Introduction: English(es) as a social practice

Adam Wilson · MARC GERARD DENEIRE · Catherine Chauvin

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Linguistic Variation and Morphology Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistic research and analysis

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English is perhaps the most widely-spoken, widely-taught and widely-researched language in the world. For better or worse, this has led to a situation in which research centred on (varieties of) English has been fundamental to the development of sociolinguistics and related disciplines (just as it has in many other branches of linguistics and the language sciences). From insight into the social stratification of linguistic variables (Labov), to understanding of the way in which language inte...

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