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1st pub.

Chichester : Wiley-Blackwell, 2014

xviii, 367 s. : il., mapy ; 25 cm

ISBN 978-0-631-22865-3 (váz.)

ISBN 978-0-631-22866-0 (brož.)

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List of Figures // List of Tables // Preface // 1 What Are Sociolinguistics? // 1.1 What is language? // 1.2 What is a language? // 1.3 What then are sociolinguistics? // 1.4 Neighbouring and overlapping fields // 1.5 A guide to the guidebook // 2 A Profusion of Languages // 2.1 Being multilingual // 2.2 Six dimensions of bilingualism // 2.3 Approaches to multilingualism // 2.4 Language surveys and censuses // 2.5 The case of Canada // 2.6 Research activity: A bilingual survey // 2.7 Summary // 2.8 Further reading // 3 Language Shift and Maintenance // 3.1 Introducing language contact // 3.2 Language functions // 3.3 Shifting languages // 3.4 Maintaining and revitalizing languages // 3.5 The case for Maori // 3.6 Research activity: doing a project (1)-the setup // 3.7 Summary // 3.8 Further reading // 4 Contents // Language Birth and Death // 4.1 Pidgins and creoles / J // 4.2 Where do pidgins and creoles come from 79 // 4.3 The creole continuum // 4.4 Language danger and death ?4 // 4.5 The microlinguistics of dying languages 89 // 4.6 The cases of Gaelic and Melanesian 91 // 4.7 Research activity: the making of Melanesian Pidgin 95 // 4.8 Summary 97 // 4.9 Further reading 98 // 5 Codes and Choices 10? // 5.1 Varieties, codes and repertoires 103 // 5.2 The speech community 105 // 5.3 Diglossia 10? // 5.4 Code switching 113 // 5.5 The sociolinguistics of code switching 114 // 5.6 The case of Oberwart 119 // 5.7 Research activity: observation versus self-report 123 // 5.8 Summary 175 // 5.9 Further reading 126 // 6 Situated Language // 6.1 Situations, contexts and domains Ethnographies of communication Speakers in situ Audiences for language Speech acts and politeness The sociolinguistics of interaction // 6.7 Gender and conversation // 6.8 The case of slang in Rio // 6.9 Research activity: ethnographing the class // 6.10 Summary // 6.11 Further reading //

7 Variation in Language // 7.1 Foundations: New York City // 7.2 Class in language // 7.3 Ethnicity in language // 7.4 Ethnic varieties of English // 7.5 Gender in language // 7.6 The case of INC // 7.7 Research activity: doing a project (2) - data collection // 7.8 Summary // 7.9 Further reading // 8 Language in Time // 8.1 Age in language // 8.2 Real time and apparent time // 8.3 The linguistics of language change // 8.4 Sound change // 8.5 The social life of language change // 8.6 Markets, networks and communities // 8.7 The case of Belten High // 8.8 Research activity: language change on the internet // 8.9 Summary // 8.10 Further reading // 9 Language in Space // 9.1 Dialectology // 9.2 Making space // 9.3 Dialect contact // 9.4 Dialect birth // 9.5 Dialect death // 9.6 The case of colonial Englishes // 9.7 Research activity: linguistic landscape // 9.8 Summary // 9.9 Further reading // 10 Valuing Language // 10.1 Ideologies of language // 10.2 Language with attitude // 10.3 Evaluating individual linguistic variables // 10.4 The Indexical Cycle // 10.5 Discriminating language // 10.6 The case of Bakhtin // 10.7 Research activity: doing a project (3) - results and reporting // 10.8 Summary // 10.9 Further reading // 11 Styling Language and Identities // 11.1 Two takes on style // 11.2 Audience Design // 11.3 Referee Design // 11.4 Performing sociolinguistic identities // 11.5 The case of Marlene Dietrich // 11.6 Research activity: a performance language project // 11.7 Summary // 11.8 Further reading // 12 Theory and Engagement // 12.1 The place of the social in sociolinguistics // 12.2 Structure and agency // 12.3 Towards a socially constituted sociolinguistics // References // Index