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Prestige speech patterns, phonetic patterns or grammatical structures that appear to have become embedded in linguistic practice as a by-product of standardization. Adapting the phrase ‘grammatically deviant prestige constructions’ (Emonds 1986), we refer to such phenomena as ‘prestige speech patterns’. In this formulation,

chance

Language change,erspective, the grammar constructed by a professional linguist is simply an alternative codification to that provided by a normative grammarian, superior perhaps in terms of the quality of the analysis, but not fundamentally different in nature. The corollary of this view is that grammars themselves

Abnormal

Social levelling, or anti-standardization,andardization within the context of a more thoroughgoing analysis of the social conditions and ideological framework that arguably lie behind much current linguistic variation and change. The principal theme of this chapter will be that recent social changes have led to the creation of alternative,

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hey show how concepts such as grammaticality and structural change covertly rely on a false conceptualization of language, one that derives ultimately from standardization.978-1-349-33394-3978-1-137-28439-6