References for Language & Identity

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• Bluck, John. 1989. Pakehatanga. Dunedin. Theological Hall. NZPac 301.451095 B65
• Coulmas, Florian. ed., 1997. Handbook of Sociolinguistics. 401.9 C852.
• Edwards, John R. 1985. Language, society, and identity. New York: Oxford. Gen Lib 401.9 E26
• Edwards, John, R. 1995. Multilingualism. London: Penguin. Gen Lib 306.446 E26
• Hirsh, Walter (ed), 1987, Living Languages: Bilingualism and community languages in New Zealand. Auckland: Heinemann.
• Holmes, Janet 1996. Community language research in New Zealand. Reflections on methodology . New Zealand Studies in Applied Linguistics 2: 1-32.
• Holmes, Janet 1997. Keeping Tabs on language shift in New Zealand: Some Methodological considerations. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 18(1): 17-29.
• Holmes, Janet & Allan Bell. 1991. New Zealand. In Jenny Cheshire (ed), English around the World: Sociolinguistic perspectives. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• Holmes, Janet & Ray Harlow ed, 1991 Threads in the New Zealand tapestry of language. Auckland. Linguistics Society of New Zealand.
• King, Michael. 1999. Being Pakeha now: reflections and recollections of a white native. Auckland: Penguin. NZPac 995 K53Y 1999
• McGregor, Graham, Mark Williams and Ray Harlow (1991). Dirty silence. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Rangihau, John Te Tangi-Aniwaniwa & Michael King. Being Maori. Philson Library Desk Copy Comm Health 47