ORALITY AND LITERACY AS FACTORS OF ‘BLACK’ AND ‘WHITE’ COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR

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1. Titelei
2. THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE ATTITUDES
3. THE IDENTIFICATION OF LINGUISTIC ATTITUDES
4. MEXICAN-AMERICAN EVALUATIONAL JUDGMENTS ABOUT LANGUAGE VARIETIES
5. PREDICTING THE USE OF HEBREW TERMS AMONG ISRAELI PSYCHOLOGISTS
6. “THANK YOU” AND SOUTH ASIAN LANGUAGES: A COMPARATIVE SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDY
7. ORALITY AND LITERACY AS FACTORS OF ‘BLACK’ AND ‘WHITE’ COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR
8. REVIEWS