Publications
Publication details [#25852]
Heller, Monica and Marilyn Martin-Jones. 2001. Voices of authority: Education and linguistic difference. (Contemporary Studies in Linguistics and Education 1). Ablex Publishing Company. ix + 442 pp.
Publication type
Book – monograph
Publication language
English
Keywords
Language as a subject
Chinese, Cantonese | Chinese, Mandarin | Corsican | English, Asian | English, Australian | English, Botswana | English, Canadian | English, Hong Kong | English, Indian | English, Kenya | English, Malta | English, South African | English, Sri Lanka | French | French, Burundi | French, Canadian | French, Quebecois | Guarani | Inuktitut | Kikuyu | Kirundi | Maltese | Portuguese | Quechua | Setswana | Spanish | Swahili | Tamil | Zulu
Annotation
The 26 essays in this volume raise the questions of symbolic domination, education and linguistic difference, focusing on educational practices that challenge the social order, as schools are considered the primary arenas of today's struggle for linguistic domination, both in developed countries, where minorities claim for recognition and equality, and in the post- or neocolonial world, where the struggle for national identity consciousness uses the medium of education.