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Fulford, Robert.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Language
English

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Subjects
English language, North America
Places
United States
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Cover of: The language of now
The language of now
1972, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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One tape, 30 minutes long. Robert Fulford suggests some of the sources upon which North American English draws to make itself more colorful. Among other things, he shows how upper economic classes borrow language from lower classes and how Negro ghetto words can mean exactly the opposite to their use outside.

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Series
CBC learning system. Audiotape ; 210

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1 sound cassette : analog.

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OL21571299M

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