Multilingualism in the Movies: Hollywood Characters and Their Language Choices, Volume 135

Action thriller Amadeus American appear audience Bourne Identity Braveheart Brontė categories of language chapter characterization clearly code-switching comedy communicative situation contact movies contrast conversation corpus Danko depicted different languages discussed Elizabeth endolingual Enemy Lines English L1 evocation example Excerpt exolingual fictional fluent Fools Rush fractal recursivity Frantic French Kiss German Green Card individual multilingualism instance interaction interlanguage interlocutors Isabel Italian Jack Ryan Jackal Jason Bourne Kate Kodoroff L1 speakers L2 users language choice language contact Licence to Kill linguicism linguicist linguistic repertoire mixed scenes monolingual motivations movie characters movie scenes movies analyzed multilingual multilingual discourse Murron narrative importance negative characters Nemerov non-English OL only scenes OL turns OL1 characters patterns Peacemaker Pianist Polish pragmatic presence protagonist Red Heat replacement representation Russian Sabrina Saving Private Ryan Schindler's List second language settings social sociolinguistic Spanish speak English stereotyping strategy subtitles switch Table texts tion Tomorrow Never Dies translation typically utterances viewer Walker