American English: Dialects and Variation (Language in Society)
by Walt Wolfram, Natalie Schilling
American English: Dialects and Variation offers a clear introduction to the many forms of English spoken in the United States. Wolfram and Schilling place dialect diversity within the context of language and society, making the subject accessible to students and general readers interested in linguistics.
About This Book
American English: Dialects and Variation introduces the diversity of English as it is spoken across the United States.
Walt Wolfram and Natalie Schilling explore variation in American English through a sociolinguistic perspective.
The book considers how language differs among speakers and communities, emphasizing the relationship between language and society.
It is suited to readers seeking a structured introduction to American English dialects and linguistic variation.
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