TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editor’s Introduction

What’s in JAPAS 9(1) and Who Should Read It? Reconceptualizing Amish and Plain Anabaptist Culture through the Voices of Its People
Cory Anderson, pp. v–viii

Research Articles

Contrasting Spaces in Plautdietsch: Language Variation and Change
Roslyn Burns, pp. 1–26

A Little More in the World: Why Amish Parents Choose to Send Their Children to Public Schools
Steve Thalheimer, pp. 27–54

Modest Dress Practices through the Eyes of Seven Conservative Mennonite Women
Megan Mong and John Clifton, pp. 55–82

‘I am just a part of the community’: Amish and Ultra-Orthodox Women and the Third Person Perception
Rivka Neriya-Ben Shahar, pp. 83–98

Book Reviews

The Things Which Become Sound Doctrine: The Life of Aaron M. Shank—Chester Weaver
Reviewed by Kent Richard, pp. 99–100

Serpent in the Garden: Amish Sexuality in a Changing World—James Cates
Reviewed by Mark A. Yarhouse, pp. 101–03

Announcements

JAPAS special issue-Agriculture and Environment; 2021 APASA Conference; APASA Café series; JAPAS article of the year award, pp. 104–06