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Urban Sociolinguistics The City as a Linguistic Process and Experience

Smakman Dick Heinrich Patrick
Heftet / 2017 / Engelsk

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ISBN
9781138200371
Publisert
2017-08-31
Utgiver
Vendor
Routledge
Vekt
480 gr
Høyde
234 mm
Bredde
156 mm
Aldersnivå
U, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
242

Redaktør
Smakman Dick
Heinrich Patrick

Om bidragsyterne

Dick Smakman is Lecturer at Leiden University, The Netherlands. He has taught courses in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics at universities in the Netherlands, England, Poland and Japan.

Patrick Heinrich is Associate Professor at the Department of Asian and Mediterranean African Studies at Ca’ Foscari University in Venice, Italy.

Together, they are the co-editors of Globalising Sociolinguistics (2015).

Urban Sociolinguistics The City as a Linguistic Process and Experience

Smakman Dick Heinrich Patrick
Heftet / 2017 / Engelsk
Smakman Dick Heinrich Patrick
Heftet / 2017 / Engelsk
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<p>"A first-rate collection of empirically based, theoretically informed essays on sociolinguistic diversity in the major cities of the world. In merging foundational urban sociolinguistics with more recent developments that stress superdiverse fluidities, <i>Urban Sociolinguistics</i> is a sophisticated and important advance in the field." – <b>Rajend Mesthrie</b>, <i>University of Cape Town, South Africa</i>.</p><p>"A genuinely novel approach for modern sociolinguistics. More than half the world’s population now lives in cities – this radical change poses a number of questions for sociolinguists. Urban Sociolinguistics holds out a multitude of possibilities for researchers at any stage in their career." – <b>Miriam Meyerhoff,</b> <i>University of Wellington, New Zealand.</i></p><p>"This volume is beneficial to both theoretical and applied linguists due to the versatility of the approaches used when studying languages in urban ecologies." - <strong>Teresa Wai See Ong, LINGUIST List</strong>,<strong> </strong>January 2020 </p>

From Los Angeles to Tokyo, Urban Sociolinguistics is a sociolinguistic study of twelve urban settings around the world. Building on William Labov’s famous New York Study, the authors demonstrate how language use in these areas is changing based on belief systems, behavioural norms, day-to-day rituals and linguistic practices. All chapters are written by key figures in sociolinguistics and presents the personal stories of individuals using linguistic means to go about their daily communications, in diverse sociolinguistic systems such as: extremely large urban conurbations like Cairo, Tokyo, and Mexico City smaller settings like Paris and Sydney less urbanised places such as the Western Netherlands Randstad area and Kohima in India. Providing new perspectives on crucial themes such as language choice and language contact, code-switching and mixing, language and identity, language policy and planning and social networks, this is key reading for students and researchers in the areas of multilingualism and super-diversity within sociolinguistics, applied linguistics and urban studies.
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1. Introduction: Why cities matter for a globalising sociolinguisticsPatrick Heinrich / Dick Smakman2. Urban sociolinguisticsFlorian CoulmasPart I: The Global SouthIntroduction to part I3. Cairo: The linguistic dynamics of a multilingual cityReem Bassiouney / Mark Muehlhaeusler4. Mexico City: Homogeneity and superdiversityRoland Terborg / Virna Velázquez5. Old variables, new meanings: Resignification of rural speech variants in São Paolo’s Portuguese urban ecologyLivia Oushiro / Maria de Carmen Parafita Couto 6. Dubai: Language in the ethnographic, corporate and mobile city Ingrid Piller7. Kohima: Language variation and change in a small but diverse city in India Shobha SatyanathPart II: The Global NorthIntroduction to part II8. The language of London and LondonersSusan Fox / Devyani Sharma9. Tokyo: Standardization, ludic language use and emerging superdiversityPatrick Heinrich / Rika Yamashita10. The city as a result of experiences: Paris and its nearby suburbsChristine Deprez11. The Randstad area in the Netherlands: Emergent and fluid identity-locality production through language in useLeonie Cornips / Vincent de Rooij / Dick Smakman12. Notes on the language ecology of the City of Angels: Los Angeles, California, 1965–2015Reynaldo F. Marcías / Arturo Díaz / Ameer Drane13. Sydney’s intersecting worlds of languages and thingsEmi Otsuji / Alastair Pennycook14. Moscow: Diversity in disguiseKapitolina Federova / Vlada BaranovaIn place of conclusions: A proposal for street use surveys
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"A first-rate collection of empirically based, theoretically informed essays on sociolinguistic diversity in the major cities of the world. In merging foundational urban sociolinguistics with more recent developments that stress superdiverse fluidities, Urban Sociolinguistics is a sophisticated and important advance in the field." – Rajend Mesthrie, University of Cape Town, South Africa."A genuinely novel approach for modern sociolinguistics. More than half the world’s population now lives in cities – this radical change poses a number of questions for sociolinguists. Urban Sociolinguistics holds out a multitude of possibilities for researchers at any stage in their career." – Miriam Meyerhoff, University of Wellington, New Zealand."This volume is beneficial to both theoretical and applied linguists due to the versatility of the approaches used when studying languages in urban ecologies." - Teresa Wai See Ong, LINGUIST List, January 2020
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<p>"A first-rate collection of empirically based, theoretically informed essays on sociolinguistic diversity in the major cities of the world. In merging foundational urban sociolinguistics with more recent developments that stress superdiverse fluidities, <i>Urban Sociolinguistics</i> is a sophisticated and important advance in the field." – <b>Rajend Mesthrie</b>, <i>University of Cape Town, South Africa</i>.</p><p>"A genuinely novel approach for modern sociolinguistics. More than half the world’s population now lives in cities – this radical change poses a number of questions for sociolinguists. Urban Sociolinguistics holds out a multitude of possibilities for researchers at any stage in their career." – <b>Miriam Meyerhoff,</b> <i>University of Wellington, New Zealand.</i></p><p>"This volume is beneficial to both theoretical and applied linguists due to the versatility of the approaches used when studying languages in urban ecologies." - <strong>Teresa Wai See Ong, LINGUIST List</strong>,<strong> </strong>January 2020 </p>

From Los Angeles to Tokyo, Urban Sociolinguistics is a sociolinguistic study of twelve urban settings around the world. Building on William Labov’s famous New York Study, the authors demonstrate how language use in these areas is changing based on belief systems, behavioural norms, day-to-day rituals and linguistic practices. All chapters are written by key figures in sociolinguistics and presents the personal stories of individuals using linguistic means to go about their daily communications, in diverse sociolinguistic systems such as: extremely large urban conurbations like Cairo, Tokyo, and Mexico City smaller settings like Paris and Sydney less urbanised places such as the Western Netherlands Randstad area and Kohima in India. Providing new perspectives on crucial themes such as language choice and language contact, code-switching and mixing, language and identity, language policy and planning and social networks, this is key reading for students and researchers in the areas of multilingualism and super-diversity within sociolinguistics, applied linguistics and urban studies.
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1. Introduction: Why cities matter for a globalising sociolinguisticsPatrick Heinrich / Dick Smakman2. Urban sociolinguisticsFlorian CoulmasPart I: The Global SouthIntroduction to part I3. Cairo: The linguistic dynamics of a multilingual cityReem Bassiouney / Mark Muehlhaeusler4. Mexico City: Homogeneity and superdiversityRoland Terborg / Virna Velázquez5. Old variables, new meanings: Resignification of rural speech variants in São Paolo’s Portuguese urban ecologyLivia Oushiro / Maria de Carmen Parafita Couto 6. Dubai: Language in the ethnographic, corporate and mobile city Ingrid Piller7. Kohima: Language variation and change in a small but diverse city in India Shobha SatyanathPart II: The Global NorthIntroduction to part II8. The language of London and LondonersSusan Fox / Devyani Sharma9. Tokyo: Standardization, ludic language use and emerging superdiversityPatrick Heinrich / Rika Yamashita10. The city as a result of experiences: Paris and its nearby suburbsChristine Deprez11. The Randstad area in the Netherlands: Emergent and fluid identity-locality production through language in useLeonie Cornips / Vincent de Rooij / Dick Smakman12. Notes on the language ecology of the City of Angels: Los Angeles, California, 1965–2015Reynaldo F. Marcías / Arturo Díaz / Ameer Drane13. Sydney’s intersecting worlds of languages and thingsEmi Otsuji / Alastair Pennycook14. Moscow: Diversity in disguiseKapitolina Federova / Vlada BaranovaIn place of conclusions: A proposal for street use surveys
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"A first-rate collection of empirically based, theoretically informed essays on sociolinguistic diversity in the major cities of the world. In merging foundational urban sociolinguistics with more recent developments that stress superdiverse fluidities, Urban Sociolinguistics is a sophisticated and important advance in the field." – Rajend Mesthrie, University of Cape Town, South Africa."A genuinely novel approach for modern sociolinguistics. More than half the world’s population now lives in cities – this radical change poses a number of questions for sociolinguists. Urban Sociolinguistics holds out a multitude of possibilities for researchers at any stage in their career." – Miriam Meyerhoff, University of Wellington, New Zealand."This volume is beneficial to both theoretical and applied linguists due to the versatility of the approaches used when studying languages in urban ecologies." - Teresa Wai See Ong, LINGUIST List, January 2020
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781138200371
Publisert
2017-08-31
Utgiver
Vendor
Routledge
Vekt
480 gr
Høyde
234 mm
Bredde
156 mm
Aldersnivå
U, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
242

Redaktør
Smakman Dick
Heinrich Patrick

Om bidragsyterne

Dick Smakman is Lecturer at Leiden University, The Netherlands. He has taught courses in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics at universities in the Netherlands, England, Poland and Japan.

Patrick Heinrich is Associate Professor at the Department of Asian and Mediterranean African Studies at Ca’ Foscari University in Venice, Italy.

Together, they are the co-editors of Globalising Sociolinguistics (2015).

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