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作 者:(英)赫德森(R.A.Hudson)

出 版 社:外语教学与研究出版社

出版时间:2000 年8月

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    This new edition of R.A.Hudson's widely acclaimed textbook Sociolinguistics will be welcomed by students and teachers alike. To reflect changes in the field since publication of the first edition in 1980, the author has added new sections on politeness, accommodation and prototypes;and he has expanded discussion of sex differences in language use.and the relationship between language and thought.over a third of the second edition is completely new,and there is one entirely new chapter,but ample coverage of classic topics such as varieties of language,speech as co\\social interaction,the quantitative study o speech and lihnguistic and social inequality ,remains.like the first,the second edition of sociolinguistics is an exceptionally clear and helpful overview of the relationship of language and socicty.

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    prefacebyhalliday
    王宗炎序
    导读
    prefacetothesecondedition
    prefacetothefirstedition
    1introduction
    1.1sociolinguistics
    1.1.1adescription
    1.1.2sociolinguisticsandlinguistics
    1.1.3sociolinguisticsandthesociologyoflanguage
    1.2sociolinguisticphenomena
    1.2.1animaginaryworld
    1.2.2arealbutexoticworld
    1.2.3arealandfamiliarworld
    1.3speakersandcommunities
    1.3.1conformityandindividualism
    1.3.2thesociolinguisticdevelopmentofthechild
    1.4summaryandconclusions
    2varietiesoflanguage
    2.1introduction
    .2.1.1globalandspecificstatements
    2.1.2linguisticitems
    2.1.3varietiesoflanguage
    2.1.4'speechcommunities'
    2.2languages
    2.2.1'language'and'dialect'
    2.2.2standardlanguages
    2.2.3thedelimitationoflanguages
    2.2.4thefamilytreemodel
    2.3dialects
    2.3.1regionaldialectsandisogiosses
    2.3.2diffusionandthewavetheory
    2.3.3socialdialects
    2.3.4typesoflinguisticitem
    2.4registers
    2.4.1registersanddialects
    2.4.2diglossia
    2.5mixtureofvarieties
    2.5.1code-switching
    2.5.2code-mixing
    2.5.3borrowing
    2.5.4pidgins
    2.5.5creoles
    2.6conclusions
    3language,cultureandthought
    3.1introduction
    3.1.2culture
    3.1.2thought
    3.1.3language,cultureandthought
    3.2linguisticandculturalrelativity
    3.2.1semanticrelativity
    3.2.2prototypes
    3.2.3basic-levelconcepts
    3.2.4conclusions
    3.3languageandthought
    3.3.1languageandsocialisation
    3.3.2thesapir-whorfhypothesis
    3.3.3sexisminthelanguagesystem
    3.4generalconclusions
    4speechassocialinteraction
    4.1thesocialnatureofspeech
    4.1.1introduction
    4.1.2theclassificationofspeech
    4.1.3speechasskilledwork
    4.1.4thenormsgoverningspeech
    4.1.5conclusion
    4.2speechasasignalofsocialidentity
    4.2.1non-relationalsocialcategories
    4.2.2powerandsolidarity
    4.2.3linguisticsignalsofpowerandsolidarity
    4.3thestructureofspeech
    4.3.1entriesandexits
    4.3.2otherkindsofstructureinspeech
    4.4verbalandnon-verbalbehaviour
    4.4.1relation-markers
    4.4.2structure-markers
    4.4.3content-markers
    4.5male/femaledifferencesinspeech
    5thequantitativestudyofspeech
    5.1introduction
    5.1.1thescopeofquantitativestudiesofspeech
    5.1.2whystudyspeechquantitatively?
    5.2methodology
    5.2.1problemsofmethodology
    5.2.2anexample:newyork
    5.2.3anexample:norwich
    5.2.4anexample:belfast
    5.2.5anexample:cardiff
    5.2.6anexample:detroit
    5.3linguisticvariables
    5.3.1typesofvariable
    5.3.2calculatingscoresfortexts
    5.3.3calculatingscoresforindividualsandgroups
    5.4influencesonlinguisticvariables
    5.4.1linguisticcontext
    5.4.2thespeaker'sgroupmembership
    5.4.3thespeaker'sdegreeofgroupmembership
    5.4.4thespeaker'ssex
    5.4.5thesituationand'style'
    5.5summary
    6linguisticandsocialinequality
    6.1linguisticinequality
    6.1.1introduction
    6.1.2threetypesoflinguisticinequality
    6.2subjectiveinequality
    6.2.1language-basedprejudice
    6.2.2evaluationoflanguage
    6.2.3stereotypesandhowtostudythem
    6.2.4prejudiceofteachers
    6.2.5prejudiceofpupils
    6.3linguisticincompetence:strictlylinguisticinequality
    6.4communicativeincompetence:inequalityincommunication
    7theoreticalsummary
    7.1introduction
    7.2thesocialfunctionsoflanguage
    7.2.1face
    7.2.2solidarityandaccommodation
    7.2.3networksandmultiplemodels
    7.2.4socialtypesandactsofidentity
    7.2.5power
    7.2.6analoguerelationshipsandvariability
    7.3thestructureoflanguage
    7.3.1background
    7.3.2thehistoryoftheisolationoflanguage
    7.3.3evidenceagainsttheisolationoflanguage
    7.3.4twofurthersourcesofvariability
    7.3.5implicationsfortheoriesoflanguagestructure
    bibliography
    index
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