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Book Title
Kenyan English : Domains of Use, Forms, and Users Attitudes
ISBN
9781793641083
Subject Area
Social Science, Language Arts & Disciplines, Education
Publication Name
Kenyan English : Domains of Use, Forms, and Users' Attitudes
Publisher
Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
Item Length
9.4 in
Subject
Bilingual Education, Sociology / General, General, Linguistics / Sociolinguistics
Publication Year
2021
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Leonora Anyango
Item Weight
18 Oz
Item Width
6.3 in
Number of Pages
216 Pages

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Publisher
Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
ISBN-10
1793641080
ISBN-13
9781793641083
eBay Product ID (ePID)
21050396357

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
216 Pages
Publication Name
Kenyan English : Domains of Use, Forms, and Users' Attitudes
Language
English
Publication Year
2021
Subject
Bilingual Education, Sociology / General, General, Linguistics / Sociolinguistics
Type
Textbook
Author
Leonora Anyango
Subject Area
Social Science, Language Arts & Disciplines, Education
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
18 Oz
Item Length
9.4 in
Item Width
6.3 in

Additional Product Features

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Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2021-033514
Reviews
A timely and insightful book on Kenyan English that informs the reader on the uniqueness of Kenyan English through carefully researched contributions. The chapters in the book are data driven allowing the reader to have a good understanding of what characterizes the Kenyan English variety. The chapters assembled by a diverse group of both scholars and language practitioners provide a much-needed resource for students of language, policy makers, and curriculum designers., It is my pleasure to endorse the book Kenyan English: Domains of Use, Forms, and Users' Attitudes by Martha M. Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha. I would first comment about the author Martha M. Michieka since I have seen her talk about Kenyan English and African Englishes in general in various academic conferences. Her presentations on issues surrounding African Englishes and advocacy for the recognition of these varieties as distinct from the British English, the parent language, are interesting and thought-provoking. In this book, Martha Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha explore the structure, development, and use of the English variety in spoken in Kenya. The papers in this collection argue for the existence of a Kenyan variety of English that came into being from the legacies of the British colonialism. This book is a must-read for anyone who is interested in understanding the influence of the colonial languages on the language policy and language choice in Africa., It is my pleasure to endorse the book Kenyan English: Domains of Use, Forms, and Users' Attitudes by Martha M. Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha. I would first comment about the author Martha M. Michieka since I have seen her talk about Kenyan English and African Englishes in general in various academic conferences. Her presentations on issues surrounding African Englishes and advocacy for the recognition of these varieties as distinct from the British English, the parent language, are interesting and thought-provoking. In this book, Martha Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha explore the structure, development, and use of the English variety spoken in Kenya. The chapters argue for the existence of a Kenyan variety of English that came into being from the legacies of the British colonialism. This book is a must-read for anyone who is interested in understanding the influence of the colonial languages on language policy and language choice in Africa., This is a long awaited update on the linguistic ecology of English in Kenya, including educational contexts but also the media, religion, and private domains. The volume will sit nicely on the shelf of everyone interested in East African Englishes and in scholarship originating from within the Kenyan English user community., This is a book that university departments of English and/or linguistics in Africa and the whole world should find invaluable in providing a comprehensive, user-friendly, and up-to-date guide to an African outer circle variety of English. It eloquently and intelligently navigates the variety's structural homogeneity and heterogeneity, and contextualizes its functions across the socio-political spectrum in both public and private spaces in Kenya, thereby broadening the reader's understanding of the sociolinguistics of English as a global language., This book is an enlightening read and a great resource for anyone working on indigenous languages and Englishes of the world. Drawing on varied theoretical and philosophical insights from several empirical sites, the God sent authors in this volume creatively explore the distinct nature of Kenyan English, from the perspective of its unique concepts, rules of engagement, regional variations, structural character and patterns of use in such domains as education, the church, the mass media, politics, urban and rural settings. The book provides a powerful lens for examining, understanding, and moving forward the significant, but rarely appreciated, discussions about the use of and existing elements of linguistic (dis)similarity between Kenyan English and other Englishes, more so, the standard British English. As an educator and Applied linguist, I enjoyed reading this amazing text and would most sincerely encourage every educator, language expert, political scientist, policy maker, and scholar of any standing to read it and share it with everyone everywhere in the world!
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
427.96762
Table Of Content
Introduction: Kenyan English or Kenyan Englishes? Martha. M. Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha Chapter 1: An Empirical Study of Regional Variations in the Kenyan English Vowel System Peter Nyansera Otieno Chapter 2: The Kenyan English Accent: Segmental Features Joshua Itumo and Martin C. Njoroge Chapter 3: Error or flavor: An Account of the Lexical, Phrasal, and Syntactic Character of Fossilize Errors in Kenyan English Grammar Ann Hildah Gatakaa Kinyua Chapter: 4: Teaching English in Kenya: Reforms and Challenges in Early Years Education Benard Omenge Nyatuka, Chapter 5: English across the Curriculum in Kenya: The Reality in Primary School Classrooms and Implications on Epistemic Access Peter Mose Chapter 6: English Language Proficiency Among Secondary School Learners in Kenya: A Case of One Kenyan Rural Sub County Daniel Nyongesa Khaemba and Eucabeth Ong'au- Mong'are Chapter 7: Patterns of English Use in Kiswahili-Based Kenyan Mass Media Sarah Marjie Chapter 8: The English Language and Media Reporting on Devolution in Rural Kenya Nicholas Anyuor and Omukule Emojong Chapter 9: Pulpit English in Kenya: Examples of Mediatized Sermons in Kenya Reuben Kigame and Leonora Anyango Chapter 10: The Shadow of English: Multilingual Parents and Language Choice in Urban Kenya Leonora Anyango Index About the Contributors
Synopsis
Kenyan English: Domains of Use, Forms, and Users' Attitudesfocuses on the unique issues that concern language researchers in Kenya and elsewhere. Edited by Martha M. MichiekaandEvans Gesura Mecha, the collection examines the English language forms and usages to describe the reality of Kenyan English use. The contributors address questions such as: What are the characteristics that distinguish Kenyan English from other national varieties? How is English taught, and what impact does that kind of teaching have on learner proficiency? What is the place of English in mass media, in politics, in the churches, and in multilingual homes? The contributors, all experienced language practitioners based in Kenya or currently conducting language-related research in Kenya, bring fresh perspectives to the topic at hand and give readers a glance into contexts that have not yet been addressed in this way. They highlight the sociolinguistic reality of the English language in present-day Kenya and raise questions that will prompt further research., This volume treats the sociolinguistic reality of Kenyan English. The contributors give the readers a rare glance into various contexts of English language use, such as school classrooms, radio stations, an urban pulpit, and a multilingual family setting., Kenyan English: Domains of Use, Forms, and Users' Attitudes focuses on the unique issues that concern language researchers in Kenya and elsewhere. Edited by Martha M. Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha, the collection examines the English language forms and usages to describe the reality of Kenyan English use. The contributors address questions such as: What are the characteristics that distinguish Kenyan English from other national varieties? How is English taught, and what impact does that kind of teaching have on learner proficiency? What is the place of English in mass media, in politics, in the churches, and in multilingual homes? The contributors, all experienced language practitioners based in Kenya or currently conducting language-related research in Kenya, bring fresh perspectives to the topic at hand and give readers a glance into contexts that have not yet been addressed in this way. They highlight the sociolinguistic reality of the English language in present-day Kenya and raise questions that will prompt further research.
LC Classification Number
PE3432.K4K46 2021
ebay_catalog_id
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Copyright Date
2022

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