Code-switching
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Code-switching

by Penelope Gardner-Chloros

Linguistics Nonfiction sociolinguistics
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In 'Code-switching,' Penelope Gardner-Chloros investigates the practice of alternating between languages in speech. This exploration covers its occurrence in bilingual and multilingual environments, highlighting social motivations and structural patterns. The work serves as an essential resource for linguists studying communication across cultures.

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Code-switching is a key aspect of multilingual communication, examined in this scholarly work by Penelope Gardner-Chloros.

The book delves into how individuals blend languages within speech, reflecting identity and context in diverse settings.

It provides an overview of theoretical frameworks and practical examples from various linguistic communities.

Understanding code-switching enhances appreciation of global language dynamics and social interactions.

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