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本期推送的是SSCI期刊——Language & Communication《语言与沟通》的特辑——Religion as a factor in language variation and change《宗教作为语言变异和变化的一个因素》，共9篇论文，其中目录可在正文中查看

Language & Communication《语言与沟通》特辑——Religion as a factor in language variation and change《宗教作为语言变异和变化的一个因素》-共9篇论文（侵删）

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特辑	论文号	论文题目
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 01	Vowel patterning of Mormons in Southern Alberta, Canada
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 02	Religious choice, religious commitment, and linguistic variation: Religion as a factor in language variation: Special issue of Language and Communication
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 03	Religion and language variation in a convergence area: The view from the border town of Kupwar post-linguistic reorganisation of Indian states
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 04	Yiddish language socialization across communities: Religion, ideologies, and variation
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 05	Is religious affiliation a key factor of language variation in Arabic-speaking countries?
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 06	Arabic, Self and Identity: A Study in Conflict and DisplacementArabic, Self and Identity: A Study in Conflict and Displacement, Yasir Suleiman, Oxford University Press (2011), 271 pp.
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 07	Religious identity and the perception of linguistic difference: The case of Pennsylvania German
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 08	Linguistic behavior and religious activity
Religion as a factor in language variation and change	Article 09	Linguistic outcomes of a Hasidic renewal: The case of Skver