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This book addresses important new questions about speech, ways of speaking, and ideas about language in the southern United States through interesting analyses of a variety of languages, dialects, and linguistic practices--including the activities of linguists themselves. It reminds us that the linguistic South is a lot more diverse than people often think and explores some innovative interdisciplinary ways of engaging with the diversity. --Barbara Johnstone, Carnegie Mellon University

"""This book addresses important new questions about speech, ways of speaking, and ideas about language in the southern United States through interesting analyses of a variety of languages, dialects, and linguistic practices--including the activities of linguists themselves. It reminds us that the linguistic South is a lot more diverse than people often think and explores some innovative interdisciplinary ways of engaging with the diversity.""--Barbara Johnstone, Carnegie Mellon University"

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Margaret Bender is an assistant professor of anthropology at Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She is the author of Signs of Cherokee Culture.

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