English and Ethnicity

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 6
Contributors......Page 8
Introduction......Page 14
Part 1 Frameworks......Page 30
1 The Discursive Framing of Phonological Acts of Identity: Welshness through English......Page 32
2 A Sociolinguistics of “Double-Consciousness”: English and Ethnicity in the Black Experience......Page 62
3 Basic English, Chinglish, and Translocal Dialect......Page 88
Part 2 Representations......Page 118
4 Representing Jewish Identity through English......Page 120
5 Linguistic Displays of Identity Among Dominicans in National and Diasporic Settings......Page 144
Part 3 Contexts......Page 170
6 Speaking for Ourselves: Indigenous Cultural Integrity and Continuance......Page 172
7 English and the Construction of Aboriginal Identities in the Eastern Canadian Arctic......Page 180
8 Constructing a Diaspora Identity in English: The Case of Sri Lankan Tamils......Page 204
Part 4 Connections......Page 228
9 Teaching English among Linguistically Diverse Students......Page 230
10 Playing with Race in Transnational Space: Rethinking Mestizaje......Page 242
11 African American Vernacular English: Roots and Branches......Page 272
12 Race and Ethnicity in the English-Speaking World......Page 290
B......Page 314
D......Page 315
F......Page 316
L......Page 317
O......Page 318
S......Page 319
W......Page 320
Z......Page 321