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200 00$aAmerican English(es)$b[electronic resource] $elinguistic and socio-cultural perspectives /$fedited by Roberto Cagliero and Anna Belladelli
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $apt. 1. "Minority" and American English -- pt. 2. Spanish/Ingle?s -- pt. 3. Hunting for slang.
330   $aAmerican English(es) focuses on the manifold nature of a macro-regional variety of English which is better described in the plural form, thus enhancing the endless contribution of most diverse ethnic groups, such as those kidnapped from Africa to be employed as slaves, survivors of native American tribes systematically exterminated in the past, and, later on, European Jews escaping from pogroms, Europeans and Asians escaping from poverty, and, more recently, Central and South Americans, mostly Spanish speakers, emigrating to the USA in search of supposedly better living conditions.By tackling 
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