LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY IN CINEMATIC DISCOURSE

The 20th century saw a significant evolution and expansion of the discourse in film and cinema industry. With the rise of mass media and increased access to literature, cinema became more widely popular and diverse. In this article the great connection between language and society in the cinematic discourse are examined with several examples of sociolinguistic research. This study examines language use in its social context, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative methods. Research in the area ranges from the diverse use of languages to variation in linguistic choices at a more micro level.

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