An Analysis of the Media Coverage in the Course of the Oakland Ebonics Controversy


Hausarbeit (Hauptseminar), 2010

22 Seiten, Note: 1,3


Leseprobe


CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

1. WHAT IS EBONICS/AFRICAN AMERICAN VERNACULAR ENGLISH
1.1 ORIGIN AND BACKGROUND
1.2 EBONICS/AAVE CHARACTERISTICS

2. THE EBONICS CONTROVERSY
2.1 THE OAKLAND CASE
2.2 EXCURSUS: THE BLACK ENGLISH TRIAL AT THE ANN ARBOR SCHOOL

3. MEDIA RESPONSE
3.1 RESEARCH DESIGN
3.2 MAIN POINTS OF CONTROVERSY
ISSUE #1: IS EBONICS A DISTINCT LANGUAGE OR MERELY SLANG? IS EBONICS INCORRECT
ENGLISH?
ISSUE #2: BASIC MISUNDERSTANDING: STUDENTS WILL BE TAUGHT IN EBONICS/AAVE
ISSUE #3: DOES RECOGNIZING MINORITY SPEECH PATTERNS IMPROVE STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE
OR IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN GENERAL?
ISSUE #4: FUNDING FOR LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY STUDENTS OR EBONICS SPEAKERS
3.3 OVERALL IMPRESSION

4. LINGUISTS’ RESPONSE TO MEDIA CRITICISM
4.1 RACISM IN THE NEWS
4.2 LESSONS LEARNED FROM OAKLAND
4.3 NEED FOR EDUCATION

CONCLUSION

WORKS CITED

Ende der Leseprobe aus 22 Seiten

Details

Titel
An Analysis of the Media Coverage in the Course of the Oakland Ebonics Controversy
Hochschule
Universität Leipzig
Note
1,3
Autor
Jahr
2010
Seiten
22
Katalognummer
V152510
ISBN (eBook)
9783640646548
ISBN (Buch)
9783640646203
Dateigröße
587 KB
Sprache
Englisch
Schlagworte
Ebonics, African American Vernacular Englisch, AAVE, Oakland, Ann Arbor, Dialect, Racism, The New York Times, Media Coverage, Distinct Language, New York Daily News, LSA, Media Critique, Language Variety, Funding, Language Diversity, Language Minority Speakers
Arbeit zitieren
Clara Schwarz (Autor:in), 2010, An Analysis of the Media Coverage in the Course of the Oakland Ebonics Controversy, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/152510

Kommentare

  • Noch keine Kommentare.
Blick ins Buch
Titel: An Analysis of the Media Coverage in the Course of the Oakland Ebonics Controversy



Ihre Arbeit hochladen

Ihre Hausarbeit / Abschlussarbeit:

- Publikation als eBook und Buch
- Hohes Honorar auf die Verkäufe
- Für Sie komplett kostenlos – mit ISBN
- Es dauert nur 5 Minuten
- Jede Arbeit findet Leser

Kostenlos Autor werden