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"English After RP: Standard British Pronunciation Today" Geoff Lindsey

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"English After RP: Standard British Pronunciation Today"
Geoff Lindsey

"Most publications still use the set of phonetic symbols that were chosen for RP over half a century ago by A. C. Gimson , even though by Gimson’s own criteria a number of them are no longer appropriate."

"The twentieth century brought mass communication and culture. At first, this acted in RP’s favour. RP dominated BBC radio for fifty years."

"The pace of social change accelerated rapidly in the 1960s. Pop culture brought new glamour to Britons from the lower classes, like the Beatles."

"Social privilege was no longer seen as prestigious, but rather as unfair."

"‘RP speakers are perceived, as soon as they start speaking, as haughty and unfriendly by non-RP speakers unless and until they are able to demonstrate the contrary.’"
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What RP stands for?
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piotr.grela - Received Pronunciation - przyjęta, akceptowwna, wymowa, w od XIX wieku do połowy XX w. aby otrzymać pracę na stanowiskach rządowych, w BBC czy w radiu trzeba było się posługiwać określoną wymową.

Obecnie nawet spikerzy radiowi BBC posługują się akcentami of modern RP, Estuary English aż po MLE.
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