Chapter 14. Historical sociolinguistics and the necessity of interdisciplinary collaboration

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments V
3. Contents VII
4. Chapter 1. Introduction: Why interdisciplinarity? 1
5. Chapter 2. The value of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary linguistic research 7
6. Chapter 3. Faculty and student affairs partnerships: Creating inclusive campus environments for students of diverse linguistic backgrounds 23
7. Chapter 4. Critical race theory and the new sociolinguistics 41
8. Chapter 5. You don’t even try to understand!: Interdisciplinarity in language and gender studies 59
9. Chapter 6. Ecolinguistics as a transdisciplinary movement and a way of life 71
10. Chapter 7. Ethnography in interdisciplinary research in linguistics 89
11. Chapter 8. Connections and interdisciplinarity: Linguistic Atlas Project data from an assemblage perspective 99
12. Chapter 9. Reassembling linguistics: Semiotic and epistemic assemblages 111
13. Chapter 10. Language ideological assemblages within linguistic anthropology 129
14. Chapter 11. A case of archeological classification 143
15. Chapter 12. Language and materiality in global capitalism 169
16. Chapter 13. The language of building in the southern American colonies 191
17. Chapter 14. Historical sociolinguistics and the necessity of interdisciplinary collaboration 207
18. Chapter 15. Comprehensive review of the effect of using music in second language learning 231
19. Chapter 16. Trashing the Bible 247
20. Chapter 17. Towards a post-structuralist economics 259
21. Chapter 18. Life as a linguist among clinicians: Learnings from interdisciplinary collaborations on language and health 275
22. Index 299