Language in Society

Volume 36 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Shifting tactics of intersubjectivity to align indexicalities: A case of joking around in Swahinglish 
  CHRISTINA HIGGINS
  Page 1
• The use of indigenous and urban vernaculars in Zimbabwe 
  SINFREE MAKONI, JANINA BRUTT-GRIFFLER and PEDZISAI MASHIRI
  Page 25
• Mining large corpora for social information: The case of elderly 
  GERLINDE MAUTNER
  Page 51
• The bargaining genre: A study of retail encounters in traditional Chinese local markets 
  WINNIE W. F. ORR
  Page 73
• Michel Paradis, A neurolinguistic theory of bilingualism 
  Norbert Francis
  Page 105
• Paul Wald Franois Leimdorfer (eds.), Parler en ville, parler de la ville: Essais sur les registres urbains 
  Jacqueline Lindenfeld
  Page 108
• Michelle M. Lazar (ed.), Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis: Gender, power and ideology in discourse 
  Deborah Cameron
  Page 112
• Adam Kendon, Gesture: Visible action as utterance 
  Chiho Sunakawa
  Page 115
• David W. Samuels, Putting a song on top of it: Expression and identity on the San Carlos Apache Reservation 
  Anthony K. Webster
  Page 118
• Nanette Gottlieb, Language and society in Japan 
  John C. Maher
  Page 121
• Elise Krkkinen, Epistemic stance in English conversation: A description of its interactional functions, with a focus on I think 
  Michael P. Lempert
  Page 124
• Anna De Fina, Identity in narrative: A study of immigrant discourse 
  Ccile B. Vigouroux
  Page 127
• Joel Walters, Bilingualism: The sociopragmatic-psycholinguistic interface 
  Susan Meredith Burt
  Page 131
• Catherine E. Travis, Discourse markers in Colombian Spanish: A study in polysemy 
  Jock Wong
  Page 135
• Catherine E. Travis, Discourse markers in Colombian Spanish: A study in polysemy 
  Gabriel Bourdin
  Page 136
• Joanna Thornborrow Jennifer Coates (eds.), The sociolinguistics of narrative 
  Aleksandar arapi
  Page 137
• Robbins Burling, The talking ape: How language evolved 
  Julia Dek
  Page 139
• Valerie Pellegrino Aveni, Study abroad and second language use: Constructing the self 
  Jinwei Dong
  Page 140
• Walt Wolfram Natalie Schilling-Estes, American English: Dialects and variation 
  Keelan Evans
  Page 141
• Susana Mhleisen Bettina Migge (eds.), Politeness and face in Caribbean creoles 
  Anita Herzfeld
  Page 143
• Emi Morita, Negotiation of contingent talk: The Japanese interactional particles ne and sa 
  Chad Nilep
  Page 144
• PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED (Through 11 July 2006) 
  
  Page 145
• Editors Note 
  Barbara Johnstone
  Page 149