20.1182, TOC: Language in Society 38/1 (2009)

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Subject: Language in Society Vol 38, No 1 (2009)

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Journal Title:  Language in Society 
Volume Number:  38 
Issue Number:  1 
Issue Date:  2009 

Main Text:  

Speaking the gendered body: The performative construction of commercial
femininities and masculinities via body-part vocabulary. Heiko Motschenbacher

Vally Lytra, Play frames and social identities: Contact encounter in a Greek
primary school. Janet M. Fuller

Alexandra Georgakopoulou, Small stories, interaction and identities.Neal Norrick

Joseph Errington, Linguistics in a colonial world: A story of language, meaning,
and power. Jane H. Hill

Miki Makihara & Bambi B. Schieffelin (eds.), Consequences of contact: Language
ideologies and sociocultural transformations in Pacific societies. Webb Keane

Philip Riley, Language, culture and identity. Brook Hefright

Nikolas Coupland, Style: Language variation and identity. Ronald Macaulay

Anna De Fina, Deborah Schiffrin & Michael Bamberg (eds.), Discourse and
identity. Janet M. Fuller

Ian Hutchby, The discourse of child counselling. Eric Hauser

Douglas Matheson, Media discourses: Analysing media texts. Issues in Cultural
and Media Studies. Eirlys Davies, Abdelali Bentahila

Martin Warren, Features of naturalness in conversation. Alexandra (Ally) Burguieres

Carmen Taleghani-Nikazm, Request sequences: The intersection of grammar,
interaction and social context. Studies in Discourse and Grammar, 19. Eirlys Davies

Salla Kurilha, Second language interaction.Keiko Ikeda

David Block, Second language identities. Stephanie Lo

Rodica Albu, Using English(es): Introduction to the study of present-day English
varieties & terminological glossary. Miranda E. Wilkerson

Shi-Xu (ed.), Discourse as cultural struggle. Chi-Yin Hong

Joan C. Beal, Karen P. Corrigan, & Hermann L. Moisl (eds.), Creating and
digitizing language corpora, volume 1: Synchronic databases; and volume 2:
Diachronic databases. Tyler Kendall

Keith Allan & Kate Burridge, Forbidden words: Taboo and the censoring of language. 
Karen Stollznow

Joel Kuipers & Ray Mcdermott (eds.), Fine description: Ethnographic and
linguistic essays by Harold C. Conklin. Francesco Arcidiacono

Beatrice S. Reed, Prosodic orientation in English conversation. Patrick Callier

Victor H. Yngve & Zdis?aw W?sik (eds.), Hard-science linguistics. Marissa Fond

Martina Plümacher & Peter Holz (eds.), Speaking of colors and odors. James Stanlaw

Alexa Hepburn & Sally Wiggins (eds.), Discursive research in practice: New
approaches to psychology and interaction. Justyna Zió?kowska

Ann Weatherall, Bernadette M. Watson, & Cindy Gallois (eds.), Language,
discourse and social psychology. Craig O. Stewart

Publications Received
Did you call in Mexican? The racial politics of Jay Leno immigrant jokes.
Otto Santa Ana

To tell it directly or not: Coding transparency and corruption in Malagasy
political oratory.
Jennifer L. Jackson

"Normal" in Catalonia: Standard language, enregisterment and the imagination of
a national public. Susan E. Frekko

Monica Heller (ed.), Bilingualism: A social approach. Todd Sandel

Gabriella Gahlia Modan, Turf wars: Discourse, diversity, and the politics of
place. Greg Myers 

Linguistic Field(s): Sociolinguistics

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