The 100 most cited articles
1. Voice,
footing, enregisterment
2. Axes
of evals: Token versus type interdiscursivity
3. Biocultural
Implications of Systems of Color Naming
4. Language
ideologies compared: Metaphors of public/private
5. Socialization
beyond the speech event
6. Respecting
the language of elders: Ideological shift and linguistic discontinuity in a
northern Athapascan community
7. Intertextuality
as source and evidence for indirect indexical meanings
8. Naturalization
of competence and the neoliberal subject: Success stories of english language
learning in the Korean conservative press
9. Commentary:
Indirect indexicality, identity, performance: Dialogic observations
10. The
relevance of husserl's theory to language socialization
11. Grammatical
and Indexical Convention in Honorific Discourse
12. A
semiotic ontology of the commodity
13. Commodity
Registers
14. Intertextual
sexuality: Parodies of class, identity, and desire in liminal Delhi
15. Enemies,
Parasites, and Noise:How to Take Up Residence in a System Without Becoming a
Term in It
16. Speaking
like a model minority: "FOB" styles, gender, and racial meanings
among desi teens in Silicon Valley
17. Narrative
reproductions: Ideologies of storytelling, authoritative words, and generic
regimentation in the village of Tewa1
18. Youth
language, gaul sociability, and the new Indonesian middle class
19. Making
immigrants illegal in small-town USA
20. Media
Ideologies: An Introduction
21. Talking/not
talking about race: The enregisterments of culture in higher education
discourses
22. Textual
Iconicity and the Primitivist Cosmos: Chronotopes of Desire in Travel Writing
about Korowai of West Papua
23. Reclaiming
sacred sparks: Linguistic syncretism and gendered language shift among Hasidic
Jews in New York
24. Framing
discourse: Creating community through native language use
25. Why
is this a battle every night?: Negotiating food and eating in American
dinnertime interaction
26. Socializing
Puros Pericos (Little Parrots): The negotiation of respect and responsibility
in antonero mayan sibling and peer networks
27. Commentary:
Knots and tears in the interdiscursive fabric
28. "Whatever
(Neck Roll, Eye Roll, Teeth Suck)": The situated coproduction of social
categories and identities through stancetaking and transmodal stylization
29. Introduction:
Semiosis across encounters
30. Racializing
discourses: A special issue of the Journal of Linguistic Anthropology
31. Daily
wires and daily blossoms: Cultivating regimes of circulation in tamil india's
newspaper revolution
32. Kinterm
usage and hierarchy in Thai children's peer groups
33. Salience
Counts: A Domain Analysis of English Color Terms
34. Enregistering
modernity, bluffing criminality: How nouchi speech reinvented (and fractured)
the nation
35. Language
shift, gender, and ideologies of modernity in Central Java, Indonesia
36. "You
don't know what they translate": Language contact, institutional procedure,
and literacy practice in neighborhood health clinics in urban flanders
37. Being
in two spaces at once: Virtual meetings and their representation
38. "What's
in Your Lunch Box Today?": Health, Respectability, and Ethnicity in the
Primary Classroom
39. Indexing
voice: A morality tale
40. The
semiotic hitchhiker's guide to creaky voice: Circulation and gendered hardcore
in a Chicana/o Gang Persona
41. Materialities
of Entextualization: The Domestication of Sound Reproduction in Mauritian Muslim
Devotional Practices
42. "Short
fried-rice-eating Chinese MCs" and "good-Hair-Havin uncle Tom
Niggas": Performing race and ethnicity in freestyle rap battles
43. "Whorish
old man" and "one (animal) gentleman": The intertextual
construction of enemies and selves
44. The
Gender of Child Discourse: Same‐Sex Peer Socialization Through Language Use in
a Taiwanese Preschool
45. Writing
ideology: Hybrid symbols in a commemorative visitor book in Israel
46. Enregistering,
authorizing and denaturalizing Identity in Indonesia
47. Racing
and erasing the playboy: Slang, transnational youth subculture, and racial
discourse in Brazil
48. Little
women and vital champions: Gendered language shift in a northern Italian
town
49. "How
many lesbians does it take...": Jokes, teasing, and the negotiation of
stereotypes about lesbians
50. The
Brazilian Thumbs‐Up Gesture
51. Racialization
in payday mugging narratives
52. Discussion
essay: Semiotic properties of racializing discourses
53. Transparent
Media: Radio, Voice, and Ideologies of Directness in Postdemocratic Nepal
54. Justifying
race talk: Indexicality and the social construction of race and linguistic
value
55. Language
choice as a means of shaping identity
56. Traditional
laments and postmodern regrets: The circulation of discourse in metacultural
context
57. The
Pragmatic Return to Meaning: Notes on the Dynamics of Communication, Degrees of
Salience, and Communicative Transparency
58. Exotic
Color Categories: Linguistic Relativity to What Extent?
59. Invited
Forum: Bridging the "Language Gap"
60. Breaking
Up Is Hard To Do: Media Switching and Media Ideologies
61. Democratic
Technologies of Speech: From WWII America to Postcolonial Delhi
62. Building
publics, shaping public opinion: Interanimating registers in Malagasy Kabary
oratory and political cartooning
63. Who's
Afraid of Rinkeby Swedish? Stylization, Complicity, Resistance
64. Animation:
The New Performance?
65. Millennial
Encounters with Mainstream Television News: Excess, Void, and Points of
Engagement
66. Imagining
Navajo in the boarding school: Laura Tohe's No parole today and the intimacy of
language ideologies
67. Pragmatic
functions of humble forms in Japanese ceremonial discourse
68. Sociolinguistic
Resources, Individual Identities, and Public Speech Styles of Texas Women
69. Marking
Space and Time in Itzaj Maya Narrative
70. Indirection
in the Negotiation of Self in Everyday Tojolab'al Women's Conversation
71. Discipline
and disorder in the whiteness of Mock Spanish
72. Unmarked
racializing discourse, facework, and identity in talk about immigrants in
Italy
73. Urban
princesses: Performance and "Women's Language" in Japan's
Gothic/Lolita subculture
74. Is
That a Rhetorical Question? Ambiguity and Power in Medical Discourse
75. Laughing
to Death: Joking as Support amid Stigma for Zulu-speaking South Africans Living
with HIV
76. Collaborative
conflicts: Teens performing aggression and intimacy in a French cité
77. Enregistering
diversity: Adequation in indonesian poetry performance
78. Hermeneutic
algebra: Solving for love, time/space, and value in Putin-era personal ads
79. The
Kalapalo affinal civility register
80. Denotational
textuality and demeanor indexicality in Tibetan Buddhist debate
81. "Falamos
como Falamos": Linguistic Revitalization and the Maintenance of Local
Vernaculars in Galicia
82. Conflict,
cooperation, and facework in Contrasto verbal duels
83. The
circulation of chisme and rumor: Gossip, evidentiality, and authority in the
perspective of Latino labor migrants in Israel
84. Scripted
urbanity in the Canadian north
85. Participant
Tracking in Maya Hieroglyphic Texts: Who Was That Masked Man?
86. Culture
and Interdiscursivity in Korean Fricative Voice Gestures
87. 'Speaking
shadows': A history of the voice in the transition from silent to sound film in
the United States
88. The
hunger strike as a communicative act: Intention without responsibility
89. Formulaic
expressions, Chinese proverbs, and newspaper editorials: Exploring type and
token interdiscursivity in Japanese wedding speeches
90. On
dicentization
91. Chronotopic
landscapes of environmental racism
92. Sound
and the City: Mimicry and Media in South India
93. Introduction:
Performing disputes
94. Licked
by the mother tongue: Imagining everyday Sanskrit at home and in the world
95. "I
read the Nikkei, too": Crafting positions of authority and masculinity in
a Japanese conversation
96. The
discursive malleability of an identity: A dialogic approach to language
"medium" schooling in North India
97. Ideologies
of the speaking subject in the psychotherapeutic theory and practice of Carl
Rogers
98. Baptismal
essentialisms: Giriama code choice and the reification of ethnoreligious
boundaries
99. Lexical
Acculturation and Ethnobiology: Utilitarianism versus Intellectualism
100. Discourse
Structure and Rhetorical Elaboration in Mocho Personal Narrative
Eminent authors
Agha, A.
Pagliai, V.
Alim, H.S.
Brody, J.
Dunn, C.D.
Goebel,
Z.
Haviland, J.B.
Kernan, K.T.
Roth-Gordon, J.
Bauman, R.
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