社会言語学と言語変異・言語変化 Linguistic Variation and Change (Edinburgh Sociolinguistics)

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社会言語学と言語変異・言語変化<br>Linguistic Variation and Change (Edinburgh Sociolinguistics)

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社会言語学と言語変異・言語変化
Linguistic Variation and Change (Edinburgh Sociolinguistics)

Kiesling, Scott F.

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Edinburgh University Press（2011/04発売）
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ポイント 243pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 208 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780748637614
DDC分類 306.44

基本説明

This advanced textbook presents a wide survey of this core division of linguistics, organised around the objectives of describing and explaining linguistic change and variation, as well as the tension between three constraints on variation.

Full Description

The study of variation and change is at the heart of the sociolinguistics. Providing a wide survey of the field, this textbook is organised around three constraints on variation: linguistic structure, social structure and identity, and social and linguistic perception. By considering both structure and meaning, Scott F. Kiesling examines the most important issues surrounding variation theory, including canonical studies and terms, as well as challenges to them. Research in non-English and non-European contexts is also addressed.A range of different topics within sociolinguistics is covered including:* The linguistic variable and its status* Sociolinguistic methods* The description of variable patterns* Linguistic and social structure* Social meaning and perception.With over 50 figures and a practical section on methodology, this textbook is an ideal solution for undergraduate and postgraduate students of sociolinguistics seeking a comprehensive study of variation and change.

ContentsList of figuresList of tablesPreliminaries and acknowledgementsTerminology and Notation conventionsPhonetic notationPart I: Questions and method1 Questions about language and variation, and where we got themQuestions about languageWhere we got the questions: From comparative philology to variationist theoriesOrderly heterogeneity and constraints on its form2 The Linguistic Variable Definitions and typesLinguistic variables at different linguistic levels Variable rules and their 'quiet demise'Criticisms of the notion of linguistic variableThe tyranny of correlation and the problem of atomization3 Discovering and Describing patterns of variation and changeEthical linguisticsFinding language to measureSpeech communities and samplingGetting speech: interviews and other talkRecording and managing recordingsCoding variablesDescribing patternsFinding structure in variabilityTesting statistical significance and modelling variationPart II: Variation and social relationships4 Social patterns I: Interspeaker variationStratificationCanonical patterns: AccommodationCanonical patterns: DifferentiationChallenges to canonical patterns5 Social patterns II: Intraspeaker variationIntraspeaker patterns, community patterns, and styleSpeech event, register, genre, frameStance and identity6 Meaning and social patternsIndexicality: Meaning in the sociolinguistic variableExperimental evidence for meaningIndexical webs, cycles, and fieldsDimensions of social meaning in language7 Acquisition of variationHow is variation learned?Early childhoodOlder children and adolescentsAdulthoodTransmission and incrementation of changesPart III: Variation, change and linguistic structureIntroduction to Part III8 Structural patterns I: Phonology and MorphologyPhonological variation: Patterns of change, structural effects, and explanationChange in progressShifts and chain shiftsMergersRegular