Sociolinguistics of the South
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Sociolinguistics of the South
De Costa, Peter I.; Taylor-Leech, Kerry; Heugh, Kathleen; Stroud, Christopher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2021
258
Dura
Inglês
9781138631380
15 a 20 dias
680
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1 A Sociolinguistics of the South
Kathleen Heugh, Christopher Stroud, Kerry Taylor-Leech, and Peter I. De Costa
Part I: Stories of the South and their Storytellers
Framing 'Stories of the South and their Storytellers'
Christopher Stroud
2 Outside in: The Relevance of Epistemologies of the Global South for North America and the United States Amidst the Immigration Debate
Terrence Wiley
3 Roots and Routes: Meshworks of Multilingualism
Christopher Stroud and Kathleen Heugh
4 'We Wear the Mask': Agentive and Strategic Language Play in Southern and Northern Spaces of (Im)mobility and Precarity
Necia Stanford-Billinghurst
5 Chican@ Studies, Chican@ Sociolinguistics: Dialogues on Decolonizing Linguistic Studies and Southern Multilingualisms
Reynaldo F. Macias
Part II: Southern Ways - Care, Hope and Love
Framing 'Southern ways - Care, Hope and Love'
Kerry Taylor-Leech
6 Remembering as a Decolonizing Project in Language Policy
Ruanni Tupas
7 Timescales, Critical Junctures, and the Accruing Injuries of Coloniality: The Case of a Mother Tongue Pilot in Timor-Leste
Kerry Taylor-Leech
8 Bilingual Education and Multilingualism in Mozambique: A Decolonial Critique of Policies, Discourses and Practices
Feliciano Chimbutane
9 Dialogue as a Decolonial effort: Nepali Youth Transforming Monolingual Ideologies and Reclaiming Multilingual Citizenship
Prem Phyak, Hima Rawal and Peter I. De Costa
10 What can Southern Multilingualisms Bring to the Question of How to Prepare Teachers for Linguistic Diversity in Canadian Schools?
Rubina Khanam, Russell Fayant and Andrea Sterzuk
Part III: Sociolinguistic Methods of the South
Framing 'Sociolinguistic Methods of the South'
Peter I. De Costa
11 e-ka-pimohteyahk nikanehk ote nikan: nehiyawewin (Cree Language) Revitalization and Indigenous Knowledge (Re)generation
Belinda Daniels, Andrea Sterzuk, Peter Turner, William Richard Cook, Dorothy Thunder and Randy Morin
12 Desert participants Guide the Research in Central Australia
Janet Armitage
13 Aboriginal Agency, Knowledge, and Voice: Centring kulintja Southern Methodologies
Samuel Osborne
Coda: Recovring Lost Arts of Languaging from the Four Directions
Alison Phipps
Kathleen Heugh, Christopher Stroud, Kerry Taylor-Leech, and Peter I. De Costa
Part I: Stories of the South and their Storytellers
Framing 'Stories of the South and their Storytellers'
Christopher Stroud
2 Outside in: The Relevance of Epistemologies of the Global South for North America and the United States Amidst the Immigration Debate
Terrence Wiley
3 Roots and Routes: Meshworks of Multilingualism
Christopher Stroud and Kathleen Heugh
4 'We Wear the Mask': Agentive and Strategic Language Play in Southern and Northern Spaces of (Im)mobility and Precarity
Necia Stanford-Billinghurst
5 Chican@ Studies, Chican@ Sociolinguistics: Dialogues on Decolonizing Linguistic Studies and Southern Multilingualisms
Reynaldo F. Macias
Part II: Southern Ways - Care, Hope and Love
Framing 'Southern ways - Care, Hope and Love'
Kerry Taylor-Leech
6 Remembering as a Decolonizing Project in Language Policy
Ruanni Tupas
7 Timescales, Critical Junctures, and the Accruing Injuries of Coloniality: The Case of a Mother Tongue Pilot in Timor-Leste
Kerry Taylor-Leech
8 Bilingual Education and Multilingualism in Mozambique: A Decolonial Critique of Policies, Discourses and Practices
Feliciano Chimbutane
9 Dialogue as a Decolonial effort: Nepali Youth Transforming Monolingual Ideologies and Reclaiming Multilingual Citizenship
Prem Phyak, Hima Rawal and Peter I. De Costa
10 What can Southern Multilingualisms Bring to the Question of How to Prepare Teachers for Linguistic Diversity in Canadian Schools?
Rubina Khanam, Russell Fayant and Andrea Sterzuk
Part III: Sociolinguistic Methods of the South
Framing 'Sociolinguistic Methods of the South'
Peter I. De Costa
11 e-ka-pimohteyahk nikanehk ote nikan: nehiyawewin (Cree Language) Revitalization and Indigenous Knowledge (Re)generation
Belinda Daniels, Andrea Sterzuk, Peter Turner, William Richard Cook, Dorothy Thunder and Randy Morin
12 Desert participants Guide the Research in Central Australia
Janet Armitage
13 Aboriginal Agency, Knowledge, and Voice: Centring kulintja Southern Methodologies
Samuel Osborne
Coda: Recovring Lost Arts of Languaging from the Four Directions
Alison Phipps
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Elana Shohamy;Sangeeta Bagga-Gupta;Kathleen Heugh;Tope Omoniyi;South Sudan;Kasper Juffermans;Language Ideologies;Bernardino Tavares;Sturgeon Lake;Rob Amery;Linguistic Citizenship;Gillian Wigglesworth;Cree Language;Jane Simpson;De Costa;Hirut Woldemariam;MLE;Elizabeth Lanza;EMI;Language Revitalization;Ibrahima Diallo;Language Policy;Gwendoline Tatah;Decolonial Approach;Basirat Bello-Nonjengele;Decolonial Thinking;Caroline Kerfoot;Spanish Languages;Marilda Cavalcanti;Native Teacher Education Program;Terezinha Maher;EMI Policy;Andy Kirkpatrick;National Education Strategic Plan;Joseph Lo Bianco;Basic Education Curriculum;Lionel Wei;Indigenous Research Methodologies;Ritu Jain;Indigenous Language Revitalization;Marilyn Martin-Jones;South Sudanese;Ildegrada da Costa Cabral;Indigenous Teacher Education Programmes;Terrence Wiley;Abyssal Lines;Christopher Stroud;Standard Nepali;Angela Scarino;linguistic diversity;applied linguistics;Global South;multilingualism;sociolinguistics;Anthony J. Liddicoat
1 A Sociolinguistics of the South
Kathleen Heugh, Christopher Stroud, Kerry Taylor-Leech, and Peter I. De Costa
Part I: Stories of the South and their Storytellers
Framing 'Stories of the South and their Storytellers'
Christopher Stroud
2 Outside in: The Relevance of Epistemologies of the Global South for North America and the United States Amidst the Immigration Debate
Terrence Wiley
3 Roots and Routes: Meshworks of Multilingualism
Christopher Stroud and Kathleen Heugh
4 'We Wear the Mask': Agentive and Strategic Language Play in Southern and Northern Spaces of (Im)mobility and Precarity
Necia Stanford-Billinghurst
5 Chican@ Studies, Chican@ Sociolinguistics: Dialogues on Decolonizing Linguistic Studies and Southern Multilingualisms
Reynaldo F. Macias
Part II: Southern Ways - Care, Hope and Love
Framing 'Southern ways - Care, Hope and Love'
Kerry Taylor-Leech
6 Remembering as a Decolonizing Project in Language Policy
Ruanni Tupas
7 Timescales, Critical Junctures, and the Accruing Injuries of Coloniality: The Case of a Mother Tongue Pilot in Timor-Leste
Kerry Taylor-Leech
8 Bilingual Education and Multilingualism in Mozambique: A Decolonial Critique of Policies, Discourses and Practices
Feliciano Chimbutane
9 Dialogue as a Decolonial effort: Nepali Youth Transforming Monolingual Ideologies and Reclaiming Multilingual Citizenship
Prem Phyak, Hima Rawal and Peter I. De Costa
10 What can Southern Multilingualisms Bring to the Question of How to Prepare Teachers for Linguistic Diversity in Canadian Schools?
Rubina Khanam, Russell Fayant and Andrea Sterzuk
Part III: Sociolinguistic Methods of the South
Framing 'Sociolinguistic Methods of the South'
Peter I. De Costa
11 e-ka-pimohteyahk nikanehk ote nikan: nehiyawewin (Cree Language) Revitalization and Indigenous Knowledge (Re)generation
Belinda Daniels, Andrea Sterzuk, Peter Turner, William Richard Cook, Dorothy Thunder and Randy Morin
12 Desert participants Guide the Research in Central Australia
Janet Armitage
13 Aboriginal Agency, Knowledge, and Voice: Centring kulintja Southern Methodologies
Samuel Osborne
Coda: Recovring Lost Arts of Languaging from the Four Directions
Alison Phipps
Kathleen Heugh, Christopher Stroud, Kerry Taylor-Leech, and Peter I. De Costa
Part I: Stories of the South and their Storytellers
Framing 'Stories of the South and their Storytellers'
Christopher Stroud
2 Outside in: The Relevance of Epistemologies of the Global South for North America and the United States Amidst the Immigration Debate
Terrence Wiley
3 Roots and Routes: Meshworks of Multilingualism
Christopher Stroud and Kathleen Heugh
4 'We Wear the Mask': Agentive and Strategic Language Play in Southern and Northern Spaces of (Im)mobility and Precarity
Necia Stanford-Billinghurst
5 Chican@ Studies, Chican@ Sociolinguistics: Dialogues on Decolonizing Linguistic Studies and Southern Multilingualisms
Reynaldo F. Macias
Part II: Southern Ways - Care, Hope and Love
Framing 'Southern ways - Care, Hope and Love'
Kerry Taylor-Leech
6 Remembering as a Decolonizing Project in Language Policy
Ruanni Tupas
7 Timescales, Critical Junctures, and the Accruing Injuries of Coloniality: The Case of a Mother Tongue Pilot in Timor-Leste
Kerry Taylor-Leech
8 Bilingual Education and Multilingualism in Mozambique: A Decolonial Critique of Policies, Discourses and Practices
Feliciano Chimbutane
9 Dialogue as a Decolonial effort: Nepali Youth Transforming Monolingual Ideologies and Reclaiming Multilingual Citizenship
Prem Phyak, Hima Rawal and Peter I. De Costa
10 What can Southern Multilingualisms Bring to the Question of How to Prepare Teachers for Linguistic Diversity in Canadian Schools?
Rubina Khanam, Russell Fayant and Andrea Sterzuk
Part III: Sociolinguistic Methods of the South
Framing 'Sociolinguistic Methods of the South'
Peter I. De Costa
11 e-ka-pimohteyahk nikanehk ote nikan: nehiyawewin (Cree Language) Revitalization and Indigenous Knowledge (Re)generation
Belinda Daniels, Andrea Sterzuk, Peter Turner, William Richard Cook, Dorothy Thunder and Randy Morin
12 Desert participants Guide the Research in Central Australia
Janet Armitage
13 Aboriginal Agency, Knowledge, and Voice: Centring kulintja Southern Methodologies
Samuel Osborne
Coda: Recovring Lost Arts of Languaging from the Four Directions
Alison Phipps
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Elana Shohamy;Sangeeta Bagga-Gupta;Kathleen Heugh;Tope Omoniyi;South Sudan;Kasper Juffermans;Language Ideologies;Bernardino Tavares;Sturgeon Lake;Rob Amery;Linguistic Citizenship;Gillian Wigglesworth;Cree Language;Jane Simpson;De Costa;Hirut Woldemariam;MLE;Elizabeth Lanza;EMI;Language Revitalization;Ibrahima Diallo;Language Policy;Gwendoline Tatah;Decolonial Approach;Basirat Bello-Nonjengele;Decolonial Thinking;Caroline Kerfoot;Spanish Languages;Marilda Cavalcanti;Native Teacher Education Program;Terezinha Maher;EMI Policy;Andy Kirkpatrick;National Education Strategic Plan;Joseph Lo Bianco;Basic Education Curriculum;Lionel Wei;Indigenous Research Methodologies;Ritu Jain;Indigenous Language Revitalization;Marilyn Martin-Jones;South Sudanese;Ildegrada da Costa Cabral;Indigenous Teacher Education Programmes;Terrence Wiley;Abyssal Lines;Christopher Stroud;Standard Nepali;Angela Scarino;linguistic diversity;applied linguistics;Global South;multilingualism;sociolinguistics;Anthony J. Liddicoat