… to identify either the social domains where interaction took place or … of the social network
hypothesis in sociolinguistic research. … of social relationships, the notion of social network could …

… lexical change driven by factors such as social media, global mobility, and language contact.
… of diachronic lexical changes in the English language and the role of sociolinguistic factors …

… lexical change driven by factors such as social media, global mobility, and language contact.
… of diachronic lexical changes in the English language and the role of sociolinguistic factors …

… The former are close-knit communities with social networks comprising … Social network
theory has been interestingly applied to migrant (… Sociolinguistics and diachronic linguistics …

… in the framework of historical sociolinguistics, and in particular social network analysis.
This … And why use a sociohistorical approach and social networks? In the following, we will …

… and Strycharz, this volume), although social network accounts of groups or communities
are … ing psycholinguistic as well as sociolinguistic issues concerning the functions of close-knit …

… age groups and also outside of the electronic media. In other words, the appearance and
use of the CIL may represent a case of diachronic linguistic change in progress. In so doing, …

… whether specific types of social network connections are more … plays an important role:
densely embedded social ties are … is modulated by a number of sociolinguistic factors. For non-…

… into vernaculars), diachronic sociolinguistics (language change and … Sociolinguistic network
research approaches this rather ambitious research agenda from synchronic and diachronic …

… localities to social networks and communities of practice. Sociolinguists basically agree that
micro-… the complex interaction of synchrony and diachrony in the past as well as the present. …