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| Us and Others: An introduction | 1 | |
| Pt. I | Discourses in space | 29 |
| Grammar and function of we | 31 | |
| US and THEM in Chinese: Use of lai (come) and qu (go) in the construction of social identities | 51 | |
| Viewpoint and in/out-group membership in Japanese | 69 | |
| The space of identity: A cognitivist approach to 'outsider' discourses | 87 | |
| Constructing identities in language learning MOOs - A conversational perspective | 111 | |
| Pt. II | Discourses in polyphony | 131 |
| Ethnolects as in-group varieties | 133 | |
| The construction of identity and group boundaries in Catalan Spanish | 159 | |
| Code-switching, code-crossing and identity construction in a society in transition, South Africa | 187 | |
| Pt. III | Discourses of transition | 211 |
| Words and social identities | 213 | |
| Who is 'we' in Russian political discourse | 233 | |
| WE and THEY in Polish political discourse: A psychological approach | 249 | |
| The communicative construction of group identities: A basic mechanism of social categorization | 265 | |
| Pt. IV | Discourses of fear | 291 |
| Identity by way of demarcation - the discourse on the expansion of the European Union in Austria's leading daily papers | 293 | |
| Discourse about them: Construction of ethnic identities in Thai print media | 321 | |
| Persecution and identity conflicts - the case of German Jews | 341 | |
| Strategic alignment in the discourse of Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo | 357 | |
| Pt. V | Discourses of challenge | 375 |
| Humour as a discursive boundary marker in social interaction | 377 | |
| Complimenting women in Turkish: Gender identity and otherness | 401 | |
| Identity in service interactions: The situated affiliation to social groupings | 429 | |
| Pt. VI | Discourses through suppression | 447 |
| The regime of the Other: 'us' and 'them' in translation | 449 | |
| Ideological binarism in the identities of native and non-native English speakers | 463 | |
| The collapse of the us/them structure in persons with brain dysfunctions: a neuropsychological and neurolinguistic perspective | 481 | |
| List of contributors | 505 | |
| Index | 513 |
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Thomas Buckley
reviewed Us and Others: Social Identities across Languages, DisCourses and Cultures on January 30, 2013
Us and Others
The chapter on the Baron's Wars during the reign of Henry III was very informative and helpful. The rest on dialects was not.
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