Top
| Transcription symbols and conventions | |
| Author's acknowledgements | |
| Publisher's Acknowledgements | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Introduction: language, ethnicity and youth in late industrial Britain | |
| Local reports of language crossing | |
| Interaction with adults: contesting stratification | |
| Stylised Asian English (i): interactional ritual, symbol and politics | |
| Panjabi (i): interactional and institutional participation frameworks | |
| Creole (i): links to the local vernacular | |
| Interaction with peers: negotiating solidarity | |
| Stylised Asian English (ii): rituals of differentiation and consensus | |
| Panjabi (ii): playground agonism, 'language learning' and the liminal | |
| Creole (ii): degrees of ritualisation in Ashmead and South London | |
| Crossing and performance art | |
| Creole and SAE (iii): rituals of morality and truth, falsity and doubt | |
| Panjabi (iii): looking beyond the borders | |
| Conclusions | |
| Crossing and the sociolinguistics of language contact | |
| Crossing, discourse and ideology | |
| Educational discourses on language | |
| Appendices | |
| Bibliography | |
| General Index | |
| Author Index | |
| Table of Contents provided by Publisher. All Rights Reserved. |
