Total : 34,872 item
1571. Reference : MM-1-21-209
| May 5, 1969. Both the police officers who killed criminal at a gas station are under investigation for excessive use of force. May 19, 1969. The villagers do not want to act as witnesses to either of the police officers. | Punch card
1572. Reference : MM-1-21-210
| Carrying illegal guns in public Jan 28, 1969. Moerman attends the police station to observe situations in which, for example: 1) a boy carries illegal guns to a festival (possibly at a monastery). As the boy is a minor, he simply gets a warning and has to pay a fine, and the incident is recorded in the police diary log, 2) a lieutenant at Mae Rim District police station drove and hit a passer-by, after which the car was impounded and the officer forced to pay compensation before his car was released, 3) illegal immigrants from China were arrested by the police and were being prepared for repatriation. | Punch card
1573. Reference : MM-1-21-211
| A case of assault 14 January 1969. A student at Chiang Mai University injures a neighbor, whom he accuses of allowing his dog to bite the students when he was drunk. The police attempt to mediate, but the student’s neighbor insists on proceeding with litigation. | Punch card
1574. Reference : MM-1-21-212
| Sexual Offense in Saraphi District May 6-7, 1969. Sexual assualt case in Saraphi District, Chiang Mai. | Punch card
1575. Reference : MM-1-21-213
| Case of attempted rape April 18, 1969. The Saraphi District police station is presented with a case of attempted rape. | Punch card
1576. Reference : MM-1-21-120
| Moerman cites Keenan (1971) on the significant role of context. | Punch card
1577. Reference : MM-1-21-121
| Moerman cites Labov (1970) on the work of the sociologist Harvey Sacks, who argued that the syntax of the speakers come from the analysis of the audience. | Punch card
1578. Reference : MM-1-21-122
| Moerman cites Cazden (1970), Labov (1970) and the work of Labov et al (1968) on the issue of language. | Punch card
1579. Reference : MM-1-21-123
| Moerman refers to Williams’ work (1970) on language and compares his concepts to those of Labov (1970). | Punch card
1580. Reference : MM-1-21-124
| Moerman refers to the linguist Zwicky (1971) and his examination of speech. We can distinguish speech in several forms, including conversations and reports, the meanings of which differ. | Punch card
