Language Variation and Sociolinguistics

Language variation refers to the different ways in which a language is used by different groups or individuals, and sociolinguistics explores how social factors influence this variation and shape linguistic patterns within a community. Investigating the diverse ways in which language varies across different social contexts, this book deals with the field of sociolinguistics. It explores the connection between language and society, analyzing factors such as social class, ethnicity, gender, and geographical location, and their impact on language variation and usage.

Print ISBN: 9781682509012 | $ 160 | 2024 | Hardcover

Subject: Language and Linguistics

Editor: Calma Stephen

About the Editor: Calma Stephen, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education, specifically in the English Language Education Division. His primary interest lies in studying how language usage is influenced by societal factors. He has contributed numerous research articles to respected scientific journals, exploring the relationship between language and society.