THE ROLE OF DIALECT IN AMERICAN SOUTHERN LITERATURE

Authors

  • Abdurakhimova Aziza Abduvaqqos qizi Chirchik State of Pedagogical University Student of Faculty of the Tourism,Foreign Language and Literature(English)
  • Diana Valeryevna Abduramanova Doctor of Phylosophy of Philological Sciences(PhD),act.assoc.prof.CSPU

Keywords:

Keywords: Dialect, Phonology, regional identity, social perception, language and identity, cultural heritage, historical influences.

Abstract

Abstract: The role of dialect in South American English (SAE) is crucial in the formation of regional identity, social interaction and cultural heritage. The dialect of southern English is a marker of identity, often signaling the social, geographical and cultural context of the speaker. It plays a role in promoting a sense of community and perpetuating social divisions, as the linguistic characteristics of Southeastern English are sometimes associated with stereotypes about intelligence, education and social class. Although Southeastern English continues to evolve and is subject to the influence of media and migration, it remains a vital part of Southern culture and heritage, reinforcing the diversity of American English.

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Published

2024-12-05