus1 | Living Linguistics (2016) and The Routledge Companion to Inter-American Studies (2017). His research interests include Inter-American Studies, Creolistics, language attitudes and ideologies, as well as cultural production with a focus on the representation of marginalized languages in media from the Americas and beyond.

Anne Schröder is Professor of English Linguistics at Bielefeld University, Germany. She studied English and French at the universities of Caen, France, Bristol, UK and Freiburg i. Br., Germany, where she received her PhD in English Linguistics. She previously worked at Martin Luther University Halle and at Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany. Her publications include Status, Functions, and Prospects of Pidgin English. An Empirical Approach to Language Dynamics in Cameroon (2003), On the Productivity of Verbal Prefixation in English (2011), the edition of several volumes and the publication of various articles on similar topics. More recently, she has also researched and published on the dynamics of English in Namibia and the use of language variation in film and literature.

Leseprobe: lp-9783849815615.pdf

BEAST - The Bielefeld Engish and American Studies Vol. 8