Titlebook: Language Change and Sociolinguistics; Rethinking Social Ne Jonathan Marshall Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Theoretical Background and Previous Research,irst, I examine the more general theoretical issues surrounding the phenomenon of language change, after which I review the social network framework, looking specifically at Milroy’s Belfast study. Next I review H?jrup’s (1983b) notion of Life Modes, the concept of exocentric versus endocentric chan

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Discussion,olinguistic model in more detail, compare the results of the Belfast study with those of the Huntly study, discuss other critiques of the social network framework. I then offer an outline for developing the life mode concept, compare the Huntly results with those of Labov in Martha’s Vineyard, give

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Implications for Future Research,cture to be obtained of the structural and interactional details of the individual’s network. I offer a sociolinguistic model of language change, which takes into account many more of the possible factors operating on the process. I also detail future plans for the Huntly data.

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