Handbook of Language and Communication: Hellinger, Pauwels (Eds) 2007
Don Osborn
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Tue Jul 8 19:05:41 UTC 2008
I just came across this item in a search - but didn't notice that it had
been mentioned on this list. Apologies if it's an unnecessary duplication
(below is the LinguistList announcement, which came up in a search of my
email archives, and the TOC from the loc.gov site; unfortunately it hasn't
been processed yet in the LOC, however, so I'll have to find it elsewhere):
Date: 22-Aug-2007
From: Julia Ulrich <julia.ulrich at degruyter.com>
Subject: Handbook of Language and Communication: Hellinger, Pauwels (Eds)
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Title: Handbook of Language and Communication
Subtitle: Diversity and change
Series Title: Handbooks of Applied Linguistics [HAL] 9
Published: 2007
Publisher: Mouton de Gruyter
http://www.mouton-publishers.com
Book URL:
http://www.degruyter.de/rs/bookSingle.cfm?isbn=978-3-11-018217-0&fg=SK&L=E
Editor: Marlis Hellinger
Editor: Anne Pauwels
Hardback: ISBN: 9783110182170 Pages: 786 Price: U.S. $ 195.00 Comment:
Series Price for USA, Canada & Mexico
Hardback: ISBN: 9783110182170 Pages: 786 Price: Europe EURO 198.00 Comment:
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Hardback: ISBN: 9783110182170 Pages: 786 Price: Europe EURO 148.00 Comment:
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Hardback: ISBN: 9783110182170 Pages: 786 Price: U.S. $ 257.00 Comment: List
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Abstract:
The volume has four parts: Part I (Language minorities and inequality)
analyses language contact and linguistic diversity as a global phenomenon,
Part II (Language planning and language change) focuses on colonialism,
imperialism and economics as factors that language policies and planning
measures must account for, Part III (Language variation and change in
institutional contexts) examines language-related problems in education,
religion, science and the Internet, and Part IV (The discourse of linguistic
diversity and language change) relates public discourses on language and
racism, sexism and political correctness to different ideological positions,
values and attitudes.
Key Features:
*Provides a state-of-the-art description of different areas in the context
of linguistic diversity and change
*Presents a critical appraisal of the relevance of the field
*Offers solutions of everyday language-related problems
*International handbook with contributions from renown experts in the field
Of interest to:
Research libraries, everybody with an academic background who is interested
in bilingualism (teachers, academics, social workers, politicians,
specialists on minority languages and immigration, counsellors, advanced
students of linguistics, psychology, sociology, anthropology)
To order, please contact:
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See this book announcement on our website:
http://linguistlist.org/get-book.html?BookID=30779
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Table of contents for Handbook of language and communication: diversity and
change / edited by / Marlis Hellinger, Anne Pauwels.
Bibliographic record and links to related information available from the
Library of Congress catalog.
Note: Contents data are machine generated based on pre-publication provided
by the publisher. Contents may have variations from the printed book or be
incomplete or contain other coding.
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Contents
Introduction to the handbook series v
Karlfried Knapp and Gerd Antos
Acknowledgements xvii
Language and communication: Diversity and change ¿ An introduction
Anne Pauwels and Marlis Hellinger 1
I. Language minorities and inequality
1. Regional and immigrant minority languages in Europe
Guus Extra and Durk Gorter 15
2. Immigrant language minorities in the United States
Terrence G. Wiley 53
3. Immigrant minorities: Australia
Antonia Rubino 87
4. Linguistic diversity: Africa
Jan Blommaert 123
5. Linguistic diversity: Asia
Vanithamani Saravanan 151
6. Language contact, culture and ecology
Alwin Fill 177
II. Language planning and language change
7. Models and approaches in language policy and planning
Thomas Ricento 211
8. Back from the brink: The revival of endangered languages
John Edwards 241
9. Economics and language policy
François Grin 271
10. Language and colonialism
Bettina Migge and Isabelle Léglise
299
11. Linguistic imperialism? English as a global language
Andy Kirkpatrick 333
12. Language planning and language rights
Tove Skutnabb-Kangas 365
III. Language variation and change in institutional contexts
13. Language and education
Markus Bieswanger 401
14. Forensic linguistics
John Gibbons 429
15. Language and religion
Susanne Mühleisen 459
16. Language, war and peace
William C. Gay 493
17. Language and science
Augusto Carli and Emilia Calaresu
523
18. Multilingualism on the Internet
Brenda Danet and Susan C. Herring
553
IV. The discourse of linguistic diversity and language change
19. Attitudes to language and communication
Cindy Gallois and Bernadette Watson and Madeleine Brabant
595
20. Language, racism, and ethnicity
Thomas Paul Bonfiglio 619
21. Language and sexism
Marlis Hellinger and Anne Pauwels
651
22. Linguistic diversity and language standardization
Suzanne Romaine 685
23. Borrowing as language conflict
Manfred Görlach 715
24. Political correctness and freedom of speech
Mary Talbot 751
Biographical notes 765
Language index 771
Subject index 777
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Sociolinguistics.
Language and languages -- Variation.
Linguistics minorities.
Language planning.
Linguistic change.
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