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Social network and social class: Toward an integrated sociolinguistic model
ABSTRACTIn sociolinguistics, approaches that use the variables of socioeconomic class and social network have often been thought to be irreconcilable. In this article, we explore the connection between these variables and suggest the outlines of a model that can integrate them in a coherent way.
Lesley Milroy, James Milroy
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AbstractThis longitudinal study of 17 American learners of French lies at the intersection of 2 complementary fields of inquiry in second language acquisition (SLA): language variation and change (LVC) and language acquisition during study abroad.
Kristen Kennedy Terry
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Social Network Approach in African Sociolinguistics
The Social Network Analysis approach (SNA), also known as sociometrics or actor-network analysis, investigates social structure on the basis of empirically recorded social ties between actors. It thereby aims to explain e.g. the processes of flow of information, spreading of innovations, or even pathogens throughout the network by actor roles and their
Klaus Beyer, Henning Schreiber
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Language acquisition and sociolinguistic variation: the social, the cognitive, and the network
Bringing cognitive and social approaches under the same focus is becoming a desirable goal should one want to gain a better understanding of the process of language acquisition (Hulstijn et al., 2014, Chevrot & Nardy, to appear). Three ways for combining the social and the cognitive can be envisaged: the social approach to cognition, the cognitive ...
Jean‐Pierre Chevrot+4 more
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Names On Social Network Sites: Facebook In Particular From A Sociolinguistic Perspective
Najet Ahmed Busabaa
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Influence of social network on sociolinguistic competence in second language acquisition
Rozenn Gautier, Jean‐Pierre Chevrot
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