Appalachian Englishes in the Twenty-First Century
By: edited by Kirk Hazen
Publisher: West Virginia University Press
Published: 2020
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
ISBN-13: 9781949199550
Copyright date: 2020
Table of contents: label: Foreword by Donna Christian
title: ix; label: Preface
title: xv; label: Part I
title: Linguistic and Regional Boundaries; label: 1
title: Just What and Where Are Appalachian Englishes by J. Daniel Hasty
pagenum: 3; label: 2
title: Phonological Possibilities in Appalachian Englishes by Paul E. Reed
pagenum: 3; label: 3
title: Grammar across Appalachia by Kirk Hazen
pagenum: 36; label: Part II
title: Language in Society; label: 4
title: Discourse in Appalachia by Allison Burkette
pagenum: 55; label: 5
title: Identity and Representation in Appalachia by Jennifer Cramer
pagenum: 69; label: 6
title: Language, Gender, and Sexuality in Appalachia by Christine Mallinson and J. Inscoe
pagenum: 84; label: 7
title: Language and Ethnicity in Appalachia by Becky Childs
pagenum: 99; label: Part II
title: Language in the Wider World; label: 8
title: Redneck Memes as an Appalachian Reclamation of Vernacular Authority, Language, and Identity by Jordan Lovejoy
pagenum: 115; label: 9
title: Intersections of Literature and Dialect in Appalachia by Isabelle Shepherd and Kirk Hazen
pagenum: 130; label: 10
title: Teachers and Teens Making Sense of Identity, Place, and Language in Appalachian Secondary Schools by Audra Slocum
pagenum: 145; label: 11
title: Appalachian Englishes and the College Campus by Stephany Brett Dunstan and Audrey J. Jaeger
pagenum: 160; label: Afterword by Walt Wolfram
title: 177; label: Contributors
title: 193; label: Index
title: 197