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Introduction

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Foreword V
  3. Contents XI
  4. 1 Youth language research: Changing perspectives, international trends and emerging themes 1
  5. Part I: Words and patterns
  6. Introduction 29
  7. 2 The emergence of Bahasa Gaul: A comparative study of Yogyakarta and Jakarta youth 31
  8. 3 Diverging verb derivational strategies in the youth language Yanké (DR Congo) 49
  9. 4 Exploring euphemistic initialisms in teenage computer-mediated communication 67
  10. 5 Teenagers and social networking. Twitter as a data source for the study of the language of London teenagers and young adults 85
  11. 6 Locating Sepitori in relation to South Africa’s youth language practices: An overview 105
  12. 7 Innovation and change in a multilingual context: The Innovative Tariana language in northwest Amazonia 121
  13. Part II: Specific purposes
  14. Introduction 139
  15. 8 On conversational humour in South African and Congolese youth’s interactions: A pragmatic approach to youth language 141
  16. 9 Youth language manipulation as decolonial practice in Uganda 165
  17. 10 “Whenever I smoke, I see myself in Paradise”: The discourse of tobacco consumption among rural youth in Nigeria 179
  18. 11 Notes on children’s secret language games in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea 203
  19. 12 Three “bad” favourites in Spanishspeaking teenagers’ conversation 225
  20. Part III: Ideologies and belonging
  21. Introduction 243
  22. 13 Metapragmatics of mode-switching: Young people’s awareness of multimodal meaning making in digital interaction 245
  23. 14 Whose way of speaking? Youth’s self-reflexive voices and language ideologies in Uganda and Central African Republic 265
  24. 15 The youth linguistic index: Narrative persuasion and sense of belonging in a movie trailer 293
  25. 16 “We mix it up”: Indigenous youth language practices in Arnhem Land 315
  26. 17 Youth language before youth language 337
  27. Subject Index 351
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