1. 研究目的与意义（文献综述）

language is the product of human civilization, like standard language in daily life and so is internet language on internet, which has been developed for slightly over 20 years, but greatly promoted by a wide range of its users, and even affected language in daily use. primitively, internet language is created for online message exchange, which is mainly in the form of written, namely “written for speaking”, maybe too formal compared with it today, but such a basic feature remains the core of internet language, from which all the diversity of the internet language today can be drawn out. and now it is crowned as “social dialect on the internet”(cheng yuan).

colloquialism remains a significant part in language study, as the development of society and frequent update of technology are continuing; colloquialism has beaten written style to be a more effective and understandable way in terms of frequency, economy. fairclough (1992) has deemed “colloquialism” as one of the five patterns of utterance democratization. colloquialism is not a sheer linguistic phenomenon, but more deeply rooted in the development of society, so colloquialism is a very appropriate aspect to analyze internet itself, too. and studies of colloquialism are also in a continuous and great development . take news report as an example, colloquialism is paid close attention to, but at first , mainly on title(like li shuhua, 2007). plenty of studies are limited on content, while style also remains important. internet language has taken in many informal things which traditional literature greatly rejects, such as dialects and even marks(fu fan，2008）, to try its best to resemble spoken language, and modal particles are welcomed a lot, which are significant elements of colloquialism. however, internet language, anyway, remains a kind of written language on screen, words are recognized through eyes, it can just be like talking, never able to be talking, whose power though seems a little impaired, can extend to other wonders. this paper takes chinese internet language as the object. a typical thing in colloquial use is homophony, closely pronounced, but distinctly meaning. creativity of new words sustains the life force of language, and “homophony” has already played a dignitary role in the creation: shift of idioms and etc. especially the mixture of outside reading and inside pronouncing as well as mind’s acknowledgment of both meaning, which has successfully promoted internet language to become such an overwhelmingly popular kind, proved by hot comments of videos and music and stage comedies. therefore, the written part of internet language adds to figurativeness and humor (hong qingjiao, 2006). so in fact, some of the “works”, no matter as comments or talks, deserve to be treated as literary, as one part of the literary creation of internet language. apart from that, the internet environment as an image of freedom, has absorbed the most wisdom, particularly of youngsters, thus benefiting study of culture in the mainstream. people are sparing no effort to spread internet culture in their minds, and the language as basis, that is better developed. the new language is growing, and time will tell whether the development can better accept colloquialism as literature and internet language as “classic”.

2. 研究的基本内容与方案

this paper consists of 3 parts concerning the relationship between internet language and colloquial expression.

chapter 1 states that internet language was born for a colloquial written need ,and unavoidably, is characterized with typical colloquial features alien to formal written language, thus it is presented from the perspectives of content and style, and many examples are included, with much about homophonic usages. chapter 2 is the respective influences of such two on each other, while mainly on colloquial influences on internet language, involving various aspects to manifest features of the internet language in use with a brief psychological analysis. and examples are mainly about internet language of chinese and a bit of english, mainly about figures of speech, creating new words and others, and typical rhetorical devices of ancient chinese are also mentioned, by which internet language is sublimated to an aesthetic level, rather than a merely communicational need. about the retro-action, colloquial expression take in much from popular usages of internet language as the most fashionable, which is briefly mentioned. chapter3 states reasons of colloquial diversity of internet language, its development and function, showing that though seeming informal, internet language remains more than entertainment online and oral in daily life, the whole language system is involved as a pure human thing, which concerns great value.

in the paper, three major research methods are employed. the first one is taking examples to illustrate specific feature and how such features are embodied. the second one is comparison, the core part of the paper relies on the contrast between the forms of colloquial and written, and more will be exposed from the contrast. the third one is quantitative analysis; the paper starts from the world of the internet language and extends to a person’s daily life, and explains how the exchange of colloquial expression of the two worlds matters.

3. 研究计划与安排

before 20th january: settlement of the title
before 20th march: submission of the outline
before 25th april: submission of the first draft
before 24th may: revision of the draft

before 29thmay: submission of the final version

4. 参考文献（12篇以上）

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[02]chen wei. an analysis of internet language from the perspective of sociolinguistics [j]. pedagory, 2013(2).