Nominal and Pronominal Address in Jamaica and Trinidad

Variation and patterns

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This book examines the various patterns of nominal and pronominal address used in Jamaica and Trinidad, the two most populous islands of the English-speaking Caribbean. Given that the Anglo-Caribbean context has so far been largely neglected in address research, this study aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the linguistic means Jamaicans and Trinidadians have at their disposal and make use of to address each other. A particular focus will be on variation in the speakers’ address behaviour with regard to their sex, age, social class, ethnicity, and regional background. The study draws both on data from a self-compiled corpus of postcolonial Jamaican and Trinidadian literary works, and on questionnaire and interview data collected during fieldwork. This book contributes to the ever-growing body of research in the field of nominal and pronominal address, and will be relevant to researchers interested in the fields of sociolinguistics, pragmatics, and World Englishes.
[Topics in Address Research, 3]  2021.  xiv, 246 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/tar.3
Table of Contents
List of tables
ix–x
List of figures
xi–xiv
Acknowledgments
xv–xvi
Chapter 1. Introduction
1–12
Chapter 2. Theoretical considerations on the study of address
13–36
Chapter 3. Study I: Nominal and pronominal address in postcolonial Jamaican and Trinidadian literature
37–80
Chapter 4. Study II: Quantitative and qualitative analysis of fieldwork data gathered in Jamaica and Trinidad
81–186
Chapter 5. Synopsis: Nominal and pronominal address in contemporary Jamaica and Trinidad
187–202
Chapter 6. Conclusion
203–208
References
209–232
Appendix A. Overview of data from Study I
233–236
Appendix B. Written questionnaire from Study II
237–242
Index
243–246
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