Language, Culture and Society 2:1
[Language, Culture and Society, 2:1] 2020. iv, 139 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Editorial: Language, culture and societypp. 1–6
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No-go zones in Sweden: The infectious communicability of evilTommaso M. Milani | pp. 7–36
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Latinxs’ bilingualism at work in the US: Profit for whom?Lara Alonso and Laura Villa | pp. 37–65
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Metalinguistic discourses on translanguaging and multimodality: Acts of passing by black African immigrants in JohannesburgBusi Makoni | pp. 66–91
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The nexus of academic knowledge, political agendas, and self-identification in census ethnoracial classificationJennifer Leeman | pp. 92–99
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Authority and knowledge production: Language’s “hall of mirrors”Monica Heller | pp. 100–106
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Had Ferdinand de Saussure spoken Wolof or Basaa…, the discipline of linguistics would have fared differentlyEmmanuel Ngué Um | pp. 107–115
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Experts and the geopolitics of knowledge productionRuanni Tupas | pp. 116–125
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Through the looking glass: Politics of language and nature, and the disqualification of vernacular forms of knowledgeJames Costa | pp. 126–134
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Jacqueline Urla. Reclaiming Basque: Language, Nation and Cultural ActivismReviewed by Begoña Echeverria | pp. 135–139
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