INDEXbilingualism see multilingualismaccent, 43, 45, 330-1Black English, 20. 30, 35, 46, 6

INDEX bilingualism see multilingualism accent, 43, 45, 330-1 Black English, 20. 30, 35, 46, 62, 81, 178- address terms, 251-67, 307 81, 205, 316 adjacency pairs, 288-90 Burling, R., 220:1, 224-5 age-grading, 10, 191, 197, 202 Austin, J.L., 274-7 Cheshire, J., 165-6, 198 Chinese, 20, 26, 28, 55; 100, 115, 215, Bahasa Indonesia, 82, 83 219-20, 263-5, 272, 306, 340 Bailey, C-J.N., 182-4, 191 Chomsky, N., 2-3, 5, 9, 10-11,50, 113, Belfast speech, 124, 175-8, 189-9 117, 125, 184, 362 Bernstein, B., 10, 13, 316-22, 332, 334 classroom conversation, 295-7 closings in conversation, 294-5 illocutionary acts, 277-9 code-mixing, 99-112 implicature, 282-3 code-switching, 99-112 indicators, 137, 202 color terminology, 226-8 insertion sequences, 293-4 commonsense knowledge, 224-5, 285 intelligibility, mutual, 27-8, 29, 38 communicative competence, 241-2 isogloss, 42, 128-30 constative utterances, 275 cooperation, 248, 249, 274 Jamaican English, 29, 41, 53, 58, 79-80, 83 corpus planning, 336-7, 344-5 Japanese, 215,270, 272,290, 306 creoles, 35, 54-85 cross-cultural exchanges, 297-8 kinship systems, 219-23, 262 decreolization, 78-81 Labor, W., 104, 134, 136-7, 142, 191-5, dialect atlas, 128, 131-2 199, 202-5, 210, 320-1, 324-9, 364 dialect geography, 42, 128-33 Lakoff, R., 304-5, 307, 310 diglossia, 81-2, 87-94 language norms, 25, 35-7, 96, 104, 106, Dutch, 27-8 114-5, 119, 176-7,205,233; 284, 303; 311-12 elaborated code, 317-23 language planning, 335-60; in Africa, 345-6; ethnography of speaking, 15, 238-43 in Belgium, 336,337, 341-2; in Canada, 336- euphemism, 229-32 9, 349, 350, 355-7; in China, 357-8; in Finland, 32, 336, 344-5; in France, 338, face-work, 284-5 341; in India, 32-3, 336, 337-8; in Norway, feedback, 292 32-3, 336;&nb A.Page 80. B.Page 100. C.Page 257. D.Page 165.

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