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From: Ulrich Lueders < lincom.europa at t-online.de >
Subject: Studies in Slang and Slogans: Babatunde, Odebunmi, Adetunji,
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Title: Studies in Slang and Slogans 
Series Title: LINCOM Studies in Pragmatics 18  

Publication Year: 2010 
Publisher: Lincom GmbH
	   http://www.lincom.eu
	
Editor: Sola Babatunde
Editor: Akin Odebunmi
Editor: Akinbiyi Adisa Adetunji
Editor: Mahfouz Adedimeji

Paperback: ISBN:  9783929075717 Pages: 200 Price: Europe EURO 64.00


Abstract:

Studies in Slang and Slogans, with contributions from Nigeria, America,
France, Poland and Indonesia, addresses the nature, form and function of
the slangy items and slogans engaged in politics, computer-mediated
communication, sports, the military, students' informal interactions,
transportation, advertising and general human interactions. The book
centrally examines how human social-political experiences and encounters
with digital technology constrain the choice of slang and slogans favoured
in the focused domains, the varieties of these slang and slogans, and the
impact of these on human socio-cognitive processes in society. Studies in
Slang and Slogans, therefore, should be of great interest to general
readers, scholars from diverse areas of academic concerns, politicians,
internet users, students, government officials and advertisers. 

Chapter One:	 Politics and American Slang	
Leonard R.N. Ashley	
Chapter Two:	 Axis of Evil: A Pragmatic Consideration	
Adam Bednarek
Chapter Three:	Slang, Sexual Organ and Metaphor in Nigerian English	
Akin Odebunmi
Chapter Four:	Indonesian Slang in Internet 
Chatting Howard Manns
Chapter Five:	Slang, Naming and Nigerian Supporters of English Premiership	
Akin Adetunji
Chapter Six:	 Slang and the Nigerian Army	
Bola Shakirat Ijaiya
Chapter Seven:	Students' Slang in the University of Ilorin	
Sola Babatunde & Ayotunde S. Folorunsho
Chapter Eight:	 Students' Slang on Internet Fraud	
'Wale Oni & O.J. Oke
Chapter Nine:	Slang in Text Messaging Amongst Nigerian University Students	
Ononye Chuka & Romanus Aboh
Chapter Ten:	Slang Among Nigerian University Students: Forms and Types 
M.A. Aremu
Chapter Eleven:	Kegites' Slang in a Nigerian University	
Adeniyi Osunbade & Adeolu Adeniji
Chapter Twelve:	Slogan and Anti-slogan Practices: A Confrontation on Public
Space and Advertising in Parisian	 Subway	
Kenza Cherkaoui Messin & Natalia La Valle 
Chapter Thirteen:	Sociological and Historical Contexts of Number Plate
Sloganeering in Nigeria	
Mahfouz Adedimeji
Chapter Fourteen:	The Politics and Pragmatics of Slogans on Nigerian
Vehicle Number Plates	
S.A. Aladeyomi & K.K. Olaniyan
Chapter Fifteen:	Slogan and Sloganising in Nigerian Political and Religious
Discourses
M.A. Alo
Chapter Sixteen:	Language and Style in Political Slogans	
Ayo Osisanwo
Chapter Seventeen:	A Pragmatic Analysis of Political Slogans: A Case of
Governor Gbenga Daniel of Ogun state, Nigeria	
Toyin Makinde & Sola Odeneye
Chapter Eighteen:	Political Slogans in Chinua Achebe's A Man of the People	
Amaka Ezeife & Ebuka Igwebuike 



Linguistic Field(s): Pragmatics
                     Sociolinguistics


Written In: English  (eng)
	
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