In monolingual contexts, speakers take stances by using a variety of linguistic forms, some of which are sociolinguistically salient. In bilingual contexts, speakers have an added stance resource: language choice. The significance of language choice is, of course, related to the specifics of the sociolinguistic context, including the political economy in which the two languages circulate as well as ideologies about language

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