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Preface The authors Notes on symbols Introduction Charles A. Ferguson and Shirley Brice Heath Part I. American English: Introduction 1. English in our language heritage Shirley Brice Heath 2. American English and other Englishes Braj B. Kachru 3. Varieties of American English Walt Wolfram 4. Creoles of the USA Patricia C. Nichols 5. Language among Black Americans Elizabeth Whatley Part II. Languages before English: Introduction 6. American Indian languages William L. Leap 7. Native American writing systems Willard Walker 8. Indian lingua franca Allan R. Taylor 9. New World Spanish Jerry R. Craddock Part III. Languages after English: Introduction 10. Language variety among Puerto Ricans Ana Celia Zentella 11. The language of Italian Americans Yole Correa-Zoli 12. French and German: a comparative study Glenn G. Gilbert 13. The speech and writing of Jews David L. Gold 14. Slavic languages in the new environment Vera M. Henzl 15. The Filipinos: a special case James Beebe and Maria Beebe 16. Profile of a state: Montana Anthony F. Beltramo Part IV. Language In Use: Introduction 17. The language of the law William M. O'Barr 18. Language and medicine Aaron V. Cicourel 19. Ethnic differences in communicative style John J. Gumperz and Jenny Cook-Gumperz 20. Language in education: standardisation versus cultural pluralism Courtney B. Cazden and David K. Dickinson 21. Bilingualism and education Christina Bratt Paulston 22. Statistics on language use Dorothy Waggoner 23. Language policy: past, present, and future Joshua A. Fishman Glossary Bibliography Index.
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