

Language and Creativity by Ronald Carter
Language and Creativity explores the creativity inherent in everyday spoken language. Creativity in language has conventionally been regarded as the preserve of institutionalised discourses such as canonical literature and the discourse of advertising. In Language and Creativity Ronald Carter analyses naturally-occurring spoken language to reveal that ordinary people in everyday speech contexts demonstrate creative capacities for sensitivity to their contexts. Illustrated with examples, and integrating current theory in both language and literature studies, the book underlines the importance of the creative choice, automaticity and repetition which is involved in informal communication.-
Verbal Hygiene
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Input, Interaction, and the Second Language Learner
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Crossing
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Power and Politeness in the Workplace
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The Cultural Politics of English as an International Language
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Local Literacies
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Language - The Loaded Weapon
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Women, Men and Language
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Word from the Mother
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Authority in Language
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African-American English
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Vocabulary
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| Title | Language and Creativity |
| Author | Ronald Carter |
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