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Code Switching and Mixing
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2006
Encyclopedia of Language & Linguistics
A u t h o r ' s P e r s o n a l C o p y strategies can be subsumed under a single general principle: speakers make marked choices to negotiate a change in the expected social distance between the participants, either increasing or decreasing it. The Significance of the Markedness Model Since its formulation, the markedness model has been successfully used to explain code switching between languages, between dialects and registers, and even between stylistic choices in literary contexts. The
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