Colonial and Decolonial Linguistics
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Colonial and Decolonial Linguistics
Knowledges and Epistemes
Shepherd, Nick; Deumert, Ana; Storch, Anne
Oxford University Press
12/2020
400
Dura
Inglês
9780198793205
15 a 20 dias
760
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1: Ana Deumert and Anne Storch: Introduction: Colonial linguistics then and now
Part I: In the Midst
2: Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi and S. Imtiaz Hasnain: Northern perspectives on language and society in India
3: Rajend Mesthrie: Transcending the colonial? Colonial linguistics and George Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India
4: Christine Severo and Sinfree Makoni: Using lusitanization and creolization as frameworks to analyze historical and contemporary Cape Verde language policy and planning
5: Nick Faraclas: On colonization and 'awesome materiality'. A commentary
Part II: Echoes, Traces
6: Ingo H. Warnke: Tracing de-/colonial options in German Philology around 1900: The two faces of Hermann Paul (1846-1921)
7: Anette Hoffmann: War and grammar: Acoustic recordings with African prisoners of the First World War (1915-18)
8: Anne Storch: Accomplished works and facts. The family tree project of Africanistics
9: Raewyn Connell: Linguistics and language in the global economy of knowledge. A commentary
Part III: On the Poetics of Iconoclasm
10: Bettina Migge: Researching lesser-used endangered languages: Exploring field and documentary linguistics' perspectives on language research
11: Ana Deumert: The missionary in the theatre of linguistics: Or, is a decolonial linguistics possible?
12: Reem Bassiouney: Language ideology and policy in a colonial and postcolonial context: The case of Egypt
13: Ricardo Roque: The decolonizer iconoclast. A commentary
Part IV: Sounds of Resistance
14: Andrea Hollington: Jamaican postcolonial writing practices and metalinguistic discourses as a challenge to established norms and standards
15: Pegah Faghiri: Language ideologies and attitudes towards Arabic in contemporary Iran
16: Katharina Monz: Decolonizing decolonization? Desiring pure language in Mali
17: Christopher Stroud: Colonial creep
18: Salikoko S. Mufwene: Decolonial linguistics as paradigm shift. A commentary
Part V: On Decoloniality
19: Nick Shepherd: A grammar of decoloniality
20: Walter Mignolo: Walking decolonially with Nick Shepherd
Part I: In the Midst
2: Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi and S. Imtiaz Hasnain: Northern perspectives on language and society in India
3: Rajend Mesthrie: Transcending the colonial? Colonial linguistics and George Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India
4: Christine Severo and Sinfree Makoni: Using lusitanization and creolization as frameworks to analyze historical and contemporary Cape Verde language policy and planning
5: Nick Faraclas: On colonization and 'awesome materiality'. A commentary
Part II: Echoes, Traces
6: Ingo H. Warnke: Tracing de-/colonial options in German Philology around 1900: The two faces of Hermann Paul (1846-1921)
7: Anette Hoffmann: War and grammar: Acoustic recordings with African prisoners of the First World War (1915-18)
8: Anne Storch: Accomplished works and facts. The family tree project of Africanistics
9: Raewyn Connell: Linguistics and language in the global economy of knowledge. A commentary
Part III: On the Poetics of Iconoclasm
10: Bettina Migge: Researching lesser-used endangered languages: Exploring field and documentary linguistics' perspectives on language research
11: Ana Deumert: The missionary in the theatre of linguistics: Or, is a decolonial linguistics possible?
12: Reem Bassiouney: Language ideology and policy in a colonial and postcolonial context: The case of Egypt
13: Ricardo Roque: The decolonizer iconoclast. A commentary
Part IV: Sounds of Resistance
14: Andrea Hollington: Jamaican postcolonial writing practices and metalinguistic discourses as a challenge to established norms and standards
15: Pegah Faghiri: Language ideologies and attitudes towards Arabic in contemporary Iran
16: Katharina Monz: Decolonizing decolonization? Desiring pure language in Mali
17: Christopher Stroud: Colonial creep
18: Salikoko S. Mufwene: Decolonial linguistics as paradigm shift. A commentary
Part V: On Decoloniality
19: Nick Shepherd: A grammar of decoloniality
20: Walter Mignolo: Walking decolonially with Nick Shepherd
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1: Ana Deumert and Anne Storch: Introduction: Colonial linguistics then and now
Part I: In the Midst
2: Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi and S. Imtiaz Hasnain: Northern perspectives on language and society in India
3: Rajend Mesthrie: Transcending the colonial? Colonial linguistics and George Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India
4: Christine Severo and Sinfree Makoni: Using lusitanization and creolization as frameworks to analyze historical and contemporary Cape Verde language policy and planning
5: Nick Faraclas: On colonization and 'awesome materiality'. A commentary
Part II: Echoes, Traces
6: Ingo H. Warnke: Tracing de-/colonial options in German Philology around 1900: The two faces of Hermann Paul (1846-1921)
7: Anette Hoffmann: War and grammar: Acoustic recordings with African prisoners of the First World War (1915-18)
8: Anne Storch: Accomplished works and facts. The family tree project of Africanistics
9: Raewyn Connell: Linguistics and language in the global economy of knowledge. A commentary
Part III: On the Poetics of Iconoclasm
10: Bettina Migge: Researching lesser-used endangered languages: Exploring field and documentary linguistics' perspectives on language research
11: Ana Deumert: The missionary in the theatre of linguistics: Or, is a decolonial linguistics possible?
12: Reem Bassiouney: Language ideology and policy in a colonial and postcolonial context: The case of Egypt
13: Ricardo Roque: The decolonizer iconoclast. A commentary
Part IV: Sounds of Resistance
14: Andrea Hollington: Jamaican postcolonial writing practices and metalinguistic discourses as a challenge to established norms and standards
15: Pegah Faghiri: Language ideologies and attitudes towards Arabic in contemporary Iran
16: Katharina Monz: Decolonizing decolonization? Desiring pure language in Mali
17: Christopher Stroud: Colonial creep
18: Salikoko S. Mufwene: Decolonial linguistics as paradigm shift. A commentary
Part V: On Decoloniality
19: Nick Shepherd: A grammar of decoloniality
20: Walter Mignolo: Walking decolonially with Nick Shepherd
Part I: In the Midst
2: Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi and S. Imtiaz Hasnain: Northern perspectives on language and society in India
3: Rajend Mesthrie: Transcending the colonial? Colonial linguistics and George Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India
4: Christine Severo and Sinfree Makoni: Using lusitanization and creolization as frameworks to analyze historical and contemporary Cape Verde language policy and planning
5: Nick Faraclas: On colonization and 'awesome materiality'. A commentary
Part II: Echoes, Traces
6: Ingo H. Warnke: Tracing de-/colonial options in German Philology around 1900: The two faces of Hermann Paul (1846-1921)
7: Anette Hoffmann: War and grammar: Acoustic recordings with African prisoners of the First World War (1915-18)
8: Anne Storch: Accomplished works and facts. The family tree project of Africanistics
9: Raewyn Connell: Linguistics and language in the global economy of knowledge. A commentary
Part III: On the Poetics of Iconoclasm
10: Bettina Migge: Researching lesser-used endangered languages: Exploring field and documentary linguistics' perspectives on language research
11: Ana Deumert: The missionary in the theatre of linguistics: Or, is a decolonial linguistics possible?
12: Reem Bassiouney: Language ideology and policy in a colonial and postcolonial context: The case of Egypt
13: Ricardo Roque: The decolonizer iconoclast. A commentary
Part IV: Sounds of Resistance
14: Andrea Hollington: Jamaican postcolonial writing practices and metalinguistic discourses as a challenge to established norms and standards
15: Pegah Faghiri: Language ideologies and attitudes towards Arabic in contemporary Iran
16: Katharina Monz: Decolonizing decolonization? Desiring pure language in Mali
17: Christopher Stroud: Colonial creep
18: Salikoko S. Mufwene: Decolonial linguistics as paradigm shift. A commentary
Part V: On Decoloniality
19: Nick Shepherd: A grammar of decoloniality
20: Walter Mignolo: Walking decolonially with Nick Shepherd
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