TWO TYPES OF LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY (WITH EXAMPLES FROM AMERINDIAN ETHNOGRAPHY)

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. PARTICIPANTS IN THE CONFERENCE 5
3. PREFACE 7
4. TABLE OF CONTENTS 9
5. INTRODUCTION: THE DIMENSIONS OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS 11
6. A PROPOSAL FOR THE STUDY OF FOLK-LINGUISTICS 16
7. ON THE ETHNOLOGY OF LINGUISTIC CHANGE 27
8. LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE PLANNING 50
9. DIALECT DIFFERENCES AND SOCIAL DIFFERENCES IN AN URBAN SOCIETY 72
10. HYPERCORRECTION BY THE LOWER MIDDLE CLASS AS A FACTOR IN LINGUISTIC CHANGE 84
11. TWO TYPES OF LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY (WITH EXAMPLES FROM AMERINDIAN ETHNOGRAPHY) 114
12. SYNTAX AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE: TRUK AND PONAPE 168
13. SELF-ANNULLING PRESTIGE FACTORS AMONG SPEAKERS OF A CREOLE LANGUAGE 188
14. STRUCTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF RUSSIAN PRONOMINAL USAGE 214
15. SOCIO-CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF WRITING SYSTEMS FOR PRELITERATE PEOPLES 260
16. THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL STATUS OF GUARANI IN PARAGUAY 277
17. THE STATUS OF HINDI AS A LINGUA FRANCA 299
18. NATIONAL SOCIOLINGUISTIC PROFILE FORMULAS 309