Preface: ERNST HÅKON JAHR Introduction: J. CAMILO CONDE-SILVESTRE & JUAN M. HERNÁNDEZ-CAMPOY Part I: Origins and Directions Chapter 1: JEAN AITCHISON, "Diachrony vs. Synchrony: the Complementary Evolution of Two (Ir)reconcilable Dimensions" Chapter 2: TERTTU NEVALAINEN [and HELENA RAUMOLIN-BRUNBERG], "Historical Sociolinguistics: Origins, Motivations, Paradigms" Chapter 3: ROBERT MCCOLL MILLAR, / "The Historical Sociology of Language" Chapter 4: JAMES MILROY, "Sociolinguistics and Ideologies in Language History" Part II: Methods Chapter 5: JUAN M. HERNÁNDEZ-CAMPOY and NATALIE SCHILLING, "The Application of the Quantitative Paradigm to Historical Sociolinguistics: Problems with the Generalizability Principle" Chapter 6: ALEXANDER BERGS, "The Uniformitarian Principle and the Risk of Anachronisms in Language and Social History" Chapter 7: PASCUAL CANTOS-GÓMEZ, "The Use of Linguistic Corpora for the Study of Linguistic Variation and Change: Types and Computational Applications" Chapter 8: MALTE ROSEMEYER, "Statistics in Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 9: CAROLINA AMADOR-MORENO, "Registers, Genres and Text Types" Chapter 10: GIJSBERT RUTTEN & RIK VOSTERS, "The Standard Language Question in Historical Sociolinguistic Research: Methodological Implications" Chapter 11: MINNA PALANDER-COLLIN & ANNI SAIRIO, "The Reconstruction of Prestige Patterns in Language History" Chapter 12: NILS LANGER and AGNETTE NESSE, "Linguistic Purism from the Historical Point of View" Chapter 13: DENNIS PRESTON, "Historical Folk Sociolinguistics" Part III: Sources Chapter 14: ROBIN MEYER, "Ancient languages and the historical sociolinguistic approach" Chapter 15: JAVIER CALLE-MARTÍN, "Processing Manuscripts and Sources in Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 16: MERJA STENROOS, "Early Legal and Administrative Records in Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 17: STEPHAN ELSPASS, "Ego Documents: The Use of Private Letters and Diaries in Historical Sociolinguistic Investigation" Chapter 18: MEL EVANS, "Royal Correspondence" Chapter 19: TERESA MARQUÉS, "Scientific and Medical Texts" Chapter 20: TAMARA GARCÍA-VIDAL, "Religious Texts in Historical Sociolinguistic Research: From the Bible to Homiletic literature" Chapter 21: ANNA HAVINGA, "Vernacularisation and Historical Multilingualism" Chapter 22: PAULA RODRÍGUEZ-PUENTE, "Late Legal, Administrative and Parliamentary Records in Historical Sociolinguistics" Chapter 23: CAROL PERCY, "Advertising and Newspapers as Sources in Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 24: LYNDA MUGGLESTONE, "Meta-commentaries by Grammarians, Orthoepists and Lexicographers as Sources for Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 25: PAULA SCHINTU MARTÍNEZ, "Dialect Literature and Literary Dialect as Sources for the Study of Variation and Change in the History of Languages" Part IV: Variables: Linguistic and Extralinguistic Chapter 26: HANNA RUTKOWSKA and PAUL RÖSSLER, "Orthographic Variables" Chapter 27: ANNA ROGOS-HEBDA, "Phonological Variables" Chapter 28: MARINA DOSSENA and GIULIA ROVELLI, "Grammatical Variables" Chapter 29: SUSAN FITZMAURICE, "Lexical-semantic change: Methods for Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 30: ANDREAS H. JUCKER and IRMA TAAVITSAINEN, "Pragmatic variables" Chapter 31: SARAH VAN EYNDHOVEN, "Class [Age] and Gender-based patterns" Chapter 32: JUAN CAMILO CONDE-SILVESTRE, "The Role of Social Networks and Mobility in Historical Sociolinguistics" Chapter 33: JOANNA KOPACZYK-MCPHERSON, "Third-Wave Historical Sociolinguistics and Communities of Practice" Chapter 34: MARKUS SCHIEGG, "Intra-writer Variation and Historical Sociolinguistics" Part V: Interfaces and applications Chapter 35: RAYMOND HICKEY, "Internally- and Externally-Motivated Language Change" Chapter 36: PAUL T. ROBERGE, "The Teleology of Change: Functional and Non-Functional Explanations for Language Variation and Change" Chapter 37: BRIAN D. JOSEPH, "Lexical Diffusion and the Regular Transmission of Language Change in its Sociohistorical Context" Chapter 38: DAVID BRITAIN, "Innovation Diffusion in Sociohistorical Linguistics" Chapter 39: DANIEL SCHREIER, "The Impact of Migratory Movements on Linguistic Systems: Transplanted Speech Communities and Varieties from a Historical Sociolinguistic Perspective" Chapter 40: HERBERT SCHENDL, "Multilingualism, Code-Switching and Language Contact in Historical Sociolinguistics" Chapter 41: JAVIER RUANO-GARCÍA, "Enregisterment in Historical Sociolinguistic Research" Chapter 42: JUAN A.
CUTILLAS-ESPINOSA, "Historical Forensic Sociolinguistics" Chapter 43: JOSÉ DEL VALLE & VICENTE LLEDÓ-GUILLEM, "Understanding Glottopolitical History" Chapter 44: CHRISTA SCHNEIDER, "Historical sociolinguistics beyond Europe" Chapter 45: CHRISTOPHER STRELLUF, "Public Engagement in Historical Sociolinguistics".