网络英语的特点---毕业论文.docVIP

【标题】网络英语的特点 【作者】李 洁 【关键词】网络语言；互联网；交流 【指导老师】游 伟 【专业】英语 【正文】I. IntroductionA. Definitions of NetspeakNetwork English(referred to, Netspeak), According to David Crystal?(2001: 17),“The term?‘Netspeak’ is an alternative to?‘Netlish’,?‘Weblish’,?‘Internet language’,?‘cyberspeak’,?‘electronic discourse’,?‘electronic language’,?‘interactive written discourse’,?‘computer-mediated Communication’?(CMC), and other more cumbersome locutions. The earliest citation is by Ian Bacon in?Out on the Internet, MacUser, April 1993-Like all arcane entities, the Internet has its own language, sometimes known as Netspeak. Netspeak is in its infancy as the Internet is still very young. As a matter of fact, Netspeak has not been familiar or widely accepted in the field of linguistics. No agreement has been achieved to define Netspeak; various theories and comments on Netspeak are still under discussion.D. Crystal defines Netspeak in the following?(2001: 18). Netspeak is a type of language displaying features that are unique to the Internet, and encountered in all the above situations?(namely, in email, chatgroups, virtual worlds and World Wide Web), arising out of its character as a medium which is electronic, global and interactive.???? Susan C. Herring describes the language of CMC this way?(1996: 3). It is typed, and hence like writing, but exchanges are often rapid and informal, and hence more like spoken conversation. Moreover, the computer-mediated register has unique features its own, such as the use of?emoticons”(smiley? faces composed of ascii characters) and other graphics, as well as special lexis?(?lurking?,?flaming?,?spamming?) and acronyms?(FAQ, IMHO, RTFM).???? B. Fliss in the paper The Language of Email?(2003) at www.chass.utoronto.ca/ cpercy/courses/ saysNetspeak is an extremely informal type of English slang used in electronic communication which implements both graphological and lexical deviation. Yi Shaohua shows her opinion in the thesis The Superficial