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(Documents may be obtained through ERIC.gov)
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Jones, K. (2001). "I've Called'em Tom-ah-toes All
My Life and I'm Not Going to Change!": Maintaining Linguistic Control
Over English Identity in the U.S., Social Forces, March 2001,
79(3), 1061-1094.
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Reagan, T. (1997). The Case for Applied
Linguistics in Teacher Education (Teacher Education and Curriculum
Standards), Journal of Teacher Education, May-June 1997, 48(3),
185-197.
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Adger, C., (1997). Issues and Implications of English
Dialects for Teaching Engiish as a Second Language, TESOL Professional
Papers #3. (ERIC Document No. ED 420994)
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Wolfram, W. et al. (1993). The Sociolinguistic
Complexity of Quasi-Isolated Southern Coastal Communities, paper
presented at a Meeting on Language Variation in the South (Auburn, AL,
April 1993). (ERIC Document No. ED 360818)
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Wolfram, W. (1990). Dialect Differences and Testing. (ERIC Document No. ED 323813)
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Sledd, J. (1984). Teaching Standard English: False
Premises and False Promises (ERIC Document No. ED 248529)
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Christian, D. (1984). Variation and Change in
Geographically Isolated Communities: Appalachian English and Ozark
English, pp. 96-147 (A-prefixing) (ERIC Document No. ED 246682)
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Wolfram, W. & Christian, D. (1975).
Sociolinguistic Variables in Appalachian Dialects (ERIC Document No. ED 112687)
Books
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Skutnabb-Kangas, T. (2000). Linguistic Genocide in
Education—Or Worldwide Diversity and Human Rights?, Mahwah, NJ:
Lawrence Erlbaum. pp. 147-155 and pp. 425-9.
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McWhorter, J. (2000). Spreading the Word: Language
and Dialect in America, Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.
Abstract available in ERIC Document No. ED 442283.
Review
available online.
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Preston, D. (Ed.), (1999). Handbook of perceptual
dialectology ISBN: 1556195346
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McWhorter, J. (1998). The Word on The Street: Fact
and Fable About American English, New York: Plenum Trade. ISBN:
0306459949
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Egan-Robertson, A. (Ed), Bloome, D. (Ed)., (1998).
Students as Researchers of Culture and Language in their Own
Communities. Language & Social Processes [Series]
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Kral, T. (Ed)., (1997). Being People: An Anthropology
for Non-Native Speakers of English (more information available on
ERIC ED 419398)
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Lippi-Green, R. (1997). English with an Accent:
Language, Ideology, and Discrimination in the United States,
London: Routledge.
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Bolinger, D. (1980). Language—The Loaded Weapon: The
Use & Abuse of Language Today, Longman. Chapter 6.
Media
- American tongues [video], Center for New American Media,
Inc; producers, directors, screenwriters, Louis Alvarez, Andrew
Kolker, New York, NY : The Center, 1987
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Yeah you rite! [video], Center for New American
Media; Alvarez, L. & Kolker, A. (directors), New York, NY., Cinema
Guild, 1985 TAPESTRY
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