English and Ethnicity

1. INTRODUCTION

Catherine Evans Davies

Part 2. Frameworks

2. THE DISCURSIVE FRAMING OF PHONOLOGICAL ACTS OF IDENTITY: WELSHNESS THROUGH ENGLISH

Nikolas Coupland

3. A SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF “DOUBLE-CONSCIOUSNESS”: ENGLISH AND ETHNICITY IN THE BLACK EXPERIENCE

Alamin A. Mazrui

4. BASIC ENGLISH, CHINGLISH, AND TRANSLOCAL DIALECT

Yunte Huang

Part 2. Representations

5. REPRESENTING JEWISH IDENTITY THROUGH ENGLISH

Cynthia Goldin Bernstein

6. LINGUISTIC DISPLAYS OF IDENTITY AMONG DOMINICANS IN NATIONAL AND DIASPORIC SETTINGS
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Almeida Jacqueline Toribio

Part 3. Contexts

7. SPEAKING FOR OURSELVES: INDIGENOUS CULTURAL INTEGRITY AND CONTINUANCE

Simon J. Ortiz

8. ENGLISH AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF ABORIGINAL IDENTITIES IN THE EASTERN CANADIAN ARCTIC

Donna Patrick

9. CONSTRUCTING A DIASPORA IDENTITY IN ENGLISH: THE CASE OF SRI LANKAN TAMILS*

A. Suresh Canagarajah

Part 4. Connections

10. Teaching English among Linguistically Diverse Students
John Baugh

11. Playing with Race in Transnational Space: Rethinking Mestizaje
Marcia Farr

12. AFRICAN AMERICAN VERNACULAR ENGLISH: ROOTS AND BRANCHES

John R. Rickford

13. RACE AND ETHNICITY IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD

Janina Brutt-Griffler

Keywords: Earth Sciences, Geology, Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Sociology of Culture, Philosophy of Language, Ethnicity Studies