Sociolinguistics: Method and InterpretationJohn Wiley & Sons, 2008/04/15 - 280 ページ Sociolinguistics: Method and Interpretation presents a thorough and practical description of current sociolinguistic methodology while recognizing that methodological decisions can never be separated from questions of theory.
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Method and Interpretation 1 Sociolinguistics Models and Methods | 1 |
Method and Interpretation 2 Locating and Selecting Subjects | 23 |
Method and Interpretation 3 Data Collection | 49 |
Method and Interpretation 4 Language Variation and the Social World Issues in Analysis and Interpretation | 88 |
Method and Interpretation 5 Social Relationships and Social Practices | 116 |
Method and Interpretation 6 Investigating Phonological Variation | 136 |
Method and Interpretation 7 Beyond Phonology Analyzing and Interpreting Higher Level Variation | 169 |
Method and Interpretation 8 StyleShifting and CodeSwitching | 198 |
Method and Interpretation 9 Epilogue | 223 |
Method and Interpretation Notes | 227 |
Method and Interpretation References | 230 |
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