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International Journal of the Sociology of Language

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  1. Language use and attitudes toward Kaqchikel and Spanish in San Marcos La Laguna, Guatemala
    HERTEL, TAMMY JANDREY; BARNES, HILARY; (2020); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 266; Artículo; pp. 95-120
  2. Advances in the study of lexical, phonological and grammatical variation and contact in Spanish in New York
    OTHEGUY, RICARDO; (2010); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 203; Artículo; pp. 1-7
  3. Subject Pronoun Placement as Evidence of Contact and Leveling in Spanish in New York
    RAÑA RISSO, ROCÍO; (2010); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 203; Artículo; pp. 101-114
  4. Sociolinguistics of Spanish in Galicia
    RAMALLO, FERNANDO; (2007); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 184; Artículo; pp. 21-36
  5. Spanish and Catalan in the Balearic Islands
    BLAS ARROYO, JOSÉ LUIS; (2007); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 184; Artículo; pp. 79-93
  6. Spanish in Spain: The Sociolinguistics of Bilingual Areas
    MORENO-FERNÁNDEZ, FRANCISCO (ED. AND INTROD.); (2007); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 184; Artículo; pp. 1-168
  7. Attitudes toward Spanish Language Maintenance or Shift (LMLS) in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of South Texas
    CARLSON, RALPH, HUGO A. MEJÍAS, AND PAMELA L. ANDERSON; (2002); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 158; Artículo; pp. 121-140
  8. Between koneization and standarization: new world Spanish revisited
    VV.AA.; (2001); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 149; Artículo; pp. 1-144
  9. Contact features in Peruvian Colonial Spanish
    ESCOBAR, ANA MARÍA ; (2001); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 149; Artículo; pp. 79-93
  10. Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición: estudio sociolingüístico
    SERRANO, M.ª J.; (1999); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 14; Artículo; pp. 115-133
  11. Nationalism and native-language maintenance in Puerto Rico
    CLAMPITT, SH.; (1999); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 142; Artículo; pp. 89-102
  12. Simplificación o interferencia?
    MORALES, A.; (1999); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 142; Artículo; pp. 35-62
  13. The pragmatics and perceptions of multicultural Puerto Ricans
    EISENSTEIN, M. Y EBSWORTH, T.; (1999); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 142; Artículo; pp. 119-156
  14. Language conflict and language shift: A sociolinguistic framework for linguistic human rights
    HAMEL, R.E.; (1997); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 127; Artículo; pp. 208-242
  15. El aporte de la sociolingüística histórica al estudio del español
    FONTANELLA, M.ª B.; (1996); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 117; Artículo; pp. 27-38
  16. Interferencia y convergencia sintácticas e iogramatismo amplio en el español paraguayo
    GRANDA, G. (DE); (1996); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 117; Artículo; pp. 63-80
  17. Introducción: la sociolingüística en Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay
    ELIZAINCÍN, A.; (1996); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 117; Artículo; pp. 1-9
  18. Marcadores lingüísticos de etnicidad
    BARRIOS, G.; (1996); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 117; Artículo; pp. 81-98
  19. The inroads of literacy in the hñäñú communities in Central Mexico
    HAMEL, R.E.; (1996); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 119; Artículo; pp. 13-42
  20. The sociolinguistics of Uruguayan and Argentinian deaf communities as a language-conflict situation
    BEHARES, L. E. Y MASSONE, M. I.; (1996); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 117; Artículo; pp. 99-113
  21. Storytelling in Mazahua Spanish
    PELLICER, D.; (1992); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 96; Artículo; pp. 71 88
  22. Bilingualism: Stable or transitional? The case of Spanish in the United States
    SOLÉ, Y.; (1990); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 84; Artículo; pp. 35-80
  23. Returned migration, language and identity: Puerto Rican bilinguals in dos worlds / two mundos
    ZENTELLA, A.C.; (1990); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 84; Artículo; pp. 81 - 100
  24. Mood selection among New York Puerto Ricans
    TORRES, LOURDES; (1989); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; Artículo; pp. 67 - 77
  25. Transferring, switching, and modeling in West New York Spanish: An intergenerational study
    OTHEGUY, R. Y GARCÍA, O.; (1989); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 79; Artículo; pp. 41- 52
  26. Language in the Chicano speech community
    AGUIRRE, JR., Y JOSHUA FISHMAN; (1985); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 53; Artículo; pp. 5–128
  27. Ethnocentricity and bilingualism in Catalonia: The state and bilingualism
    ESTEVA, C.; (1984); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 47; Artículo; pp. 43 57
  28. The social dimension of Dialectology
    RONA, J. P.; (1976); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; XI; Artículo; pp. 7 - 23
  29. A preliminary study of the syntax of five-year-old Spanish speakers of New Mexico
    BRISK, M.E.; (1974); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 2; Artículo; pp. 69-78
  30. Mexican American evaluational judgments about language varieties
    COHEN, A.; (1974); International Journal of the Sociology of Language; 3; Artículo; pp. 33- 51