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metapragmatics is the
study of how the
effects and
conditions of
language use
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expressions become endowed with
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metapragmatics, Dell Hymes's
ethnography of
communication and ethnopoetics, the psychoanalysis...
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policy Language secessionism Linguistic landscape Linguistic marketplace Metapragmatics Mutual intelligibility Raciolinguistics Real-time
sociolinguistics Sociocultural...
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Metapragmatics (Cambridge) 1979.
Whorf and his critics:
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Reflexive language:
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Cambridge University 2004. Silverstein, Michael. "Shifters...
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anthropology Linguistic profiling Linguistic purism Linguistic rights Metapragmatics Prestige (sociolinguistics)
Raciolinguistics Sociolinguistics Standard...
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metapragmatics of
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