
Das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit ist es, darzustellen wie der britische Filmemacher Ken Loach in seinen Filmen Sprache als Marker für Klassenzugehörigkeit einsetzt. Die Analyse, die anhand fünf Beispiele seiner Filmografie erfolgt, beruht auf qualitativen Methoden der Forschung, konkret der systematischen Filmanalyse nach Helmut Korte. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass akzentuierte Sprache und Dialekte ein wichtiges Stilmittel von Loach darstellen, um seine Figuren in einen Klassenkontext einzuordnen. Es werden unterschiedliche Methoden herausgearbeitet, die zum Herstellen von Identifikation herangezogen werden, wie die Gegenüberstellung oder Solidaritätsbildung.
The aim of this thesis is to illustrate how the British filmmaker Ken Loach uses language to mark class affiliation in his films. The analysis, which takes five examples from his filmografy, is based on qualitative methods of research, specifically the systematic film analysis of Helmut Korte. The results show that accented speech and dialects are an important stylistic device for Loach, to situate his characters within a specific class context. Different methods, with which identification is created, are determined, such as confrontation or the generation of solidarity.
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