Linguistic representations of the social margins in Early and Late Modern English

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Articles
3. Linguistic representations of the social margins in Early and Late Modern English
4. “He said he was going on the scamp”: Thieves’ cant, enregisterment and the representation of the social margins in the Old Bailey Sessions Papers
5. Referential NPs as subtle expressions of attitude in infanticide trials, 1674–1775
6. The public representation of homosexual men in seventeenth-century England – a corpus based view
7. Representations of prostitutes and prostitution as a metaphor in nineteenth-century English newspapers
8. The language of “Ribbonmen”: A CDA approach to identity construction in nineteenth-century Irish English threatening notices
9. People as property: Representations of slaves in early American newspaper advertisements
10. Book Reviews
11. Russi, Cinzia: Current Trends in Historical Sociolinguistics
12. Early Germanic Languages in Contact (NOWELE Supplement Series 27):
13. Bunčić Daniel:Biscriptality. A sociolinguistic typology
14. Walsh, Olivia: Linguistic Purism. Language Attitudes in France and Quebec
15. Letras del desierto. Edición de un corpus epistolar para su estudio lingüístico. Región de Tarapacá, Chile:
16. Historische Mündlichkeit. Beiträge zur Geschichte der gesprochenen Sprache (Kieler Forschungen zur Sprachwissenschaft 7):