02746cam a2200277 a 450000100090000000300040000900500170001300800410003001000170007102000310008802000280011903500240014704000400017105000180021108200190022910000230024824500890027125000120036026000630037230000380043550400510047350518820052465000260240665000190243265000170245116458143OSt20190828110149.0100914s2011 njuab b 001 0 eng  a 2010038990 a9780205832095 (alk. paper) a0205832091 (alk. paper) a(OCoLC)ocn664354549 aDLCcDLCdYDXdYDXCPdBWXdCDXdDLC00aP35b.B6 201100a306.44 BON2231 aBonvillain, Nancy.10aLanguage, culture, and communication :bthe meaning of messages /cNancy Bonvillain. a6th ed. aUpper Saddle River, N.J. :bPearson Prentice Hall,cc2011. ax, 401 p. :bill., maps ;c24 cm. aIncludes bibliographical references and index. aChapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: The Form of the Message Phonology Morphology Syntax Semantics Manual Language Nonverbal Communication Chapter Three: Language and Cultural Meaning Foundations of Linguistic Anthropology Lexical and Cultural Categories Cultural Presupposition The Cultural Meaning of L I anguage Ideologies Extended and Transferred Meaning Chapter Four: Contextual Components: Outline of an Ethnography of Communication Ethnography of Communication Settings Participants Topics and Goals Speech Acts Narratives Routines Chapter Five: Communicative Interactions Structural Properties of Conversation Conversational Postulates Directives Telephone Conversation Online Communication Sign Language Communication Politeness Chapter Six: Learning Language Acquisition of Language Complex Grammars Comparative Evidence Some Universal Sequences Instructional Strategies Chapter Seven: The Acquisition of Communicate Competence Acquiring Communicative Styles Learning Status and Role Learning Discourse Chapter Eight: Societal Segmentation and Linguistic Variation: Class and Race Social Stratification Stratification and Language Ideologies Caste Class Race Chapter Nine: Language and Gender Pronunciation Grammatical Variants Choices of Vocabulary Conversational Styles Images of Gender in Linguistic Form Chapter Ten: Multilingual Nations Language Ideologies in Multilingual Nations India Canada The United States Chapter Eleven: Bilingual Communities Linguistic Change Language Use in Bilingual Communities Bilingual Conversational Strategies Interethnic Miscommunication Chapter Twelve: Language and Institutional Encounters Language Ideologies in Institutional Contexts Language and Status Institutional Contexts Education Medical Encounters Legal Settings The Media 0aLanguage and culture. 0aCommunication. 0aLinguistics.