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|a The Routledge sociolinguistics reader /
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|a List of figures -- List of tables -- User guide to the sociolinguistics reader -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. Sociolinguistic methods for data collection and interpretation / Erik Schleef and Miriam Meyerhoff -- PART I. IDENTITIES, STYLE AND POLITENESS: 2. BACK IN STYLE: REWORKING AUDIENCE DESIGN / Allan Bell -- 3. OPRAH AND /AY/: LEXICAL FREQUENCY, REFEREE DESIGN, AND STYLE / Jennifer Hay, Stefanie Jannedy and Norma Mendoza-Denton -- 4. A CHINESE YUPPIE IN BEIJING: PHONOLOGICAL VARIATION AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY / Qing Zhang -- 5. LINGUISTIC ROUTINES AND POLITENESS IN GREETING AND PARTING / John Laver -- 6. FORMAL FORMS AND DISCERNMENT: TWO NEGLECTED ASPECTS OF UNIVERSALS OF LINGUISTIC POLITENESS / Sachiko Ide -- PART II. PERCEPTIONS AND LANGUAGE ATTITUDES: 7. LANGUAGE WITH AN ATTITUDE / Dennis Preston -- 8. THE LI'L ABNER SYNDROME: WRITTEN REPRESENTATIONS OF SPEECH / Dennis Preston -- 9. PERCEPTUAL AND PHONETIC EXPERIMENTS ON AMERICAN ENGLISH DIALECT IDENTIFICATION / Thomas Purnell, William Idsardi and John Baugh -- 10. LANGUAGE EDUCATION POLICY AND THE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION ISSUE IN POST-COLONIAL AFRICA / Gibson Ferguson -- 11. SOCIAL STEREOTYPES, PERSONALITY TRAITS AND REGIONAL PERCEPTIONS DISPLACED: ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE NEW QUOTATIVE IN THE UK / Isabelle Buchstaller-- PART III. MULTILINGUALISM AND LANGUAGE CONTACT: 12. BILINGUALISM IN PARAGUAY: FORTY YEARS AFTER RUBIN'S STUDY / Jinny K. Choi -- 13. CODE-SWITCHING IN GAPUN: SOCIAL AND LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF LANGUAGE USE IN A LANGUAGE SHIFTING COMMUNITY / Don Kulick and Christopher Stroud -- 14. SOCIAL MEANING IN LINGUISTIC STRUCTURE: CODESWITCHING IN NORWAY / Jan-Peter Blom and John Gumperz -- 15. DIALECT CONTACT, FOCUSING AND PHONOLOGICAL RULE COMPLEXITY: THE KOINEISATION OF FENLAND ENGLISH / David Britain -- 16. LEGITIMATE LANGUAGE IN A MULTILINGUAL SCHOOL / Monica Heller -- 17. LANGUAGE CROSSING AND THE REDEFINITION OF REALITY / Ben Rampton -- 18. THE GLOBALIZATION OF VERNACULAR VARIATION / Miriam Meyerhoff and Nancy Niedzielski -- PART IV. VARIATION AND CHANGE: 19. THE SOCIAL MOTIVATION OF A SOUND CHANGE / William Labov -- 20. WELL WEIRD, RIGHT DODGY, VERY STRANGE, REALLY COOL: LAYERING AND RECYCLING IN ENGLISH INTENSIFIERS / Rika Ito and Sali Tagliamonte -- 21. LANGUAGE CHANGE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: /R/ IN MONTREAL FRENCH / Gillian Sankoff and Hélène Blondeau -- 22. NORWICH REVISITED: RECENT LINGUISTIC CHANGES IN AN ENGLISH -- Urban dialect / Peter Trudgill -- 23. AGING AND GENDERING / Richard Cameron -- PART V. SOCIAL CLASS, NETWORKS AND COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE: 24. SOCIAL NETWORK AND SOCIAL CLASS: TOWARD AN INTEGRATED SOCIOLINGUISTIC MODEL / Lesley Milroy and James Milroy -- 25. MOBILITY VERSUS SOCIAL CLASS IN DIALECT LEVELLING: EVIDENCE FROM NEW AND OLD TOWNS IN ENGLAND / Paul Kerswill and Ann Williams -- 26. MAKING THE BEST OF 'BAD' DATA / Terttu Nevalainen -- 27. VOWELS AND NAIL POLISH: THE EMERGENCE OF LINGUISTIC STYLE IN THE PREADOLESCENT HETEROSEXUAL MARKETPLACE / Penelope Eckert -- 28. 'DOING FEMININITY' AT WORK: MORE THAN JUST RELATIONAL PRACTICE / Janet Holmes and Stephanie Schnurr -- PART VI. GENDER: 29. A LINGUISTIC INNOVATION OF WOMEN IN CAIRO / Niloofar Haeri -- 30. INDEXING GENDER / Elinor Ochs -- 31. POWER AND THE LANGUAGE OF MEN / Scott Fabius Kiesling -- 32. MARKEDNESS AND STYLE-SWITCHING IN PERFORMANCES BY AFRICAN-AMERICAN DRAG QUEENS / Rusty Barrett -- NOTES ON CONCEPT QUESTIONS -- Index.
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