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dialect stylization: a standalone construct

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Sociolinguistics

a speaker's knowing performance of a dialect or voice not normally their own, used to project personas and evaluate social types.

In sociolinguistics, dialect stylization refers to a speaker's knowing performance of a dialect or voice not normally their own, used to project personas and evaluate social types. This meaning comes from Coupland (2001) in Language in Society.[1]

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  1. Coupland, N. (2001). Dialect stylization in radio talk. Language in Society, 30(3), 345-375. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0047404501003013

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