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Also called the "museum" view of language, words and meanings map onto "real world" objects

Referential View of Language

100

Language influences the ways that speakers perceive and think about the world

Linguistic relativity

100

The linguistic and non-linguistic ways that people create and perform hierarchical relationships in interaction

Deference in language

100

Moments of moving from less formal to more formal speech

Register-switching

100

Decomposition of Speakers into 1)the participant who is producing an utterance, 2) the participant who has chosen the words being used 3)the participant whose views, sentiments, or position is being expressed

Participant roles: animator, author, principal

200

How talk is a form of action that produces changes to the world/context of the talk

Performativity

200

The knowledge required to understand a Western Apache place name

Cultural categories

200

A linguistic repertoire that is associated, culture internally, with particular social practices and with persons who engage in such practices.

Register

200

Kenyan author Ngũgĩ Wa Thiong’o's work on education and literature in colonial Africa

Decolonizing the Mind

200

What people believe about how media affects the messages they send, receive, or overhear/witness.

Media ideologies/media switching

300

A sign relating to its object through likeness (portrait)

Icon

300

A period when a sound change is in
progress and spreading through a speech community

Orderly heterogeneity

300

In a specific country, a register considered the top register that stands above all registers, and is the one against which others are judged

National standard language

300

A series of unethical attempts to discover "original" or "natural" language

Forbidden experiment

300

Heritage identity and language skills can be seen as a form of cultural capital (similar to education or social connections) where certain registers, dialects and languages hold prestige and power, and within the neoliberal market system become more marketable for certain jobs

Neoliberalism and Linguistic Neoliberalism

400

A sign relating to its object through real connection (weathervane)

Index

400

Trying to change the way you speak so that you sound more like someone of a
higher class

Linguistic insecurity 

400

Conceptions of what language is and what language does, often connecting language to matters of political, economic, moral, or
religious concern

Language ideology

400

A language that is a product of a multilingual situation in which those who wish to communicate must find or improvise a simplified language system

Pidgin

400

They organize symbols into geometric relations that reflect their semantic relations, but they cannot use them as indexes because indexes point to some objects

Register Use by Large Language Models

500

A sign relating to its object through a rule or convention (noun

Symbol

500

When speakers from lower SEC try to use a form that is associated with speakers from higher SEC, yet
they use the form too much, even in words or contexts that the speakers they are trying to imitate do not use

Hypercorrection

500

The ways that speakers shift from one language to
another within the course of an interaction

Code-switching/Code-mixing

500

Efforts to raise recognition, number of speakers, and pride in a language

Language revitalization

500

A ritual in which a subject experiences some kind of expected transformation from one role in life to another.

Rites of passage and interaction rituals

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