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Chapter 7 - Variation and the Versatility Approach to Language Arts in Schools and Societies

Contents

Tables

Index

Chapter 14 - Concord and Conflict in the Speech Community

Chapter 6 - Implicational Scales

Afterword, with a Poem by Rachel Jeantel

Chapter 15 - The Joy of Sociolinguistic Fieldwork

Chapter 10 - A Variationist Approach to Subject–Aux Question Inversion in Bajan and Other Caribbean Creole Englishes, AAVE and Appalachian

Acknowledgments

Chapter 11 - Situation

Introduction

Copyright page

Chapter 3 - “Me Tarzan, You Jane!”

Chapter 4 - The Haves and Have Nots

Chapter 2 - Symbol of Powerlessness and Degeneracy, or Symbol of Solidarity and Truth?

Figures

Dedication

Chapter 8 - Le Page’s Theoretical and Applied Legacy in Sociolinguistics and Creole Studies

Chapter 5 - Connections between Sociolinguistics and Pidgin-Creole Studies

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