title: Code-switching
author:  Penelope Gardner-Chloros 
description: 'The volume does remind us that sociolinguistics has long been convinced that language can tell us something not only about specific social phenomena, but also about the big questions of how cognition, interaction and social structuration are linked.' Journal of Sociolinguistics<br /><br />'This excellent and engaging book is prefaced by a version of the Indian (or perhaps ultimately Chinese) story in which a number of blind men grasp different parts of an elephant (the trunk, the tail, the tusk), thus reaching divergent conclusions about the beast's salient characteristics. Penelope Gardner-Chloros uses this history to illustrate her sense that the concept of code-switching (CS) is understood and operationalised rather differently by scholars and researchers approaching it from various angles (formal linguistics, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics).' Brian Poole, sciencedirect.com
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  23-7-2008
  
  The Devil's Code
  by
  John Sandford
  TABLE OF CONTENT
  CHAPTER 1
  CHAPTER 2
  CHAPTER 3
  CHAPTER 4
  CHAPTER 5
  CHAPTER 6
  CHAPTER 7
  CHAPTER 8
  CHAPTER 9
  CHAPTER 10
  
  CHAPTER 11
  CHAPTER 12
  CHAPTER 13
  CHAPTER 14
  CHAPTER 15
  CHAPTER 16
  CHAPTER 17
  CHAPTER 18
  CHAPTER 19
  CHAPTER 20
  CHAPTER 21
  CHAPTER 22
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  CHAPTER 23
  CHAPTER 24
  CHAPTER 25
  CHAPTER 26
  CHAPTER 27
  CHAPTER 28
  
  CHAPTER 1
  ST. JOHN CORBEIL
  A beautiful fall night in Glen Burnie, a Thursday, autumn
  leaves kicking along the streets. A bicycle with a flickering
  headlamp, a dog running alongside, a sens