A Brief Analysis of Phonological Ambiguity in American Sitcom---Good Luck Charlie
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DOI: 10.38007/Proceedings.0001780
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Li Ma
Abstract
Abstract: Ambiguity is a widely existed language phenomenon, while phonological ambiguity is an important kind of ambiguity. Verbal communication lacks the visual aid of written text and the restriction of contextual information, which makes it possible for sentences that are not originally grammatical ambiguous to have multiple interpretations due to some phonological problems, resulting in ambiguity. This paper takes the American sitcom Good Luck Charlie as the research material, collates and analyzes several kinds of phonological ambiguity and its function in the play.
Keywords
Keywords: Ambiguity; Phonological Ambiguity; American Sitcom