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Table of contents of journal: *Language in society

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MIXED LANGUAGES - 15 CASE-STUDIES IN LANGUAGE INTERTWINING - BAKKER,P, MOUS,M
Authors: THOMASON SG
Citation: Sg. Thomason, MIXED LANGUAGES - 15 CASE-STUDIES IN LANGUAGE INTERTWINING - BAKKER,P, MOUS,M, Language in society, 26(3), 1997, pp. 464-468
UNEQUAL PARTNERSHIP - SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN SPEECH COMMUNITY
Authors: RICKFORD JR
Citation: Jr. Rickford, UNEQUAL PARTNERSHIP - SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN SPEECH COMMUNITY, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 161-197
TWICE-TOLD TALES - COLLABORATIVE NARRATION OF FAMILIAR STORIES
Authors: NORRICK NR
Citation: Nr. Norrick, TWICE-TOLD TALES - COLLABORATIVE NARRATION OF FAMILIAR STORIES, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 199-220
SELF-EXPRESSION AND LINGUISTIC VARIATION
Authors: JOHNSTONE B BEAN JM
Citation: B. Johnstone et Jm. Bean, SELF-EXPRESSION AND LINGUISTIC VARIATION, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 221-246
HONORIFIC POSSESSION - POWER AND LANGUAGE IN POHNPEI, MICRONESIA
Authors: KEATING E
Citation: E. Keating, HONORIFIC POSSESSION - POWER AND LANGUAGE IN POHNPEI, MICRONESIA, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 247-268
SINHALA DIGLOSSIA - DISCRETE OR CONTINUOUS VARIATION
Authors: PAOLILLO JC
Citation: Jc. Paolillo, SINHALA DIGLOSSIA - DISCRETE OR CONTINUOUS VARIATION, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 269-296
GESTURE AND THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE - ARMSTRONG,DF, STOKOE,WG, WILCOX,SE
Authors: KENDON A
Citation: A. Kendon, GESTURE AND THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE - ARMSTRONG,DF, STOKOE,WG, WILCOX,SE, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 297-300
THE SINGER OF TALES IN PERFORMANCE - FOLEY,JM
Authors: TONKIN E
Citation: E. Tonkin, THE SINGER OF TALES IN PERFORMANCE - FOLEY,JM, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 300-303
LITERACY PRACTICES - INVESTIGATING LITERACY IN SOCIAL CONTEXTS - BAYNHAM,M
Authors: PITT K
Citation: K. Pitt, LITERACY PRACTICES - INVESTIGATING LITERACY IN SOCIAL CONTEXTS - BAYNHAM,M, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 303-306
THE GERMAN-LANGUAGE AND THE REAL-WORLD - SOCIOLINGUISTIC, CULTURAL, AND PRAGMATIC PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY GERMAN - STEVENSON,P
Authors: JACOBS NG
Citation: Ng. Jacobs, THE GERMAN-LANGUAGE AND THE REAL-WORLD - SOCIOLINGUISTIC, CULTURAL, AND PRAGMATIC PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY GERMAN - STEVENSON,P, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 307-310
MULTILINGUAL JAPAN - MAKER,JC, YASHIRO,K
Authors: COULMAS F
Citation: F. Coulmas, MULTILINGUAL JAPAN - MAKER,JC, YASHIRO,K, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 310-312
WRAPPING CULTURE - POLITENESS, PRESENTATION AND POWER IN JAPAN AND OTHER SOCIETIES - HENDRY,J
Authors: SMITH JS
Citation: Js. Smith, WRAPPING CULTURE - POLITENESS, PRESENTATION AND POWER IN JAPAN AND OTHER SOCIETIES - HENDRY,J, Language in society, 26(2), 1997, pp. 312-317
THE ANCIENT-GREEK ADDRESS SYSTEM AND SOME PROPOSED SOCIOLINGUISTIC UNIVERSALS
Authors: DICKEY E
Citation: E. Dickey, THE ANCIENT-GREEK ADDRESS SYSTEM AND SOME PROPOSED SOCIOLINGUISTIC UNIVERSALS, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 1-13
DIALECT CONTACT AND PHONOLOGICAL REALLOCATION - CANADIAN RAISING IN THE ENGLISH FENS
Authors: BRITAIN D
Citation: D. Britain, DIALECT CONTACT AND PHONOLOGICAL REALLOCATION - CANADIAN RAISING IN THE ENGLISH FENS, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 15-46
SEX, SPEECH, AND STEREOTYPES - WHY WOMEN USE PRESTIGE SPEECH FORMS MORE THAN MEN
Authors: GORDON E
Citation: E. Gordon, SEX, SPEECH, AND STEREOTYPES - WHY WOMEN USE PRESTIGE SPEECH FORMS MORE THAN MEN, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 47-63
MAORI AND PAKEHA ENGLISH - SOME NEW-ZEALAND SOCIAL DIALECT DATA
Authors: HOLMES J
Citation: J. Holmes, MAORI AND PAKEHA ENGLISH - SOME NEW-ZEALAND SOCIAL DIALECT DATA, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 65-101
AFFECT AND LETTER-WRITING - UNCONVENTIONAL CONVENTIONS IN CASUAL WRITING BY YOUNG JAPANESE WOMEN
Authors: KATAOKA K
Citation: K. Kataoka, AFFECT AND LETTER-WRITING - UNCONVENTIONAL CONVENTIONS IN CASUAL WRITING BY YOUNG JAPANESE WOMEN, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 103-136
SOCIOLINGUISTIC METATHEORY - FIGUEROA,E
Authors: MCGREGOR G
Citation: G. Mcgregor, SOCIOLINGUISTIC METATHEORY - FIGUEROA,E, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 137-143
THE CHALLENGE OF LANGUAGES - FROM MESS TO COMMON-SENSE - PIRON,C
Authors: PHILLIPSON R
Citation: R. Phillipson, THE CHALLENGE OF LANGUAGES - FROM MESS TO COMMON-SENSE - PIRON,C, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 143-147
THE PRAGMATICS OF DISCOURSE ANAPHORA IN ENGLISH - EVIDENCE FROM CONVERSATIONAL REPAIR - GELUYKENS,R
Authors: JASPERSON R
Citation: R. Jasperson, THE PRAGMATICS OF DISCOURSE ANAPHORA IN ENGLISH - EVIDENCE FROM CONVERSATIONAL REPAIR - GELUYKENS,R, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 147-150
ROOTS OF IDENTITY - LANGUAGE AND LITERACY IN MEXICO - KING,L
Authors: LASTRA Y
Citation: Y. Lastra, ROOTS OF IDENTITY - LANGUAGE AND LITERACY IN MEXICO - KING,L, Language in society, 26(1), 1997, pp. 150-155
WHEN CULTURAL MAINTENANCE MEANS LINGUISTIC CONVERGENCE - PENNSYLVANIAGERMAN EVIDENCE FOR THE MATRIX-LANGUAGE TURNOVER HYPOTHESIS
Authors: FULLER JM
Citation: Jm. Fuller, WHEN CULTURAL MAINTENANCE MEANS LINGUISTIC CONVERGENCE - PENNSYLVANIAGERMAN EVIDENCE FOR THE MATRIX-LANGUAGE TURNOVER HYPOTHESIS, Language in society, 25(4), 1996, pp. 493-514
GENDER, IDENTITY, AND THE POLITICAL-ECONOMY OF LANGUAGE - ANGLOPHONE WIVES IN TUNISIA
Authors: WALTERS K
Citation: K. Walters, GENDER, IDENTITY, AND THE POLITICAL-ECONOMY OF LANGUAGE - ANGLOPHONE WIVES IN TUNISIA, Language in society, 25(4), 1996, pp. 515-555
DISCOURSE AND SOCIAL-CHANGE IN CONTEMPORARY HONG-KONG
Authors: FLOWERDEW J
Citation: J. Flowerdew, DISCOURSE AND SOCIAL-CHANGE IN CONTEMPORARY HONG-KONG, Language in society, 25(4), 1996, pp. 557-586
CONTEXT-SENSITIVITY IN CONVERSATION - EYE GAZE AND THE GERMAN REPAIR INITIATOR BITTE
Authors: EGBERT MM
Citation: Mm. Egbert, CONTEXT-SENSITIVITY IN CONVERSATION - EYE GAZE AND THE GERMAN REPAIR INITIATOR BITTE, Language in society, 25(4), 1996, pp. 587-612
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