The usages of kinship address forms amongst non‐kin in mandarin Chinese: The extension of family solidarity

Yongyi Wu

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(1990). The usages of kinship address forms amongst non‐kin in mandarin Chinese: The extension of family solidarity. Australian Journal of Linguistics: Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 61-88.

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1986An Introduction to Sociolinguistics 1968THE PRONOUNS OF POWER AND SOLIDARITY 1974Language and Social Context 1987An Introduction to Sociolinguistics 1956Chinese Terms of Address 1983Social changes and changing address norms in China 1983Tóngzhìin China: Language change and its conversational consequences 1965Nuer modes of address

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