Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: Language, society and consciousness: transdisciplinary orientations and the tradition of specialization Section One Editor's Introduction: The socio-semiotic mediation of mind 1. Basil Bernstein: an exceptional 1924 - 2000 2. Society, language and the mind: the meta-dialogism of Basil Bernstein's theory 3. Speech genre, semiotic mediation and the development of higher mental functions 4. On the social conditions for semiotic mediation: the genesis of mind in society 5. Semiotic mediation and three exotropic theories: Vygotsky, Halliday and Bernstein Section Two Editor's Introduction: Coding orientations and forms of consciousness 6. Code, register and social dialect 7. Semiotic mediation and mental development in pluralistic societies: some implications for tomorrow's schooling 8. Ways of meaning, ways of learning: code as an explanatory concept 9. Reading picture reading: a study in ideology and inference 10. The ontogenesis of ideology: an interpretation of mother child talk Section Three Editor's Introduction: Language and society: conflict or co-genesis? 11. The disempowerment game: Bourdieu on language 12. Bourdieu on linguistics and language: a response to my commentators Glossary
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