Language and Power

Abstract

Introduction - Cheris Kramarae, Muriel Schulz, and William M O'Barr Toward an Understanding of Language and Power Networks and Hierarchies - Patricia C Nichols Language and Social Stratification Education, Ideology, and Class/Sex Identity - Noelle Bisseret Moreau Problems and Problems - Paula A Treichler et al Power Relationships in a Medical Encounter Determination of Guilt - Ruth Wodak-Engel Discourse in the Courtroom Black Language as Power - Geneva Smitherman Language and Power in the Family - Susan Ervin-Tripp, Mary Catherine O'Connor, and Jarrett Rosenberg Effecting Social Change Through Group Action - Marlis Hellinger Feminine Occupational Titles in Transition The Politics of Spanish Language Planning in the United States - Joan Rubin Colonial Englishes - Braj B Kachru Functional Power of Non-Native Varieties Defining Reality - Dale Spender A Powerful Tool Minority Writers - Muriel Schulz The Struggle for Authenticity and Authority Studying Power in Literary Texts - Jean F O'Barr Francophonie - Brian Weinstein Language Planning and National Interests Discourse, Consciousness, and Literacy in a Puerto Rican Neighborhood - Adrian T Bennett and Pedro Pedraza Asking the Right Questions About Language and Power - William M O'Barr

Cite this work

No public copy is stored for this record, so only the metadata is cited.

Stored only when both papers are in the corpus — 75 citations exist upstream.