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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Linguistics, grade: 1,3, University of Heidelberg (Anglistisches Seminar), course: Slips of the tongue, language: English, abstract: Whenever people fail to utter the message they wanted to convey correctly, they apologizeand tend to explain their accidental mistake as a slip of the tongue. However, what is meantand covered by this term which is used so often to refer to speech errors Does its universalitysuggest that all tongue slips are of the same kind If not, how can they be distinguished This term paper will try to give a more detailed categorization of speech anomalies, firstproviding a definition what is generally seen as a slip of the tongue. It will be shown, whowere the first linguists to examine this topic and what discoveries were made.In order to give an own precise classification of speech errors, different approaches formain categorizations will be presented and taken into consideration. On the basis of thesemain categories, further sub-categories are elaborated and illustrated with examples given bydifferent authors in order to explain every feature appropriately. Since many authors still notagree upon a common sub-classification, this term paper will select the most suitable termsand definitions, try to compromise about the most common ones and give suggestions forfurther distinctions. To be conforming to the majority of the literature, the most commonterminology shall be used. However, if provided terms are inappropriate or imprecise, theywill be modified.The types of speech errors will be ordered via the main class they belong to. They will bepresented as sub-classes, defined, explained and illustrated by examples in detail. Examplesare marked with ordinals. The incorrect utterance is always presented with an asterisk andfollowed by the proper realization in brackets. The pronunciation of the slips is written ingraphemes, i.e. normally written words, as far as this is possible to convey the mistake. Whereno written equivalent can be found, square brackets will be used for the transcription of thespeech error.After all issues of one main category have been elaborated, rules and general remarkswhich apply to all of them will be stated.Finally, this term paper concludes which problems may occur when classifying slips of thetongue and provide an outlook about what speech errors reveal about the speech productionprocess, the inner human lexicon and language universals. [.]. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Linguistics, grade: 1,3, University of Heidelberg (Anglistisches Seminar), course: Slips of the tongue, language: English, abstract: Whenever people fail to utter the message they wanted to convey correctly, they apologizeand tend to explain their accidental mistake as a slip of the tongue. However, what is meantand covered by this term which is used so often to refer to speech errors Does its universalitysuggest that all tongue slips are of the same kind If not, how can they be distinguished This term paper will try to give a more detailed categorization of speech anomalies, firstproviding a definition what is generally seen as a slip of the tongue. It will be shown, whowere the first linguists to examine this topic and what discoveries were made.In order to give an own precise classification of speech errors, different approaches formain categorizations will be presented and taken into consideration. On the basis of thesemain categories, further sub-categories are elaborated and illustrated with examples given bydifferent authors in order to explain every feature appropriately. Since many authors still notagree upon a common sub-classification, this term paper will select the most suitable termsand definitions, try to compromise about the most common ones and give suggestions forfurther distinctions. To be conforming to the majority of the literature, the most commonterminology shall be used. However, if provided terms are inappropriate or imprecise, theywill be modified.The types of speech errors will be ordered via the main class they belong to. They will bepresented as sub-classes, defined, explained and illustrated by examples in detail. Examplesare marked with ordinals. The incorrect utterance is always presented with an asterisk andfollowed by the proper realization in brackets. The pronunciation of the slips is written ingraphemes, i.e. normally written words, as far as this is possible to convey the mistake. Whereno written equivalent can be found, square brackets will be used for the transcription of thespeech error.After all issues of one main category have been elaborated, rules and general remarkswhich apply to all of them will be stated.Finally, this term paper concludes which problems may occur when classifying slips of thetongue and provide an outlook about what speech errors reveal about the speech productionprocess, the inner human lexicon and language universals. [.] 32 pp. Englisch. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Linguistics, grade: 1,3, University of Heidelberg (Anglistisches Seminar), course: Slips of the tongue, language: English, abstract: Whenever people fail to utter the message they wanted to convey correctly, they apologizeand tend to explain their accidental mistake as a slip of the tongue. However, what is meant and covered by this term which is used so often to refer to speech errors Does its universality suggest that all tongue slips are of the same kind If not, how can they be distinguished This term paper will try to give a more detailed categorization of speech anomalies, first providing a definition what is generally seen as a slip of the tongue. It will be shown, who were the first linguists to examine this topic and what discoveries were made. In order to give an own precise classification of speech errors, different approaches for main categorizations will be presented and taken into consideration. On the basis of these main categories, further sub-categories are elaborated and illustrated with examples given by different authors in order to explain every feature appropriately. Since many authors still not agree upon a common sub-classification, this term paper will select the most suitable terms and definitions, try to compromise about the most common ones and give suggestions for further distinctions. To be conforming to the majority of the literature, the most common terminology shall be used. However, if provided terms are inappropriate or imprecise, they will be modified. The types of speech errors will be ordered via the main class they belong to. They will be presented as sub-classes, defined, explained and illustrated by examples in detail. Examples are marked with ordinals. The incorrect utterance is always presented with an asterisk and followed by the proper realization in brackets. The pronunciation of the slips is written in graphemes, i.e. normally written words, as far as this is possible to convey the mistake. Where no written equivalent can be found, square brackets will be used for the transcription of the speech error. After all issues of one main category have been elaborated, rules and general remarks which apply to all of them will be stated. Finally, this term paper concludes which problems may occur when classifying slips of the tongue and provide an outlook about what speech errors reveal about the speech production process, the inner human lexicon and language universals. [.]Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 32 pp. Englisch. …