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Bain, Bruce, ed. 1983. The sociogenesis of language and human conduct. Plenum. xxiv + 581 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English

Articles in this volume

Wertsch, James V. The role of semiosis in L.S. Vygotsky's theory of human cognition. 17–31
Cazden, Courtney B. Peekaboo as an instructional model: Discourse development at home and at school. 33–58
Schubert, Josef. The implications of Luria's theories for cross-cultural research on language and intelligence. 59–77
John, Vera P. and Paul Tatter. An interactionist model of language development. 79–97
Harris, Adrienne. Language and alienation. 99–108
Greenfield, Patricia Marks. Ontogenesis, use, and representation of cultural categories: A psychological perspective. 109–130
Phillips, Shelley. Self-concept and sexism in language. 131–140
Phillips, Shelley. Sexism and self-concept in the language of children: A middle childhood survey. 141–151
Meacham, John A. Aging, work, and youth: New words for a new age of old age. 153–162
Fujinaga, Tamotsu. Some sociogenetic determinants in human development revealed by the study of severely deprived children. 173–185
Hymes, Dell H. Report from an underdeveloped country: Toward linguistic competence in the United States. 189–224
Dittmar, Norbert. Descriptive and explanatory power of rules in sociolinguistics. 225–255
Slama-Cazacu, Tatiana. Theoretical prerequisites for a contemporary applied linguistics. 257–271
Titone, Renzo. Second language learning: An integrated psycholinguistic model. 273–285
Prucha, Jan. Using language: A sociofunctional approach. 287–295
Smith, Philip M., Howard Giles and Miles Hewstone. New horizons in the study of speech and social situations. 297–310
Osser, Harry. Language as the instrument of school socialization: An examination of Bernstein's thesis. 311–322
Parker, Ian. The rise of the vernaculars in early modern Europe: An essay in the political economy of language. 323–351
Ruskin, Francine and Hervé Varenne. The production of ethnic discourse: American and Puerto Rican patterns. 553–568