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PART A: IDENTITY AND LANGUAGE; A1. Introduction: Theoretical andMethodological considerations, Carmen Llamas and Dominic Watt; A2. Identity,John Joseph; A3. Locating Identity in Language, Mary Bucholtz and Kira Hall;A4. Locating Language in Identity, Barbara Johnstone; PART B: INDIVIDUALS;B1. The role of the individual in language variation and change, JaneStuart-Smith; B2. The identification of the individual through speech,Dominic Watt; B3. The ageing voice: changing identity over time, David Bowie;B4. Foreign Accent Syndrome - between two worlds, at home in neither, NickMiller; B5. The disguised voice: impersonating accents or speech styles andimpersonating individuals, Anders Eriksson; PART C: GROUPS AND COMMUNITIES;C1.The authentic speaker and the speech community, Nik Coupland; C2.Communities of practice and peripherality, Emma Moore; C3. Two languages, twoidentities? the bilingual community, Norma Mendoza-Denton and Dana Osborne;C4. Regional variation in ethnic varieties, Erik Thomas and Alicia BeckfordWassink; C5. Religion vs. geography: is there a hierarchy? Sue Fox; C6.Gender, sexuality and the 'third sex', Kira Hall, Lal Zimman and Jenny Davis;C7. Crossing into class: Language, ethnicities & class sensibility inEngland, Ben Rampton; C8. The glass ceiling? a female identity in theworkplace, Louise Mullany; PART D: REGIONS AND NATIONS; D1. Convergence anddivergence across a national border, Carmen Llamas; D2. Shifting borders andshifting regional identities, Joan Beal; D3. Supra-local regional dialectleveling, David Britain; D4. Migration, national identity and thereallocation of forms, Judy Dyer; D5. An historical national identity? Thecase of Scots, Robert McColl Millar; D6. Post-colonial identities: an Africanperspective, Tope Omoniyi.