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A Study of the Web-chat Language

Preface第7-9页
Acknowledgements第9-10页
Introduction第10-13页
Part Ⅰ The Internet——a new medium ofcommunication第13-17页
    1·1 The relationship between the medium andcommunication第13页
    1·2 The emergence and development of the Internet第13-14页
    1·3 The properties of the Internet第14-15页
    1·4 The potential impact of the Internet第15-17页
Part Ⅱ The web-chat language as a variety第17-49页
    2·1 An overview of some unique medium-relatedfeatures of the web-chat language第17-21页
        2·1·1 The merging of speech and writing第18-19页
        2·1·2 The importance of the speed to therealization of the instant message exchange第19-20页
        2·1·3 Features resulting from the spatialdistance among the web-chat interlocutors.第20-21页
    2·2 An analysis of the characteristics of theweb-chat language第21-46页
        2·2·1 Syntactic level第21-25页
            2·2·1·1 Large mount of short and simplesentences第21-22页
            2·2·1·2 High portion of question and exclamatorysentences第22-23页
            2·2·1·3 Loose inner and inter-sentencesentences第23-25页
                ⅰ) Creational or casual nature of chat第23-24页
                ⅱ) Diversification and frequent shifts of topics15第24-25页
                ⅲ) self-repair mechanism第25页
        2·2·2 Graphonological level第25-31页
            2·2·2·1 Capitalization and decapitalization第25-26页
            2·2·2·2 Spelling第26-29页
                ⅰ) The web-chat language truly involves somecreativity.第27-28页
                ⅱ) Misspelling is common and is often neglected.19第28-29页
            2·2·2·3 Repetition and reduplication of letters第29-30页
            2·2·2·4 Punctuation第30-31页
                ⅰ) Omission of the punctuation第30页
                ⅱ) Reiteration of the punctuation第30-31页
        2·2·3 Lexical 第31-36页
            2·2·3·1 Little words第31-32页
            2·2·3·2 Jargon第32-36页
                ⅰ) Definition第32页
                ⅱ) Categories第32-34页
                    a) Abbreviations and clipped words第33页
                    b) Original use of the existent words第33-34页
                ⅲ) The label第34-35页
                ⅳ) Media literacy第35-36页
        2·2·4 Grammatical level第36-37页
            2·2·4·1 Omission of subjects第36-37页
            2·2·4·2 Omission of articles, auxiliary verbs第37页
        2·2·5 Greetings and vocatives第37-39页
        2·2·6 Directness to the topic第39-40页
        2·2·7 Utilization of descriptive expressions,pictures and emoticons第40-42页
        2·2·8 Code mixing and code switch第42页
        2·2·9 Quotation of popular texts第42-43页
        2·2·10 Formality第43-46页
            2·2·10·1 Context-dependent第43-45页
                ⅰ) Speech like style of the web-chat第43-44页
                ⅱ) Temporary property of the web-chat第44-45页
                ⅲ) Loose compliance to the standards第45页
            2·2·10·2 Intentional or unintentional informality第45-46页
    2·3 Summary第46-49页
        2·3·1 The web-chat language as a variety第46-47页
        2·3·2 Particular users and particular language usage-a subculture第47-49页
Part Ⅲ The potential impacts of the web-chat language on our language change第49-56页
    3·1 Could the web-chat language lead to changes in our daily language?第49-52页
        3·1·1 The possibility of the cross-modality influence第49-50页
        3·1·2 The web-chat users第50-51页
        3·1·3 The web-chat language perse第51-52页
        3·1·4 The public's attitudes towards the web-chat language第52页
    3·2 Is the web-chat language degradation of our language?第52-56页
Appendix:第56-69页
    Ⅰ) Data of the Web-Chat Language第56-61页
        1) Data from English Channel of 263.net第56-59页
        2) Data from Professor chat from Schools& Education of Yahoo第59-61页
    Ⅱ) Chat Abbreviations第61-69页
References第69-70页

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