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| Acknowledgements | |
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| Social Worlds through Language | |
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| Language Variation | |
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| Editors' Introduction to Part I | |
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| Dialect in Society | |
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| The Social Stratification of (r) in New York City Department Stores | |
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| The Social Differentiation of English in Norwich | |
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| The Transmission Problem in Linguistic Change | |
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| Be like: The New Quotative in English | |
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| Network Structure and Linguistic Change | |
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| Demythologizing Sociolinguistics | |
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| Syntactic Variation and Beyond | |
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| Ethnography and the Study of Variation | |
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| Language, Gender and Sexuality | |
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| Editors' Introduction to Part II | |
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| 'Women's Language' or 'Powerless Language'? | |
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| The Relativity of Linguistic Strategies: Rethinking Power and Solidarity in Gender and Dominance | |
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| Fraternity Men: Variation and Discourses of Masculinity | |
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| Masculinity Manoeuvres: Critical Discursive Psychology and the Analysis of Identity Strategies | |
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| 'Why Be Normal?': Language and Identity Practices in a Community of Nerd Girls | |
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| Lip Service on the Fantasy Lines | |
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| Language and Identity in Drag Queen Performances | |
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| Style, Stylization and Identity | |
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| Editors' Introduction to Part III | |
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| Language Style as Audience Design | |
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| The Process of Communication Accommodation | |
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| Crossing, Ethnicity and Code-Switching | |
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| Yorkville Crossing: White Teens, Hip-Hop, and African American English | |
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| Dialect Style, Social Class and Metacultural Performance: The Pantomime Dame | |
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| Refashioning and Performing Identities in Global Hip-Hop | |
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| Language Attitudes, Ideologies and Stances | |
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| Editors' Introduction to Part IV | |
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| Social Class Differences and the Identification of Sex in Children's Speech | |
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| Folk Linguistics | |
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| Language-Ideological Processes | |
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| Language Ideology and Spelling Reform: Discourses of Orthography in the Debate over German | |
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| The Production and Reproduction of Language Ideologies in Practice | |
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| Linguistic Resources for Socializing Humanity | |
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| Multilingualism, Code-Switching and Diglossia | |
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| Editors' Introduction to Part V | |
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| Language, Ethnicity and Racism | |
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| Diglossia | |
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| Language Change and Sex Roles in a Bilingual Community | |
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| Code-switching | |
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| Bilingual Conversation | |
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| Linguistic and Educational Aspects of Tok Pisin | |
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| Language Rights | |
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| Sociolinguistic Dimensions of Language Death | |
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| A Sociolinguistics of Globalization | |
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| Language, Culture and Interaction | |
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| Editors' Introduction to Part VI | |
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| Models of the Interaction of Language and Social Life | |
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| Contextualization Conventions | |
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| Poetics and Performance as Critical Perspectives on Language and Social Life | |
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| Rules for Ritual Insults | |
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| Humour, Power and Gender in the Workplace | |
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| Social Functions of Small Talk and Gossip | |
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| Greetings in Tourist-Host Encounters | |
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| Creativity in Sign Languages | |
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| Speech Community and Beyond | |
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| Other Resources for Studying Sociolinguistics | |
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| Index | |