Category:Sociolinguistics

• Sociolinguists (1 C, 94 P)

B

• Bilingualism (11 C, 34 P)

D

• Dialect levelling (1 C, 10 P)
• Dialectology (7 C, 31 P)
• Diglossia (1 C, 25 P)
• Discourse analysis (4 C, 64 P)

G

• Gender-neutral language (2 C, 24 P)

H

• Honorifics (6 C, 59 P)

I

• Idioms (5 C, 25 P)

L

• Language contact (8 C, 44 P)
• Language geography (13 C, 24 P)
• Language policy (23 C, 34 P)
• Language reform (4 C, 7 P)
• Language varieties and styles (17 C, 56 P)
• Languages by place in society (13 C, 6 P)
• Linguistic discrimination (2 C, 52 P)
• Linguistic error (5 C, 24 P)
• Linguistic minorities (8 C, 19 P)
• Linguistic purism (11 C, 34 P)
• Linguistic rights (19 C, 89 P)
• Sociolinguistics lists (1 C, 10 P)

M

• Multilingualism (11 C, 55 P)

P

• Phrases (19 C, 49 P)
• Political correctness (2 C, 8 P)

S

• Shibboleths (14 P)
• Slang (20 C, 111 P)
• Sociolects (1 C, 14 P)

T

• Titles (36 C, 253 P)

W

• Sociolinguistics works (1 C, 7 P)

Σ

• Sociolinguistics stubs (87 P)

• Sociolinguistics

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• Langscape

A

• Abstand and ausbau languages
• Accent (sociolinguistics)
• Accent reduction
• Age-graded variation
• Allophone (person)
• Alphabet soup (linguistics)
• Anti-establishment
• Anti-language
• Apparent-time hypothesis
• Audience design
• Australian Aboriginal avoidance practices
• Australian English
• Autonomy and heteronomy
• Avoidance speech
• Axiom of categoricity
• Shoji Azuma

B

• Backchannel (linguistics)
• Barbarism (linguistics)
• Bibliography of code-switching
• Bilingual pun
• Broad and general accents

C

• Café society
• Call It English: The Languages of Jewish American Literature
• Center for Research and Documentation on World Language Problems
• Center versus periphery
• Change from above
• Change from below
• Civil discourse
• Cluttering
• Code-mixing
• Code-switching
• Code-switching in Hong Kong
• Codification (linguistics)
• Cognitive sociolinguistics
• Communication accommodation theory
• Communicative competence
• Complimentary language and gender
• Context
• Contextualization (sociolinguistics)
• Contrastive focus reduplication
• Corpus-assisted discourse studies
• Covert prestige
• Critical discourse analysis
• Critical language awareness
• Curvilinear principle

D

• Declaration on the Common Language
• Degree of endangerment
• Dialectology
• Diaspora language
• Difference model
• Diglossia
• Discourse
• Discourse analysis
• Discourse community
• Double entendre
• Dramatism
• Du-reformen
• Dysphemism

E

• Emotions across Time, Languages, and Cultures
• English-language accents in film
• The Establishment
• Ethnolinguistics
• External history

F

• Familect
• First language
• Folk definition
• Functional illiteracy

G

• Garshunography
• Gay male speech
• Gender differences in Japanese
• Gender paradox (sociolinguistics)
• Gender role in language
• Gender-neutral language
• Generic antecedent
• Global language system
• Glottopolitics
• Graphocentrism

H

• Habitual be
• Helvetism
• Heritage language learning
• Heteroglossia
• High rising terminal
• Honorifics (linguistics)
• Humblebrag
• Hybridity
• Hypercorrection
• Hypocorrection

I

• Idiolect
• Influencer speak
• Innuendo
• Interactional sociolinguistics
• Intercomprehension
• Intercultural communication
• Interdiscourse
• Interlanguage
• International Conference on Sociolinguistics
• Internet linguistics
• Interpretive communities

J

• Joual

K

• Kazakhization
• Koiné language

L

• Landsker Line
• Languaculture
• Language and gender
• Language and overseas Chinese communities
• Language attrition
• Language barrier
• Language border
• Language change
• Language coordination
• Language death
• Language ideology
• A language is a dialect with an army and navy
• Language management
• Language observatory
• Language of Nazi concentration camps
• Language planning
• Language policies of Francoist Spain
• Language reform
• Language secessionism
• Language shift
• Language survey
• Languages in censuses
• Lexical diffusion
• Linguistic Atlas Project
• Linguistic capital
• Linguistic discrimination
• Linguistic ecology
• Linguistic imperialism
• Linguistic insecurity
• Linguistic landscape
• Linguistic marginalisation in South Africa
• Linguistic marketplace
• Linguistic norm
• Linguistic prescription
• Linguistic profiling
• Linguistic rights
• Loanword
• LTI – Lingua Tertii Imperii

M

• Mansplaining
• Manspreading
• Mantinc el català
• Markedness
• Markedness model
• Matched-guise test
• Mediated stylistics
• Mispronunciation
• Monolingualism
• Muted group theory

N

• N-V-T distinction
• Nation language
• Native-speakerism
• New Ways of Analyzing Variation
• New Ways of Analyzing Variation Asia-Pacific
• Noblesse Oblige (book)
• Nominal identity
• Non-convergent discourse
• Nosism

O

• Observer's paradox
• One Standard German Axiom
• Open discourse
• Orthoepy

P

• Patois
• People-first language
• Perceptual dialectology
• Philadelphia study
• Phono-semantic matching
• Phonological history of English open back vowels
• Pluricentric language
• Politeness
• Politeness maxims
• Political correctness
• Prestige (sociolinguistics)
• Promotion of Standard Chinese

R

• Raciolinguistics
• Real-time sociolinguistics
• Reappropriation
• Recontextualisation
• Reintegrationism
• Religiolect
• Sociolinguistics research in India
• Royal we

S

• Schizoglossia
• Schneider's dynamic model
• See a man about a dog
• Sexy baby voice
• She (pronoun)
• Situational code-switching
• Slang
• Social domain
• Social literacy
• Social network (sociolinguistics)
• Sociocultural linguistics
• Sociohistorical linguistics
• Sociolect
• Sociolinguistics of sign languages
• Sociophonetics
• Solecism