Language and Identity across Modes of Communication

Acknowledgments\nContents\nList of Contributors\nIdentity and mode as a frame for understanding social meanings\nLanguage, identity, and communities of practice\nThe elements of style\nAll these years and still counting: why quantitative methods still appeal\nCommunity languages schools: the importance of context in understanding hybrid identities\nMultiple identities and second language learning in Hong Kong\nPerforming identities in intergenerational conflict talk: a study of a Sicilian- Australian family\nIdentity management, language variation and English language textbooks: focus on Pakistan\nThe Housewife’s Companion: identity construction in a Japanese women’s magazine\nUncovering how identities of laobaixing are constructed in China’s most read magazine\nStyle and authorial identity in Indonesian teen literature: a “sociostylistic” approach\nFirst person singular: Negotiating identity in academic writing in English\nConstructing professional identity through Curricula Vitae\nUnpacking professional identities for Business English students\nMigrant women, hooliganism, and online social visibility in Chinese personal blogs\nPerformed research for public engagement: Language and identity studies on stage\nSubject index