论文信息 - Language in action : new studies of language in society : essays in honor of Roger W. Shuy

Language in action : new studies of language in society : essays in honor of Roger W. Shuy

How is language used by people to shape who they are and to build connections among them? How do such linguistic dynamics affect relationships, work, and even personal safety? This book seeks to answer questions such as these.

Joy Kreeft Peyton | Roger W. Shuy | R. Shuy

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