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Interactional sociolinguistics
The Routledge Handbook of Linguistic Ethnography, 2019This paper starts with a sketch of the origins of Interactional Sociolinguistics (IS) in Gumperz and Hymes’ early efforts to develop a general theory of language and society. Characterising the key features of Gumperzian IS, it emphasises the notions of ‘
B. Rampton
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Linguistics, 2019
Researchers in language variation seek to understand how linguistic, social, and individual factors influence speakers’ choices within sets of related variable forms as in, for example, the alternation between working and workin’ in English.
R. Bayley, R. Cameron
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Researchers in language variation seek to understand how linguistic, social, and individual factors influence speakers’ choices within sets of related variable forms as in, for example, the alternation between working and workin’ in English.
R. Bayley, R. Cameron
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An Introduction to Sociolinguistics
, 20111. Introduction to Sociolinguistics: Society and Identity 2. Identity as a Central Theme in Linguistics 3. Language Variation 4. Language Development 5. Language and Social Interaction 6. Language Ideology 7.
Sharon K. Deckert, Caroline H. Vickers
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2017
Sociolinguistics is a multilingual collection of research methodologies with distinct objects, dissimilar agendas, and differing points of origin. Broadly, sociolinguists investigate the relationship between social context and language structure or use on the assumption that aspects of structure and use require reference to social context for their ...
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Sociolinguistics is a multilingual collection of research methodologies with distinct objects, dissimilar agendas, and differing points of origin. Broadly, sociolinguists investigate the relationship between social context and language structure or use on the assumption that aspects of structure and use require reference to social context for their ...
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2013
Sociolinguistic fieldworkers often apply a broad stroke when referring to their method of data collection as a sociolinguistic interview, allowing the term to stand for any face-to-face interaction that is recorded for use as sociolinguistic data. This chapter distinguishes between this broad use of “sociolinguistic interview” and what I refer to as
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Sociolinguistic fieldworkers often apply a broad stroke when referring to their method of data collection as a sociolinguistic interview, allowing the term to stand for any face-to-face interaction that is recorded for use as sociolinguistic data. This chapter distinguishes between this broad use of “sociolinguistic interview” and what I refer to as
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2009
In today’s Australia, English is, as it has been since the commencement of White settlement in 1788, the dominant language. Accordingly, I shall focus in the first part of this chapter on the mainstream variety of Australian English (‘AusE’), rooted in the country’s Anglo-Celtic heritage and recognizable as the national language.
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In today’s Australia, English is, as it has been since the commencement of White settlement in 1788, the dominant language. Accordingly, I shall focus in the first part of this chapter on the mainstream variety of Australian English (‘AusE’), rooted in the country’s Anglo-Celtic heritage and recognizable as the national language.
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Sociolinguistics of Language: Introduction to Sociolinguistics, Volume II
Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 1992Sociolinguistics of Language: Introduction to Sociolinguistics, Volume II. Ralph Fasold. Cambridge, Mass.: Basil Blackwell, 1990. 342 pp. $52.95 (doth), $19.95 (paper)
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A DICTIONARY OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS
Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 2006A DICTIONARY OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS. Joan Swann, Ana Deumert, Theresa Lillis, and Rajend Mesthrie. Edinburgh, Scotland: Edinburgh University Press, 2004. Pp. x + 368. $28.00 paper. This book is intended as a resource for sociolinguists and scholars in related fields who deal with sociolinguistic concepts.
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