Oxford Handbook of Language and Society
Oxford Handbook of Language and Society
Spotti, Massimiliano; Flores, Nelson; Garcia, Ofelia
Oxford University Press Inc
01/2021
586
Mole
Inglês
9780197537510
15 a 20 dias
956
1. Language and society: Historical overview and emergence of a field of study (Florian Coulmas)
2. Language, imperialism and the modern nation-state system: Implications for language rights (Stephen May)
3. Language and political economy (Alfonso Del Percio, Mi-Cha Flubacher & Alex Duchene)
4. Language and power (Luisa Martin-Rojo)
5. Language ideologies (Jonathan Rosa & Christa Burdick)
6. Language policy and local practices (Alastair Pennycook)
7. Language, migration, diaspora: Challenging the big battalions of groupism (Finex Ndhlovu)
8. Bi-multilingualism, globalization and super-diversity: Toward Sociolinguistic repertoire (Max Spotti & Jan Blommaert)
9. Diglossia and beyond (Juergen Jaspers)
10. Language shift and sustainability: Critical discourses and beyond (Melissa Engman & Kendall King)
11. Discourses of endangerment from mother tongues to machine readability (Robert Moore)
12. Sign languages (H-Dirksen L. Bauman & Joseph Murray)
13. Multiliteracies & Transcultural Education (Lynn Mario Menezes de Souza)
14. Urban languages in African Contexts: Toward a multimodal approach to urban languages (Busi Makoni)
15. Indigenous peoples and their languages (Pia Lane & Miki Makihara)
16. Entry Visa Denied: The Construction of Symbolic Language Borders in Educational Settings (Guadalupe Valdes)
17. Linguistic profiling and discrimination (John Baugh)
18. From Gerontolinguistics to Elderspeak: Sociolinguistic myths (Sinfree Makoni)
19. Language and racialization (Anne Charity Hudley)
20. Language and sexuality (Tomasso Milani)
21. Linguistic landscapes (Luk Van Mensel, Mieke Vandenbrouke & Robert Blackwood)
22. Multimodality (Elisabetta Adami)
23. The Internet, language and virtual interactions (Piia Varis and Tom van Neunen)
24. Mediatization and the language of journalism (Tom Van Hout & Peter Burger)
25. Work (Melissa Moyer)
26. Bilingual Education (Nelson Flores)
Conclusion: Moving the study of Language and Society into the future (Nelson Flores, Max Spotti and Ofelia Garcia)
1. Language and society: Historical overview and emergence of a field of study (Florian Coulmas)
2. Language, imperialism and the modern nation-state system: Implications for language rights (Stephen May)
3. Language and political economy (Alfonso Del Percio, Mi-Cha Flubacher & Alex Duchene)
4. Language and power (Luisa Martin-Rojo)
5. Language ideologies (Jonathan Rosa & Christa Burdick)
6. Language policy and local practices (Alastair Pennycook)
7. Language, migration, diaspora: Challenging the big battalions of groupism (Finex Ndhlovu)
8. Bi-multilingualism, globalization and super-diversity: Toward Sociolinguistic repertoire (Max Spotti & Jan Blommaert)
9. Diglossia and beyond (Juergen Jaspers)
10. Language shift and sustainability: Critical discourses and beyond (Melissa Engman & Kendall King)
11. Discourses of endangerment from mother tongues to machine readability (Robert Moore)
12. Sign languages (H-Dirksen L. Bauman & Joseph Murray)
13. Multiliteracies & Transcultural Education (Lynn Mario Menezes de Souza)
14. Urban languages in African Contexts: Toward a multimodal approach to urban languages (Busi Makoni)
15. Indigenous peoples and their languages (Pia Lane & Miki Makihara)
16. Entry Visa Denied: The Construction of Symbolic Language Borders in Educational Settings (Guadalupe Valdes)
17. Linguistic profiling and discrimination (John Baugh)
18. From Gerontolinguistics to Elderspeak: Sociolinguistic myths (Sinfree Makoni)
19. Language and racialization (Anne Charity Hudley)
20. Language and sexuality (Tomasso Milani)
21. Linguistic landscapes (Luk Van Mensel, Mieke Vandenbrouke & Robert Blackwood)
22. Multimodality (Elisabetta Adami)
23. The Internet, language and virtual interactions (Piia Varis and Tom van Neunen)
24. Mediatization and the language of journalism (Tom Van Hout & Peter Burger)
25. Work (Melissa Moyer)
26. Bilingual Education (Nelson Flores)
Conclusion: Moving the study of Language and Society into the future (Nelson Flores, Max Spotti and Ofelia Garcia)