YPL1 – Issue 9 (December 1980)
Aspects of linguistic behaviour: Festschrift R.B. Le Page
Editor: M.W.S. De Silva
Projection, focussing, diffusion
9–31
Robert B. Le Page
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R.B. Le Page: A biographer's unofficial account
33–34
Principal publications of Robert Le Page
35–37
What happens when we switch?
41–56
Derek Bickerton
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Why are signed languages easier to learn than spoken languages?
57–80
Roger Brown
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Phonosymbolism — Some notes
81–86
Fred G. Cassidy
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Language identity, language functions and social status
87–97
Hans Raj Dua
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New worlds to conquer in the sociology of language
99–104
Joshua A. Fishman
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Accommodation theory: Some new directions
105–136
Howard Giles
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Language, social knowledge and interpersonal relations
137–150
John J. Gumperz
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Comparing languages in contact
151–171
William F. Mackey
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Romance history – Creolization and decreolization? Or diffusion and focussing?
173–192
Rebecca Posner
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On the interpretation of the complement noun phrases of illocutionary/perlocutionary and transitive verb-of-motion predicates
193–203
David A. Reibel
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Networks and sociolinguistic variation in an African urban setting
205–222
Joan Russell
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Code-switching in Lady Chatterley's Lover
223–240
Roger W. Shuy
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'They don't fool around with the creole much, as with the Spanish': A family case in San Ignacio, Cayo district (Belize)
241–259
Andrée Tabouret-Keller
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Acts of conflicting identity: A sociolinguistic look at British pop songs
261–277
Peter Trudgill
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