analysis of the linguistic point of view from the social network of language vitality（从社会语言学的角度分析网络语言的生命力）.doc

Analysis of the linguistic point of view from the social network of language vitality Paper Keywords: network language sociolinguistic vitality of buzzwords Abstract: Network rapid development of information society, language is a product, it is inextricably linked to society This article focuses on the theory of social linguistics to analyze the source of the network and the resulting emergence of language in the form of networks and social impact of language commercial value, and by the confusion arising from the phenomenon of language concerns, and thus to explore the network of language vitality. The rapid development in the information society of today, the network has long been known to everyone even proficient. China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) on January 19, 2011 in Beijing issued a lt;lt;27th China Internet Development Statistics Reportgt;gt;, as of end of December 2010, China’s Internet users reached 457 million, compared with the end of 2009 million increase in 7330, the scale of China’s mobile phone users reached 303 million, China is driving up the overall size of the main driving force of Internet users, online shopping users grew 48.6%, the fastest growing application is the user, indicating that more economic activity into the Internet era network has profoundly affected people’s daily lives, learning, entertainment, network business value is immeasurable. Internet users has become a special community groups in the network community, people have their own language and customs, The name has its own position, have their own rights and freedoms ... ... First, the network generated by the source language and form ‘Language is a social phenomenon’, ‘language is accompanied by the formation of human society, arising from, but as society changes with development.’ Network language network that is accompanied by the development of new forms of communication appear different from the the traditional language used to writ