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   The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology is a comprehensive reference guide for understanding sociological concepts and theories.

2. www.academia.edu › 1220308 › Speech_communitySpeech community. Handbook of pragmatics 1998 - Academia.edu

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   Speech does not merely reflect social identity; it helps create it, by ingrouping and outgrouping individuals and establishing and clarifying community boundaries and norms of membership. We define a pragmatic category of community-specific speech that is used by and directed at community insiders.

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   Feb 22, 2019 · Each of the definitions allows us to define a set of people who have something in common linguistically – a language or a dialect, interaction by means of speech, a given range of varieties

4. www.lsraheja.org › GLOSSARY-OF-TERMS-SOCIOLOGYSOCIOLOGY GLOSSARY OF TERMS - L. S. Raheja

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   Glossary of Sociology terms A Achieved status: Social status based on an individual's effort, rather than traits assigned by biological factors. Examples of achieved status include 'veteran', 'graduate' or 'doctor'. Affirmative action: Action favouring those who tend to suffer from discrimination

5. www.academia.edu › 91143175 › The_Cambridge(PDF) The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology | saiqa wahab ...

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   Providing an authoritative and comprehensive overview of the classical and the contemporary, this volume is an indispensable guide to the vibrant and expanding field of sociology. Featuring over 600 entries, from concise definitions to discursive

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6. uogqueensmcf.com › wp-content › uploadsChapter One: Meaning and Nature of Sociology

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   Sociology is a scientific way of thinking about society and its influence on human groups. Observation, reasoning, and logical analysis are the tools of the sociologist, coupled with knowledge of the large body of theoretical and analytical work done by previous sociologists and others.

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   What is a speech community based on language?

   • sociolinguists to refer to a community based on language. easy. Different researchers have defined speech communities from different perspectives. Some have focused on shared language use, use. Let us take a look at some of the definitions. dialect). According to this definition, speech communi ties may any socia l or cultural unity.

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   What is a chapter on sociolinguistics about?

   • The chapter on sociolinguistics throws light on how language functions in society. The way we talk to different people in different situations is different. The way we use language in different social contexts provides a lot of information about both how language works and the social relationships in a community.

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   Why was sociology regarded as unexpressed?

   • Sociology was regarded as unexpressed. People started to view a society as natural phenomena. There was no critical investigation. Both philosophical speculation and scientific explanation were absent, rather dominated by religious interpretation of social phenomena.

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   What is the difference between socialization and public sphere?

   • her positive or negative. Primary socialization: The process by which children learn the cultural norms of the socie into which they are born. Profane: That which belongs to mundane, everyday world. Proletariat: To Karl Marx, the wor ing class under capitalism.Public sphere: An idea associated with the German s

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   Does prosocial in-group behavior confer a collective advantage over rival groups?

   • Prosocial in-group behavior confers a collective advantage over rival groups of rugged individualists. However, the theory was later dismissed by George C. Williams in Adaptation and Natural Selection (1966) which showed that between-group variation gets swamped by withingroup variation as group size increases.

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8. link.springer.com › content › pdfSOCIOLOGY OF LANGUAGE - Springer

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   Issues commonly addressed in the sociology of language in relation to advances in language education include language contact and spread, multilingualism, language maintenance and language shift, and language planning, which will be discussed in the following sections of this review. Language Contact and Spread.