Sociolinguistics Book

	Notes on Authors
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
Pt. I	History of Sociolinguistics
1	A Brief History of American Sociolinguistics 1949-1989	4
2	Reflections on the Origins of Sociolinguistics in Europe	17
Pt. II	Ethnography of Speaking
3	Models of the Interaction of Language and Social Life	30
4	Lands I Came to Sing: Negotiating Identities and Places in the Tuscan "Contrasto"	48
Pt. III	Pragmatics
5	Narrative Analysis: Oral Versions of Personal Experience	74
6	"Narrative Analysis" Thirty Years Later	105
7	Narrative Structure: Some Contrasts Between Maori and Pakeha Story-telling	114
8	Contextualization Conventions	139
9	The Pronouns of Power and Solidarity	156
10	Complimenting: A Positive Politeness Strategy	177
Pt. IV	Language and Gender
11	Selections from Language and Woman's Place	203
12	The Relativity of Linguistic Strategies: Rethinking Power and Solidarity in Gender Dominance	208
Pt. V	Language and Variation
13	Some Sociolinguistic Principles	234
14	On the Construction of Vernacular Dialect Norms	251
15	The Linguistic Individual in an American Public-Opinion Survey	272
Pt. VI	Pidgins and Creoles
16	Trade Jargons and Creole Dialects as Marginal Languages	290
Pt. VII	Individual Bilingualism
17	A Social Psychology of Bilingualism	305
18	BICS and CALP: Origins and Rationale for the Distinction	322
19	Linguistic Diversity, Schooling, and Social Class: Rethinking Our Conception of Language Proficiency in Language Minority Education	329
Pt. VIII	Diglossia
20	Diglossia	345
21	Bilingualism With and Without Diglossia; Diglossia With and Without Bilingualism	359
22	Toward the Systematic Study of Diglossia	367
Pt. IX	Group Multilingualism
23	Empirical Explorations of Two Popular Assumptions: Inter-Polity Perspective on the Relationship between Linguistic Heterogeneity, Civil Strife, and Per Capita Gross National Product	382
24	Linguistic Minorities and Language Policies	394
Pt. X	Language Policy and Planning
25	Dialect, Language, Nation	411
26	Language Planning Goals: A Classification	423
27	Literacy and Language Planning	449
Pt. XI	Multilingualism, Policies, and Education
28	A Global Perspective on Bilingualism and Bilingual Education	464
29	Language Policies and Language Rights	472
	Index	484