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Contributions to the Sociology of Language [CSL] Ser.
Global Perspectives on Youth Language Practices / edited by Cynthia Groff, Andrea Hollington, Ellen Hurst-Harosh, Nico Nassenstein, Jacomine Nortier, Helma Pasch and Nurenzia Yannuar. — 1 online resource. — (Contributions to the Sociology of Language). — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/3175805.pdf>.

Record create date: 2/19/2022

Subject: Youth — Language.

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Table of Contents

  • Foreword
  • Contents
  • 1 Youth language research: Changing perspectives, international trends and emerging themes
  • Part I: Words and patterns
  • Introduction
  • 2 The emergence of Bahasa Gaul: A comparative study of Yogyakarta and Jakarta youth
  • 3 Diverging verb derivational strategies in the youth language Yanké (DR Congo)
  • 4 Exploring euphemistic initialisms in teenage computer-mediated communication
  • 5 Teenagers and social networking. Twitter as a data source for the study of the language of London teenagers and young adults
  • 6 Locating Sepitori in relation to South Africa’s youth language practices: An overview
  • 7 Innovation and change in a multilingual context: The Innovative Tariana language in northwest Amazonia
  • Part II: Specific purposes
  • Introduction
  • 8 On conversational humour in South African and Congolese youth’s interactions: A pragmatic approach to youth language
  • 9 Youth language manipulation as decolonial practice in Uganda
  • 10 “Whenever I smoke, I see myself in Paradise”: The discourse of tobacco consumption among rural youth in Nigeria
  • 11 Notes on children’s secret language games in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea
  • 12 Three “bad” favourites in Spanishspeaking teenagers’ conversation
  • Part III: Ideologies and belonging
  • Introduction
  • 13 Metapragmatics of mode-switching: Young people’s awareness of multimodal meaning making in digital interaction
  • 14 Whose way of speaking? Youth’s self-reflexive voices and language ideologies in Uganda and Central African Republic
  • 15 The youth linguistic index: Narrative persuasion and sense of belonging in a movie trailer
  • 16 “We mix it up”: Indigenous youth language practices in Arnhem Land
  • 17 Youth language before youth language
  • Subject Index

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