Situated meaning : inside and outside in Japanese self, society, and language / edited by Jane M. Bachnik and Charles J. Quinn, Jr.

Introduction: Uchi/soto : challenging our conceptualizations of self, social order, and language
The terms uchi and soto as windows on a world
A movable self : the linguistic indexing of uchi and soto
Indexing hierarchy through Japanese gender relations
Uchi/soto : choices in directive speech acts in Japanese
Indexing self and society in Japanese family organization
Uchi no kaisha : company as family?
The battle to belong : self-sacrifice and self-fulfillment in the Japanese family enterprise
When uchi and soto fell silent in the night : shifting boundaries in Shiga Naoya's "The razor"
Uchi/soto : authority and intimacy, hierarchy and solidarity in Japan
Uchi/soto : tip of a semiotic iceberg? : 'inside' and 'outside' knowledge in the grammar of Japanese.