Part of a sociolinguistics series about language use in the real world, and about the relationships between language, society and social change. The author argues for an approach that takes linguistic practice to be the primary medium through which social processes operate.
Part of a sociolinguistics series about language use in the real world, and about the relationships between language, society and social change. The author argues for an approach that takes linguistic practice to be the primary medium through which social processes operate.
David Lee is a faculty member at the University of Michigan, USA. His research interests include applied linguistics, discourse analysis and sociolinguistics.
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Preface Acknowledgements 1. Classification and selection 2. Grammar, categories and world-view 3. Language and world-view: Golding and Faulkner 4. Metaphor 5. Language, perspective, ideology 6. Language and gender 7. Discursive interactions 8. Variety, discourse, ideology 9. Conclusion and overview References Index
Preface Acknowledgements 1. Classification and selection 2. Grammar, categories and world-view 3. Language and world-view: Golding and Faulkner 4. Metaphor 5. Language, perspective, ideology 6. Language and gender 7. Discursive interactions 8. Variety, discourse, ideology 9. Conclusion and overview References Index
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