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Introduction | |
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Scope and Focus | |
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Method | |
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Historical Background | |
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Significance | |
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Organization of the Book | |
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Basic Terms, Concepts, and Issues | |
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Patterns of Communication | |
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Communicative Functions | |
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Speech Community | |
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Communicative Competence | |
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The Competence of Incompetence | |
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Units of Analysis | |
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Categories of Talk | |
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Language and Culture | |
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Social Structure and Ideology | |
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Routines and Rituals | |
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Universals and Inequalities | |
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Varieties of Language | |
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Language Choice | |
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Diglossia and Dinomia | |
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Code-Switching and Style-Shifting | |
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Code-Markers | |
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Varieties Associated with Setting | |
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Varieties Associated with Activity Domain | |
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Varieties Associated with Region | |
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Varieties Associated with Ethnicity | |
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Varieties Associated with Social Class, Status, and Role | |
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Varieties Associated with Role-Relationships | |
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Varieties Associated with Sex | |
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Varieties Associated with Age | |
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Varieties Associated with Personality States and 'Abnormal' Speech | |
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Non-Native Varieties | |
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The Analysis of Communicative Events | |
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Relationship of Ethnographer and Speech Community | |
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Types o f Data | |
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Survey of Data Collection and Analytic Procedures | |
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Identification of Communicative Events | |
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Components of Communication | |
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Relationship among Components | |
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Elicitation within a Frame | |
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Analysis of Interaction | |
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Sample Analyses of Communicative Events | |
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Further Illustrations of Ethnographic Analysis | |
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Contrasts in Patterns of Communication | |
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Comparative Rhetoric | |
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Historical Development | |
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Ethnographic Perspective | |
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Establishing Validity | |
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Situated Event Analysis | |
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Other Data Collection and Analytic Procedures | |
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Cross-Cultural Communication | |
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Concepts of 'Face' | |
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Constructing an Unseen Face | |
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Attitudes toward Communicative Performance | |
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Methodology | |
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Attitudes Toward Language and Language Skills | |
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Attitudes Toward Languages and Varieties | |
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Stereotyping | |
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Appropriateness | |
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Language and Identity | |
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Language Maintenance, Shift, and Spread | |
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Taboos and Euphemisms | |
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Acquisition of Communicative Competence | |
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Early Linguistic Development | |
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Social Interaction | |
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Language and Enculturation | |
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Definition of Stages and Roles | |
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Communicative Strategies | |
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Formulaic Expressions | |
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Nonverbal Communication | |
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Peer Influence and Extended Acquisition | |
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Speech Play | |
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Formal Education | |
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Multilingual Contexts | |
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Children's Beliefs about Language | |
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Politeness, Power, and Politics | |
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Language and Politics | |
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Language and Social Theories | |
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Linguistic Signs of Power | |
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Linguistic Performances of Power | |
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Linguistic Resistance and Rebellion | |
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Language Planning | |
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Responsibilities and Limitations | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Index of Languages | |
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General Index | |