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Dell Hymes, (1996) ‘Report from an Underdeveloped Country: Toward Linguistic Competence in The United States’ En Current Issues in Linguistic Theory (Towards a Critical Sociolinguistics, Vol. 125). Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company, pp. 150 [PDF]
Héctor Ramírez Cruz
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The Role of Students' Perceptions of Educators' Communication Accommodative Behaviors in Classrooms in China. [PDF]
Ji D, Giles H, Hu W.
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Characteristics of Adults and Teenagers' Language in Facebook Interaction [PDF]
Herlina Karjo, Clara
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Investigating the Moderating Effect of Language Attitude in the Interplay Among Social Media Addiction, Social Pain and Internet Trolling in College Students. [PDF]
Xu Q.
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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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The Sociolinguistics of Globalization
2010Human language has changed in the age of globalization: no longer tied to stable and resident communities, it moves across the globe, and it changes in the process. The world has become a complex 'web' of villages, towns, neighbourhoods and settlements connected by material and symbolic ties in often unpredictable ways.
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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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