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Multilingualism

John R. Edwards

1994

The double perspective

David Bleich

1988

Language and society

Bram, Joseph

1955

How we talk

Allan A. Metcalf

2000

Contested tongues

Laada Bilaniuk

2005

Rewriting literacy

Kathleen Weiler, Candace Mitchell

1991

Introducing sociolinguistics

Miriam Meyerhoff

2011

Strictly Speaking

Edwin Newman

1974

The ethnography of communication

Muriel Saville-Troike

1982

Language and gender

Mary M. Talbot

1998

Handbook of language and communication-- diversity and change

Anne Pauwels, Marlis Hellinger

2009

Accent, dialect and the school

Peter Trudgill

1975

Discourse and the Construction of Society

Bruce Lincoln

1989

The City of Words

Alberto Manguel

2007

Linguistics epidemiology

N. J. Enfield

2003

Language, structure, and reproduction

Atkinson, Paul.

1985

Dialects converging

Paul Kerswill

1994

The Routledge handbook of multilingualism

Adrian Blackledge, Angela Creese, Marilyn Martin- Jones

2012

Foundations in sociolinguistics

Dell H. Hymes

1974

The ecology of language

Einar Ingvald Haugen

1972

Language selection and switching in Strasbourg

Penelope Gardner-Chloros

1991

English-Only Europe?

Robert Phillipson

2003

Language and power

Norman Fairclough

1989

Language in Hong Kong at Century's End

Martha C. Pennington

1998

Language and social contexts

Amanda Coultas

2003

Intercultural communication

Ronald Scollon

2000

Ethnography of communicative codes in East Java

Soeseno Kartomihardjo

1981

Among cultures

Bradford J. Hall

2002

Language, the social mirror

Elaine Chaika

1982

Sociolinguistic patterns

William Labov

1973

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