In this interdisciplinary volume, sociolinguists and sociologists explore the intersections of language, culture, and identity for rural populations around the world.
In this interdisciplinary volume, sociolinguists and sociologists explore the intersections of language, culture, and identity for rural populations around the world.
Elizabeth Seale is associate professor of sociology at SUNY College at Oneonta. Christine Mallinson is professor of language, literacy and culture and affiliate professor of gender and women's studies at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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Foreword Gregory Fulkerson and Alexander Thomas Acknowledgments Introduction Elizabeth Seale and Christine Mallinson Part I: Revalorizing the Rural: Negotiating Tradition, Resistance, and Change 1. Multivocal and Critical Performance of Urban Language in Rural Norway Thea Strand 2. "Losing Our Inuttitut": The Intersection of Language Shift and Language Attitudes in Nain, Nunatsiavut Jennifer Thorburn 3. Townie, Bayman, or Newfoundlander? Linguistic Constructions of Urban and Rural in Newfoundland Becky Childs and Gerard Van Herk 4. The Social Mediatization of a Zapotec Transborder Community Elizabeth Falconi Part II: The Realities of Rural Diversity and Identity Construction 5. Rural Voices in Appalachia: The Shifting Sociolinguistic Reality of Rural Life Kirk Hazen 6. Ecologies of Sui Sociolinguistics: A Language Permeated with Rural Social Structure James N. Stanford, Wei Shuqi, and Lu Li 7. Rural Youth Language Practices: Linguistic Creativity and the Globalized African Village Nico Nassenstein Part III: Social Hierarchy: Aspirations and Differentiation 8. Use of Standard Arabic [q] Lexical Borrowings in Syrian Rural Migrant Speech Rania Habib 9. Social Aspiration and Traditional Speech Features among Rural Newfoundland Youth Sarah Kristian 10. "It's Complicated" for Quebec's Anglophones: Language and Stratification in Changing Rural Places Aimee Vieira Conclusion Elizabeth Seale and Christine Mallinson
Foreword Gregory Fulkerson and Alexander Thomas Acknowledgments Introduction Elizabeth Seale and Christine Mallinson Part I: Revalorizing the Rural: Negotiating Tradition, Resistance, and Change 1. Multivocal and Critical Performance of Urban Language in Rural Norway Thea Strand 2. "Losing Our Inuttitut": The Intersection of Language Shift and Language Attitudes in Nain, Nunatsiavut Jennifer Thorburn 3. Townie, Bayman, or Newfoundlander? Linguistic Constructions of Urban and Rural in Newfoundland Becky Childs and Gerard Van Herk 4. The Social Mediatization of a Zapotec Transborder Community Elizabeth Falconi Part II: The Realities of Rural Diversity and Identity Construction 5. Rural Voices in Appalachia: The Shifting Sociolinguistic Reality of Rural Life Kirk Hazen 6. Ecologies of Sui Sociolinguistics: A Language Permeated with Rural Social Structure James N. Stanford, Wei Shuqi, and Lu Li 7. Rural Youth Language Practices: Linguistic Creativity and the Globalized African Village Nico Nassenstein Part III: Social Hierarchy: Aspirations and Differentiation 8. Use of Standard Arabic [q] Lexical Borrowings in Syrian Rural Migrant Speech Rania Habib 9. Social Aspiration and Traditional Speech Features among Rural Newfoundland Youth Sarah Kristian 10. "It's Complicated" for Quebec's Anglophones: Language and Stratification in Changing Rural Places Aimee Vieira Conclusion Elizabeth Seale and Christine Mallinson
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