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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction: Thailand's Sociolinguistic Anomalies | 1 | |
Pt. I | Languages of the Nation as a Whole | |
1 | The Languages of Thailand at Home and Abroad | 13 |
2 | Standard Thai: Variations about a Norm | 26 |
3 | Social Dimensions of Standard Thai | 41 |
4 | Multidimensional Varieties: Ranges and Media | 54 |
Pt. II | Major Regional Languages | |
5 | Kammuang (Northern Thai) | 71 |
6 | Lao (Northeastern Thai) | 87 |
7 | Paktay (Southern Thai) and Thaiklang (Central Thai) | 101 |
Pt. III | Marginal Regional Languages | |
8 | Tai Yai (Shan), Sgaw (Karen), Phlow (Karen), plus Non-regional Phlong (Karen) | 121 |
9 | Northern Khmer plus Non-marginal Kuy | 136 |
10 | Pattani Malay | 155 |
Pt. IV | Other Language Categories | |
11 | Development and Displacement of Tai Languages and Dialects | 181 |
12 | Languages of Thai Towns and Cities: Chinese Languages | 203 |
13 | Marginal Languages in the Hierarchy: Mon, Pray, plus Non-marginal Mal | 222 |
14 | Marginal Languages Adapting to the Hierarchy: Hmong (Meo, Miao) | 238 |
15 | Enclave Languages | 255 |
Pt. V | Trans-Language Issues | |
16 | Writing and Education | 279 |
17 | Change and Development | 294 |
18 | Language and Ethnicity | 317 |
19 | Minority Problem as Thai Problem | 341 |
Appendix A: Languages in the Hierarchy | 361 | |
Appendix B: Language Population Estimates | 365 | |
Appendix C: Symbols | 372 | |
Notes | 379 | |
References | 391 | |
Index | 427 |
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