18. LANGUAGE AND POLITICS FROM A SOCIOLINGUISTIC POINT OF VIEW

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Foreword V
3. Acknowledgments VII
4. Table of contents IX
5. List of Maps and Tables XVI
6. 1. THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE AND POLITICS 1
7. PART ONE: TANZANIA
8. Introduction to Part One 31
9. 2. LANGUAGE USE AND LANGUAGE POLICY IN TANZANIA: AN OVERVIEW 35
10. 3. THE EVOLUTION OF TANZANIAN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS 49
11. 4. LANGUAGE AND POLITICS IN TANZANIAN GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS 69
12. 5. LANGUAGE, LAW, AND CHANGE: PROBLEMS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM IN TANZANIA 85
13. 6. HYPERBOLE, POLITICS, AND POTENT SPECIFICATION: THE POLITICAL USES OF A FIGURE OF SPEECH 101
14. 7. LANGUAGE AND POLITICS IN A RURAL TAN Z AN IAN COUNCIL 117
15. PART TWO: INDIA
16. Introduction to Part Two 137
17. 8. MULTILINGUALISM IN INDIA AND ITS SOCIOPOLITICAL IMPLICATIONS: AN OVERVIEW 141
18. 9. THE EVOLUTION OF COURTS, COUNCILS, AND LEGISLATURES IN INDIA 165
19. 10. PRACTICE AND THEORY OF LANGUAGE PLANNING: THE INDIAN POLICY PROCESS 195
20. 11. LANGUAGE CONTROVERSIES IN THE INDIAN PARLIAMENT (LokSabha): 1952-1960 213
21. 12. LANGUAGE AND LITIGATION IN SOUTH INDIA 235
22. 13. 'I-SPEECH' IN ORISSA 253
23. PART THREE: PAPUA NEW GUINEA
24. Introduction to Part Three 279
25. 14. POLITICAL POWER AND LINGUISTIC INEQUALITY IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA 283
26. 15. THE EVOLUTION OF COURTS, COUNCILS, AND LEGISLATURES IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA 311
27. 16. INTERPRETERS IN LOCAL COURTS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA 327
28. 17. LANGUAGE AND POLITICS OF AN ELITE GROUP: THE TOLAI OF NEW BRITAIN 367
29. PART FOUR: DISCIPLINARY INTERESTS IN LANGUAGE AND POLITICS
30. 18. LANGUAGE AND POLITICS FROM A SOCIOLINGUISTIC POINT OF VIEW 389
31. 19. BOUNDARIES, STRATEGIES, AND POWER RELATIONS: POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND LANGUAGE 405
32. 20. FORMAL INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGE 421
33. 21. POLITICAL SCIENCE, LANGUAGE, AND POLITICS 431
34. 22. LANGUAGE AND THE LAW: THE EXERCISE OF POLITICAL POWER THROUGH OFFICIAL DESIGNATION OF LANGUAGE 449
35. Bibliography 467
36. Biographical Notes 487
37. Index of Names 493
38. Index of Subjects 499