The sociolinguistics of script choice: an introduction

Articles in the same Issue

1. The sociolinguistics of script choice: an introduction
2. Writing Tuareg — the three script options
3. The Khom script of the Kommodam Rebellion
4. A social orthography of identity: the N'ko literacy movement in West Africa
5. The ascendancy of the Cham script: how a literacy workshop became the catalyst
6. Missionary contributions toward the revaluation of Hangeul in late nineteenth-century Korea
7. Choosing how to write sign language: a sociolinguistic perspective
8. Indexicality, voice, and context in the distribution of Cherokee scripts
9. Script change in Azerbaijan: acts of identity
10. Script selection for Tibetan-related languages in multiscriptal environments
11. Nonconventional script choice in Japan
12. Script choice among the Miao in China
13. Emblems of independence: script choice in post-Soviet Turkmenistan
14. Margins of Writing, Origins of Cultures, edited by Seth L. Sanders