Teaching Comparative Government and Politics

Monday, July 21, 2014

Linguistic cleavages

An illustration of the linguistic diversity of the UK. However, as a tone-deaf Yank, I have trouble distinguishing one from another in many of these short examples.

This performance does give us an idea of the diversity behind the facade of British uniformity. Do any of these accents represent political cleavages?


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