One of the most interesting things about language is that we often learn more of it when it doesn't follow the rules of prescribed and fixed grammar, but manifests itself in a large number of extraordinary variations which seem to violate those very rules. In fact, language variation is an everyday occurrence around us. The variations include social variations, styles of speaking and writing, and registers from different areas. Metaphors and idioms also find their way into most conversations
This Special Issue (SI) sheds light on the relationship between geographical, sociocultural, histori...
In this paper, variation is defined as a type having more than one subtype. Using twelve examples fr...
This chapter explores the relationship between stance and sociolinguistic style. It argues that stan...
Style, in the study of variation and change, is intimately linked with broaderquestions about lingui...
Style refers to ways of speaking - how speakers use the resource of language variation to make meani...
Abstract Style, in the study of variation and change, is intimately linked with broader questions ab...
Modern notions of language and linguistics embody a paradox, that language appears to be systematic ...
This book offers a collection of chapters that explore the interplay between crosslinguistic and in...
Language performance continually acquires interpretations relating to power and status within a soci...
language variation tells us very important things about languages in how they change the study of pe...
Register study, stylistics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, and English for specific purposes ...
There is growing recognition that perceptions and interpreta-tions of stylistic choices made by nati...
Theoretical idealizations of language as a homogeneous object have long been challenged by attestati...
The study of language variation has brought linguists closer to some of the problems which concern o...
Language is inherently variable; this applies whether we are talking about a speaker’s first, second...
This Special Issue (SI) sheds light on the relationship between geographical, sociocultural, histori...
In this paper, variation is defined as a type having more than one subtype. Using twelve examples fr...
This chapter explores the relationship between stance and sociolinguistic style. It argues that stan...
Style, in the study of variation and change, is intimately linked with broaderquestions about lingui...
Style refers to ways of speaking - how speakers use the resource of language variation to make meani...
Abstract Style, in the study of variation and change, is intimately linked with broader questions ab...
Modern notions of language and linguistics embody a paradox, that language appears to be systematic ...
This book offers a collection of chapters that explore the interplay between crosslinguistic and in...
Language performance continually acquires interpretations relating to power and status within a soci...
language variation tells us very important things about languages in how they change the study of pe...
Register study, stylistics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, and English for specific purposes ...
There is growing recognition that perceptions and interpreta-tions of stylistic choices made by nati...
Theoretical idealizations of language as a homogeneous object have long been challenged by attestati...
The study of language variation has brought linguists closer to some of the problems which concern o...
Language is inherently variable; this applies whether we are talking about a speaker’s first, second...
This Special Issue (SI) sheds light on the relationship between geographical, sociocultural, histori...
In this paper, variation is defined as a type having more than one subtype. Using twelve examples fr...
This chapter explores the relationship between stance and sociolinguistic style. It argues that stan...