Chapter
In search of the deeper message: Codeswitching rationales of Mexican-Americans and Malaysians
pp.：
65 – 85
Multilingualism through migration: A comparison of internal and external migrant communities in Switzerland
pp.：
85 – 111
A contrastive analysis of language use and contact in the Alemannic area: Colmar and Freiburg
pp.：
111 – 143
Language attitudes on either side of the linguistic frontier: A sociolinguistic survey in the Voeren/Fouron-area and in Old Belgium North
pp.：
143 – 165
Part II Language planning and language politics
pp.：
165 – 181
Educational language choice – multilingual diversity or monolingual reductionism?
pp.：
181 – 183
Ecological and non-ecological approaches to language planning
pp.：
183 – 213
The inequality of languages: Economic aspects of language estimation
pp.：
213 – 221
Language borders in northern France and in Belgium: A contrastive analysis
pp.：
221 – 237
Feminist language planning and titles for women: Some crosslinguistic perspectives
pp.：
237 – 259
Pidgins and Creoles as literary languages: Ausbau and Abstand
pp.：
259 – 279
The typology of dictionaries of English-based pidgins and Creoles
pp.：
279 – 299
Part III Cross-linguistic discourse analysis
pp.：
299 – 319
Contrastive sociolinguistics and the theory of “cultural scripts”: Chinese vs English
pp.：
319 – 321
Contrastive discourse analysis and misunderstanding: The case of German and English
pp.：
321 – 353
Two polite speech acts in contrastive view: Aspects of the realization of requesting and thanking in French and Italian
pp.：
353 – 371
Concepts of communicative virtues (CCV) in Japanese and German
pp.：
371 – 393
Referential perspective in speech acts: A comparison between German and Japanese
pp.：
393 – 419
Male-female speaking practices across cultures
pp.：
419 – 455
Narrative universals? Some considerations and perspectives
pp.：
455 – 483
Contrastive Sociolinguistics
( Contributions to the Sociology of Language CSL )
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