Language in Society

Volume 35 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Language-naming practices, ideologies, and linguistic practices: Toward a comprehensive description of language varieties 
  ISABELLE LGLISE and BETTINA MIGGE
  Page 313
• Speakers sex or discourse activities? A micro-discourse-based account of usage of nonparticle questions in Japanese 
  MISAO OKADA
  Page 341
• A preference for progressivity in interaction 
  TANYA STIVERS and JEFFREY D. ROBINSON
  Page 367
• Organizing a remote state of incipient talk: Push-to-talk mobile radio interaction 
  MARGARET H. SZYMANSKI AND ERIK VINKHUYZEN and PAUL M. AOKI AND ALLISON WOODRUFF
  Page 393
• Contemporary Scottish and Irish Studies in Language and Society 
  JOHN EDWARDS
  Page 419
• John M. Kirk Dnall P. Baoill (eds.), Travellers and their language 
  PETER BAKKER
  Page 429
• Gabrielle Hogan-Brun and Stefan Wolff (eds.), Minority languages in Europe: Frameworks, status, prospects 
  LUKAS D. TSITSIPIS
  Page 432
• Adam Jaworski, Nikolas Coupland and Dariusz Galasiski (eds.), Metalanguage: Social and ideological perspectives 
  SALLY JOHNSON
  Page 437
• Zarina Estrada Fernndez et al., Diccionario yaqui-espaol y textos: Obra de preservacin lingstica 
  WILLIAM BRIGHT
  Page 440
• Carlo L. Prevignano Paul J. Thibault (eds.), Discussing Conversation Analysis: The work of Emanuel A. Schegloff 
  ANGELA CORA GARCIA
  Page 443
• Leelo Keevallik, From interaction to grammar: Estonian finite verb forms in conversation 
  AULI HAKULINEN
  Page 446
• John Aitchison Harold Carter (eds.), Spreading the word: The Welsh language 2001 
  NIKOLAS COUPLAND
  Page 449
• Richard Buttny, Talking problems: Studies of discursive construction 
  BONNIE URCIUOLI
  Page 453
• Dennis R. Preston (ed.), Needed research in American dialects 
  NATALIE SCHILLING-ESTES
  Page 456
• Kingsley Bolton, Chinese Englishes: A sociolinguistic history 
  JAMES STANLAW
  Page 460
• Publications Received (Through 1 December 2005) 
  
  Page 465