International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2005, Número 175-176

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    Preface

    Florian Coulmas, Patrick Heinrich

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    págs. 1-2

    
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    Changing language regimes in globalizing environments

    Florian Coulmas

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    págs. 3-15

    
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    Sociolinguistic perspectives on emerging multilingualism in urban Europe

    Guus Extra, Kutlay Yagmur

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    págs. 17-40

    
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    Japanese language policy from the point of view of public philosophy

    Takao Katsuragi

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    págs. 41-54

    
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    Labor migration and the language barrier in contemporary Japan: the formation of a domestic language regime of a globalizing state

    Tomonori Taki

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    págs. 55-81

    
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    Metroethnicity, language, and the principle of Cool

    John C. Maher

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    págs. 83-102

    
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    Signs of multilingualism in Tokyo — a diachronic look at the linguistic landscape

    Peter Backhaus

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    págs. 103-121

    
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    Politics, the media, and Korean language acquisition in Japan

    Mary Goebel Noguchi

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    págs. 123-156

    
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    Econolinguistic aspects of multilingual signs in Japan

    Fumio Inoue

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    págs. 157-177

    
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    Japan as a host country: attitudes toward migrants

    Ayako Shikama

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    págs. 179-191

    
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    Regional dialect and cultural development in Japan and Europe

    Kiyoshi Hara

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    págs. 193-211

    
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    Language ideology in JFL textbooks

    Patrick Heinrich

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    págs. 213-232

    
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    Beyond keigo: smooth communication and the expression of respect in Japanese as a Foreign Language

    Tessa Carroll

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    págs. 233-247

    
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    Learning to read and write in Japanese (kokugo and nihongo): a barrier to multilingualism?

    Christian Galan

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    págs. 249-269

    
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    Japanese language instruction and the question of ‘‘correctness’’

    Yuka Ando

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    págs. 271-284

    
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    Interactional expectations and lingusitic knowledge in academic expert discourse (Japanese / German)

    Christiane Hohenstein

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    págs. 285-306

    
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    Foreigners and the Japanese in contact situations: evaluation of norm deviations

    J.V. Neustupný

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    págs. 307-323