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Ordoubadian, Reza and Walburga Von Raffler-Engel, eds. 1975. Views on language. Inter-University Publishing. vii + 280 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English

Articles in this volume

Emmett, Kathleen A. The principle of expressibility. 2–10
DeStefano, Johanna S. Women's language: By and about. 66–76
Eble, Connie C. Girl talk: A bicentennial perspective. 77–86
Blaubergs, Maija S. On 'the nurse was a doctor'. 87–95
Stanley, Julia P. Prescribed passivity: The language of sexism. 96–108
Eubanks, Sheryle B. Sex-based language differences: A cultural reflection. 109–120
Crane, L.Ben. /I/-raising as a social marker in the deep south. 127–137
Riley, William. How much variation is there? 138–143
Johnson, Bruce C. Issues in sociolinguistic typology. 160–165
Blanchard, Kendall. Choctaw conflict language and team sports: A problem in language borrowing. 166–181
McDonald, Richard R. and Walburga Von Raffler-Engel. A semantic analysis of some religious terms of a snake-handling sect in Appalachia. 182–191
Hackenberg, Robert G. The application of sociolinguistic techniques in rural Appalachia. 192–200
Sisk, Leigh and Walburga Von Raffler-Engel. Media-related language of an identical message. 201–205
Cintas, Pierre F. and Cathy C. Wagner. Aspect in English and German in a semantically-based model. 217–227
Ruhl, Charles. The construction 'take off'. 239–244
Rubin, Sharon A. and Walburga Von Raffler-Engel. The meaning of emotion words classified by a general descriptive response compared to a value system of these descriptive responses as ranked by the subjects. 264–268
Udelson, Teresa Ann. To 'er' is human: Hesitation in spontaneous speech. 269–272