Sociolinguists have been fighting dialect prejudice since the 1960s, but deficit views of non-
standard English are regaining currency in educational discourse. In this paper I argue that …

Names: Tusting, Karin, 1973–editor. Title: The Routledge handbook of linguistic
ethnography/edited by Karin Tusting. Description: Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York …

The Interface Principle posits that morphosyntactic variation does not elicit the same kinds of
perceptual reactions as phonetic variables because “members of the speech community …

This is a new volume in the Dialects of English series-a series of short, accessible but
authoritative books on specific dialect varieties, each written by a specialist or specialists …

Scholars have explained working-class speakers' continued use of stigmatised vernaculars
as a response to their relative powerlessness in relation to the standard language market …

In this paper, I examine the different conversational and interactional functions that High
Rising Terminals (HRT) fulfil among young, White, middle‐class speakers of London …

In this study of a postcolonial school, we expand understandings of epistemic justice from
the perspective of language, addressing issues of know-ledge, understanding, and …

Recent sociolinguistic analyses have emphasised that a diversification of tools is needed to
isolate the social meaning of variation (eg, Campbell-Kibler, 2010; Drager, 2016). Yet to …

Variationist sociolinguistics has provided essential information about community-wide
patterns of language variation and change. However, as the field has developed, the need …

This paper presents a brief overview of stance language and the numerous linguistic
phenomena included in the notion of stance. The paper also comments on the relation of …