2. 2nd GROUP
By :
Edi budi winardi
Dwi puji lestari
Eka nurul kholifah
3. History
• History (from Greek ἱστορία - historia,
meaning "inquiry, knowledge acquired by
investigation") is the discovery, collection,
organization, and presentation of
information about past events. Scholars who
write about history are called historians.
4. THE HISTORY OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS
• William Labov, who pioneered a school devoted to showing the
relevance of social determinants of variation for linguistic theory;
• Basil Bernstein, the British sociologist whose work on class-related
‘codes’ led to a brief flirtation with American sociolinguists;
• Dell Hymes, whose adaptation of Roman Jakobson’s theory of
communication shaped the ethnography of communication and
educational linguistics and who molded sociolinguistics by editing
several pioneering volumes and the flagship journal Language in
Society;
• John Gumperz, founder of interactional sociolinguistics; and
• Charles Ferguson and
• Joshua Fishman.
5. Sociolinguistics
• The sociolinguistics is the study about
relationship between language and society.
The language as the communication tool and
then the society is the communities of
people. There are many various of language
that are suitable with the place, speaking
people, condition and situation, so the
language is possible used. The place is very
important because the language style of
people reflect where the people live.
6. Sociolinguistics whit linguistics
• sociolinguistics linguistics is a science that examines the
linked by a factor of sociology. Thus, the sociolinguistic
not leave linguistics. What is studied in linguistics (the
science that examines language as a phenomenon
inedependen) provide a basis for sociolinguistic to show
different uses of language associated with social factors.
What is assessed in linguistics, covering what is studied De
Saussure, the Bloomfieldien (Bloomfield, Charles Fries,
and Hocket) and the Neo Bloomfieldien with deep
structurenya structure and surface, is seen by sosiolinguis
as a form of primary language when it is associated with
the user and the use of language will changes and
differences.
7. Sociolinguistic with sociology
• Sociolinguistic view of language as a basis of
assessment (see back the relationship
between sociolinguistic and linguistic) and
looked at the social structure as a
determinant variable. Both are seen as
gegenseitige gegenseitige einbettung and
determination, and the relationship between
the two determined by the requirements of
humans, the organization of the human mind
(in the form external argument), as well as
the intrinsic demands of a field of systematic,
robust, and effective
8. Sociolinguistic relationship with a
pragmatic
• Pragmatics is the language of science which
studies the purpose and effect
language associated with the context, or the
use of language that are tailored
with the subject, purpose, participants,
venues and facilities. As
sociolinguistics, pragmatics also assume that
the language (speech) is not
monostyle.
9. Sociolinguistic relations and
Anthropology
• Sociolinguistic trying to take advantage of the
classification society through cultural
anthropology and do see it as a factor
influencers language. Sociolinguistic re trying
to test the linguistic data discovered
anthropology. View of life (which is reflected
in the behavior) is used as a factor
cause variations in language, especially
aspects of vocabulary and structure.
