CLASSICAL CULTURE IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

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CLASSICAL CULTURE IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Influence of Latin Culture in the Obama’s Acceptance Speech By Girardi Gioia and Santini Leonardo

OBAMA’S SPEECH GENRE : Argumentative text  to persuade the interlocutor with some thesis STRUCTURE : Introduction  say thank you, values, career Body  crisis, army, society, politic, future Conclusion  new project, improve the economy situation

OBAMA’S SPEECH OBJECTIVE: Discover how and if the Latin language is still living in today’s english language METHOD: Look for the words inside the text Find their origin in the dictionary Count the latin words Percentage Identify noun, verb, adjective Semantic field Conclusion

OBAMA’S SPEECH FIRST PAGE: 79 Latin words in 768 total words  10,3% 56 Nouns  44,2% 12 Verbs  9,5% 11 Adjectives  9% SEMANTIC FIELDS : ECONOMY : deficit, taxes, debt, surplus POLITIC: nomination, candidates, president VALOUR: optimism, promise, family, ARMY: peace soliders, to defend DIFFICULTY: tragedy of innocent, disctraction, JOB: factory, office, product EDUCATION: college, education, tuition

OBAMA’S SPEECH SECOND PAGE: 65 latin words in 819 total words  8% 43 Nouns  66,2% 14 Verbs  21,5% 7 Adjective  10,7% 1 Preposition  1,5% SEMANTIC FIELDS: ECONOMY : tax, export, industry, products POLITIC : corporations, states, government, strategy ENERGY : renewable, carbon, solar, batteries FUTURE : remedied, problems, responsibility

OBAMA’S SPEECH THIRD PAGE: 32 latin words in 1196 total words  2,7% 21 Nouns  65,7% 7 Verbs  21,9% 4 Adjective  12,5% SEMANTIC FIELDS: ENERGY : natural, renewable, batteries, oil EDUCATION : student, inspire, cience, math SOCIETY : path, time, recent, person ECONOMY : imports POLITIC : administrations, companies

OBAMA’S SPEECH FOURTH PAGE: 73 Latin words in 862 total words  8,5% 52 Nouns  71,2% 11 Verbs  15% 10 Adjectives  14 % SEMANTIC FIELDS: POLITIC: president, democracy, congress, governor ECONOMY: tax, rate, debt, deficit VALOUR: success, honor, family, dignity, principles SOCIETY: person, initiative, imigrants, patriotism EDUCATION: student, college, math

OBAMA’S SPEECH FIVETH PAGE: 52 Latin words in 814 total words  6,4% 39 Nouns  75% 8 verbs  15,4% 4 Adjective  7,7% 1 Adverb  2% SEMANTIC FIELDS: ECONOMY: recession, control POLITIC : convention, vote, candidate SCIENCE : science, plant, scripture ARMY : attack ,amputated, heroes, victories, battle FUTURE: voice, horizon, possible

OBAMA’S SPEECH SIXTH PAGE: 8 latin words in 171 total words  4,7% 6 Nouns  75% 2 Adjective  25% SEMANTIC FIELDS: ENERGY: energy, oil, plants, batteries POLITIC: vote, candidate FUTURE: place, horizon, problem

CONCLUSION 4320 words VS 309 Latin words  7,2% These words are about: economy, politic, valour, army, job, future, education, difficulty, science, In conclusion the influence of the classical culture in the today English language is very low: WHY? Anglo Saxon is the native tongue of English languages In the ancient time the Latin culture didn’t exceed the Anglo Saxon ones The Anglo Saxon language predominate the Latin ones in the English countries.