| 2. Historical Sociolinguistics |
2.1. The concept of Historical Sociolinguistics
- Romaine’s (1982) Socio-historical Linguistics
- Present-day vs Historical Sociolinguistics
2.2. Data in Historical Sociolinguistics and Sociohistorical reconstruction: Time, gender, social stratification, education, regional differences and text-type as sources of variation
2.3. Sociolinguistics and historical change in language structure and use. Language change from a sociolinguistic perspective
2.4. Sociolinguistics and the history of English language
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