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Language use and linguistic variations found in interactive media: A case study of Francophone youth

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(Thesis) M.A.
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2005
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The current study will explore the complex ways in which language use and linguistic variations have been influenced by online interactive media. With a primary focus on research design and techniques, this study will address some of the methodological concerns raised in previous studies. A case study will identify interlocutors participating on MSN Messenger as a small group of francophone youth. Descriptive analysis will introduce linguistic features that could be selected as a possible set of variables andlor factors suitable for the future study of French language use and linguistic variations identified within interactive written communication.
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