Black English: Its History and Usage in the United StatesVintage Books, 1973 - 361 sider 'An important, provocative study....Black English is not a sloppy imitation of white English, Dillard insists, but a precise language with a history and grammar of its own. A teacher of linguistics, he marshals an impressive--and often fascinating--case.'--Charles Michener, Newsweek |
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Black English and the Academic Establishment | 3 |
On the Structure of Black English | 39 |
A Sketch of the History of Black English | 89 |
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