
handle: 10045/93517
This dissertation addresses the issues of lexical productivity and lexical creativity. The former is associated with standard English, and the latter is present in Slang English. Interestingly both phenomena serve to create coinages in the English language. Nevertheless, the formation of new words may as well be morphologically classified into rule-governed and unpredictable respectively. Also, the Media has helped proliferate a good number of minor but innovative changes in language. An instance may be the American Reality Jersey Shore (MTV). In this dissertation we shall deal with the morphological productivity and creativity of the Slang uttered by the characters of the above-mentioned Reality.
Media, Lexical Creativity, Lexical Productivity, English Slang, Filología Inglesa, Word-Formation
Media, Lexical Creativity, Lexical Productivity, English Slang, Filología Inglesa, Word-Formation
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