Codeswitching as socially motivated performance meets structurally motivated constraints

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Prelim pages i
2. Tabula gratulatoria vii
3. Table of contents xiii
4. Preface xix
5. Acknowledgements xxi
6. René Dirven: A Biographical Sketch xxiii
7. René Dirven: A Bibliography xxxi
8. Introduction xxxix
9. Section I. General Linguistics
10. On the nature, use and acquisition of language 3
11. The concept of communicative competence revisited 31
12. New ways of analysing meaning 59
13. The creole key to the black box of language 97
14. Twenty years after 109
15. The changing English language — fiction and fact 119
16. Section II. Applied Linguistics
17. ‘Very like a whale’ 133
18. Section III. Grammar and Discourse Analysis
19. Between grammar and discourse 149
20. Linguistics and grammatics 161
21. Institutional linguistics 189
22. Section IV. Semantics
23. The search for universal semantic primitives 215
24. A theory of vocabulary structure 243
25. The return of hermeneutics to lexical semantics 257
26. Section V. Morphology
27. The formats change — the problems remain 285
28. Section VI. Historical Linguistics
29. The return of philology to linguistics 313
30. Section VII. Functionalism in Linguistics
31. The why’s and the how’s in my research into functional sentence perspective 335
32. Section VIII. Sociolinguistics and Languages in Contact
33. Norwich revisited 361
34. Multilingualism and contact linguistics 379
35. Multilingualism research in Australia 399
36. Codeswitching as socially motivated performance meets structurally motivated constraints 417
37. Language attitudes in South Africa 429
38. Section IX. Cognitive Linguistics
39. Metaphors and war 463
40. The symbolic nature of cognitive grammar 483
41. Diachrony within synchrony 503
42. The cognitive approach to natural language 513
43. Section X. Cognitive Psychology
44. The takeover of psychology by biology or the devaluation of reference in psychology 545
45. Section XI. Philosophical Linguistics
46. Linguistic theory and epistemology of linguistics 573
47. Section XII. Linguistics and Anthropology
48. Linguistics and anthropology 593
49. Section XIII. Computational Linguistics
50. Where am I coming from 613
51. Index 625