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Durkheim and the Internet: sociolinguistics and the sociological imagination

Book information

Publisher
Bloomsbury UK
Year
2018
ISBN
9781350055209, 9781350055216, 9781350055186, 9781350055193, 1350055182, 1350055190
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
280 kB (286550 bytes)
Pages
123 Seiten\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52

Description

1. Sociolinguists as sociologists2. Durkheim's social fact2.1 Norms and concepts2.2 Integration and anomie2.3 Durkheim's impact and the challenge of 'Rational Choice'3. Sociolinguistics and the social fact: Avec Durkheim3.1 Language as a normative collective system: ordered indexicality3.2 Language variation: dialects, accents & languaging3.3 Inequality, voice, repertoire3.4 Language, the social fact4. What Durkheim could not have known: Apres Durkheim4.1 Preliminary: A theory of vernacular globalization4.2 An indexical-polynomic theory of social norms4.3 A genre theory of social action4.4 A microhegemonic theory of identity4.5 A theory of "light" social groups4.6 A polycentric theory of social integration4.7 Constructures4.8 Anachronism as power5. The sociological re-imaginationReferences

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