Language in Society in Bangladesh and Beyond

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Foreword
Chapter 1 Sociolinguistics research in Bangladesh: Prologue and progress
Section I Bilingualism, diglossia, and language variation
	Chapter 2 A sociolinguistic investigation of Bangla phonology
	Chapter 3 Bengali language: Dia-standard or a diglossic convergence within a mixed-dialect situation?
Section II Language in different domains
	Chapter 4 Popular versus statutory meanings of the language of law: How does people’s understanding affect the functionality of gender laws in Bangladesh?
	Chapter 5 Lexical borrowings from English into modern Bangla novels: Do they endanger or enhance the vitality of Bangla?
	Chapter 6 Code-mixing in Bangla commercial and non-commercial printed advertisements: A comparative study
	Chapter 7 Religiosity, risk, and language: A corpus analysis of Bangladeshi YouTube discourse about COVID-19
Section III Language and identity
	Chapter 8 Education for all in Bangla: Subtractive influence on Adibashi communities in Bangladesh
	Chapter 9 “I do not belong here”: Language attitude and identity development among the Rohingya community in Bangladesh
	Chapter 10 Translanguaging as trans-identity: Insights from ethnic minority students in Bangladesh
	Chapter 11 Transglossia and virtual role-play: Bangladeshi youths’ virtual resistance against oppression
	Chapter 12 Identification of home country language and culture: Narratives of two Bangladeshi migrants in London
Section IV Language, space, and linguistic transformation
	Chapter 13 Linguistic landscapes (LLs) of government primary schools in Khagrachari, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Peripheralisation of Indigenous communities
	Chapter 14 Linguistic landscapes of Bangladesh: Constructing or reconstructing “another place”?
	Chapter 15 Southern ways of English: Examining school websites in Bangladesh
	Chapter 16 Sociolinguistics research in Bangladesh: Future directions
Index