Cambridge Approaches to Language Contact - Series page

pp ii-iv

Linguistic Ecology and Language Contact - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-x

Tables

pp xi-xi

Contributors

pp xii-xii

Series Editor’s Foreword

pp xiii-xvi

Acknowledgements

pp xvii-xviii

Part I - Introduction and Theoretical Frame

pp 1-74

1 - Linguistic Ecology and Language Contact: Conceptual Evolution, Interrelatedness, and Parameters

pp 3-42

2 - On the Notion of Natural in Ecological Linguistics

pp 43-74

Part II - On the Ecology of Speaker and Space: from Situational to Intermediate Ecology

pp 75-128

3 - An Interactionist Perspective on the Ecology of Linguistic Practices: the Situated and Embodied Production of Talk*

pp 77-108

4 - Approaching Language in Urban Interactions Ecologically: the Case of Spanish in Lima*

pp 109-128

Part III - On the Ecology of Space and Time: Traditions in the Formation of Macro-ecologies

pp 129-176

5 - The Historical Formation of a Macro-ecology: the Case of the Levant*

pp 131-146

6 - Spanish Anthroponomy from an Ecological Linguistic Perspective: the Antillean Society in the Early Sixteenth Century

pp 147-176

Part IV - On the Ecology of Language and Speaker: the Hybridization of Language and Discourse

pp 177-294

7 - Reflections on Discourse Ecology and Language Contact: the Crucial Role of Some Scalar Terms*

pp 179-213

8 - Language Mixing and Ecology in Africa: Focus on Camfranglais and Sheng

pp 214-233

9 - Hybrid Speech of Francophone Groups in Cairo: from Macro-level Ecology to Discourse

pp 234-263

10 - The Opposite of an Anti-creole? Why Modern Chamorro is Not a New Language

pp 264-294

Part V - The Multiplicity of Ecological Parameters: Echoing the Theoretical Frame and Going Beyond

pp 295-341

11 - Contact between Typologically Different Languages

pp 297-322

12 - Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Ecological Language Planning

pp 323-341

References

pp 342-375

Index

pp 376-384