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Prison Argot

Name: Prison Argot
Brand: University Press of America
SKU: 04912491
Price: 82.89 EUR
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Author: Gilbert L. Encinas
ISBN: 9780761820444

A Sociolinguistic and Lexicographic Study

Gilbert L. Encinas

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04912491

Casa editrice University Press of America, gennaio 2002

Prison society has always had its own unique language. With roots in codes and secret communications... Descrizione completa

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Prison society has always had its own unique language. With roots in codes and secret communications, it has evolved over many years, allowing criminals to communicate with each other privately. This language, called 'argot' from the French argot _ a beggars' guild, criminal cant, and slang_has significant meaning to inmates. Coded communication allows prisoners to define their relative status and rights, just as workers who were members of corporations and guilds had their own argot for the same purpose. Prison Argot is Gilbert L. Encinas' study of the different elements of prison language.