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Chapter 12: variety in language reFerenCeS
Bell, a. (1997) ‘language style as audience design’, in a. Jaworski and n. Coupland (eds) The Discourse Reader, london: routledge.
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Fishman, p.M. (1997) ‘interaction: the work women do’, in n. Coupland and a. Jaworski (eds) Sociolinguistics: A Reader and Coursebook, Basingstoke: palgrave.
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