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McCormack, William C. and Stephen A. Wurm, eds. 1979. Language and society: Anthropological issues. Mouton. xv + 771 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
anthropological linguistics

Articles in this volume

McCormack, William C. Introduction. 3–23
Pride, J.B. A transactional view of speech functions and codeswitching. 27–53
Vanek, Anthony L. Extralinguistic variables and linguistic description. 55–59
Sampson, Gloria Paulik. Sociolinguistic aspects of pronoun usage in Middle English. 61–69
Scotton, Carol Myers. Codeswitching as a 'safe choice' in choosing a lingua franca. 71–87
Dakubu, M.E. Kropp. Other people's work: An aspect of style in Ga songs. 89–110
Pascasio, Emy M. and Araceli Hidalgo. How role-relationships, domains, and speech situations affect language use among bilinguals. 111–126
Lindenfeld, Jacqueline. Correlational sociolinguistics and the ethnography of communication. 127–133
Yamamoto, Akira Y. Communication in culture spaces. 145–161
Pandit, P.B. Perspectives on sociolinguistics in India. 171–182
Jolly, Grace. Social mobility and specialization in language use. 195–205
Ure, Jean N. Language choice and socialization in a multilingual community: Language use among primary school teachers in Ghana. 263–283
Muthiani, Joseph. Sociopsychological bases of language choice and use: The case of Swahili, vernaculars and English in Kenya. 377–388
Darnell, Regna. Cree-English bilingualism in Northern Alberta. 389–400
Yadava, J.S. Communication in an Indian village. 627–636
Afendras, Evangelos A. Network concepts in the sociology of language. 657–672
Wurm, Stephen A. Summary of discussion. 727–742