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Direct linkDavila, Bethany – Written Communication, 2012
This article explores the indexicality (the ideological process that links language and identity) of "standard" edited American English and the ideologies (specifically, standard language ideology and Whiteness) that work to create and justify common patterns that associate privileged White students with written standardness and that disassociate…
Descriptors: Ideology, North American English, White Students, Correlation
