by J. B. Pride · Oxford University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780194370455
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«Social Meaning of Language» is an essay on sociolinguistics by J. B. Pride, published by Oxford University Press in paperback (124 pages, in English).
The book examines how language acquires meaning beyond its literal content, depending on the social context, the relationship between speakers and the communicative situation. It is a reference work in sociolinguistics that addresses the use of language as a social practice and its role in the construction of identities.
Published in 1971, it is part of the Language and Language Learning series (No. 29) and includes a bibliography (pages 111-124).
Reference work for students and professionals in linguistics and sociolinguistics.
