Linguistic Variation, Discourse, and Culture

In Rajesh Kumar & Om Prakash (eds.), Language Studies in India: Cognition, Structure, Variation. Springer Nature Singapore. pp. 37-56 (2023)
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The transition from the linguistics of codes, associated with structuralism and its neogrammarian ancestry, to a linguistics of discourses capable of seriously contemporary concerns has been a protracted transition. The average linguist has tended to find this transition somewhat confusing.

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