دانلود کتاب Speaking and Social Identity: English in the Lives of Urban Africans

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List of Figures and Tables\n1. Language and Life in Monrovia\n1.1 Introduction\n1.2 Liberia and Monrovia\n1.3 The Monrovia Kru\n1.4 The Sociolinguistic and Ethnographic Present\n1.5 Fieldwork\n1.6 Outline of the Argument\n2. New Krutown\n2.1 Introduction\n2.2 Ethnic and Linguistic Origins\n2.3 Urban History: Old Krutown\n2.4 The Establishment of New Krutown\n2.5 A Social Survey of New Krutown\n3. Linguistic Diversity and Sociolinguistic Patterns\n3.1 Introduction\n3.2 The Kru of Neighborhood Residents\n3.3 Origins of English in Liberia\n3.4 Varieties of Liberian English\n3.5 New Krutown English\n3.6 A Sociolinguistic Profile\n4. Conveying Social Information through English\n4.1 Introduction\n4.2 Kru and English in Domestic Settings\n4.3 English and Kru in Work Settings\n4.4 Code-Switching in a Public Argument\n5. Social Situations and the Choice of English\n5.1 Introduction\n5.2 Three Queen Contests\n5.3 Speaking in Political Meetings\n5.4 Situations, Social Status, and English\n6. Civilized Values, Civilized Language\n6.1 Introduction\n6.2 Historical Antecedents: The Institutionalization of Civilization\n6.3 Unification Policy: Cultural Continuities in Institutional Change\n6.4 Urban Culture and the Semantics of \'Kwiness\'\n6.5 Kwiness, Language and the Sociocultural System\n7. Structural Constraints and Individual Differences in the Use of English\n7.1 Introduction\n7.2 The Methodist Church\n7.3 The Speakers in Methodist Church Services\n7.4 The Use of Kru and English in Sunday Services\n7.5 Social Identity and Patterns of Speaking\n7.6 The Social Basis for the Use of English\n8. Systemic Inequality and the Social Meaning of English\n8.1 Introduction\n8.2 Linguistic and Social Inequality\n8.3 The Deployment of English: Individual Behavior in the Larger Sociocultural Matrix\nNotes\nGlossary of Key Names and Kru Terminology\nBibliography\nIndex