Why Is The Villain Always British?

An Analysis of American Attitudes Towards British English And the Influence of Media, Using the Example of the Movie Gladiator (2000)

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• Dominik Poos

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• Recueils, anthologies

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Exploring the nuanced relationship between American and British English, this seminar paper delves into the distinct language attitudes each nation holds towards the other's English. It examines how these attitudes are generated, expressed, and modified, highlighting the impact of American media on this dynamic. Through an analysis of previous studies and the film "Gladiator," the paper reveals the complexities of cultural perceptions shaped by language, challenging the notion of a shared cultural identity despite linguistic similarities.

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• Année de publication: 2013
• Reliure: (souple)