The paper looks at the informal texts published on the Italian Web. Such texts are often described as “rule-less” and confused; a systematic survey will show instead that their non-standard linguistic features follow many (unwritten) rules. In the field of orthography, for example, the use of k instead of ch or c is widespread, but the use of y or j instead of i is virtually unknown – and the same rules apply to more complex features.
Titolo: | Non-standard rules: innovation you cannot find on the Italian Web |
Autori: | Mirko Tavosanis |
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Anno del prodotto: | 2013 |
Abstract: | The paper looks at the informal texts published on the Italian Web. Such texts are often described as “rule-less” and confused; a systematic survey will show instead that their non-standard linguistic features follow many (unwritten) rules. In the field of orthography, for example, the use of k instead of ch or c is widespread, but the use of y or j instead of i is virtually unknown – and the same rules apply to more complex features. |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio) |
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