Información General

• Autores: Alfonso Del Percio (coord.), Mi-Cha Flubacher (coord.)
• Editores: Bloomsbury Publishing
• Año de publicación: 2024
• Colecciones: Advances in Sociolinguistics
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781350293526, 9781350293533, 9781350293540
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Resumen

• Providing a series of crucial debates on language, power, difference and social inequality, this volume traces developments and dissonances in critical sociolinguistics. Eminent and emerging academic figures from around the world collaboratively engage with the work of Monica Heller, offering insights into the politics and power formations that surround knowledge of language and society.

  Challenging disciplinary power dynamics in critical sociolinguistics, this book is an experiment testing new ways of producing knowledge on language and society. Critically discussing central sociolinguistic concepts from critique to political economy, labor to media, education to capitalism, each chapter features a number of scholars offering their distinct social and political perspectives on the place played by language in the social fabric. Through its theoretical, epistemological, and methodological breadth, the volume foregrounds political alliances in how language is known and explored by scholars writing from specific geopolitical spaces that come with diverse political struggles and dynamics of power. Allowing for a diversity of genres, debates, controversies, fragments and programmatic manifestos, the volume prefigures a new mode of knowledge production that multiplies perspectives and starts practicing the more inclusive, just and equal worlds that critical sociolinguists envision.

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Listado de artículos

• • Experiment in Critical Sociolinguistic Knowledge Production: An Introduction to the Book

    Alfonso Del Percio, Mi-Cha Flubacher

    págs. 1-16

    

  • PART I: Lenses and Ontologies

    • Critical Sociolinguistics and the Imperative to Decolonize Language Studies

      Finex Ndhlovu, Emmanuel Ngué um, Virginia Unamuno

      págs. 19-36

      

    • Historical Foundations: Some Threads for Integrating and Interrogating Historiography in Critical Sociolinguistics

      James Costa, Daniela Lauría, Beatriz Lorente, Zorana Sokolovska

      págs. 37-56

      

    • Ethnography

      Adrienne Lo, Lindsay Bell

      págs. 57-70

      

    • Discourse: A Maps in Constant Redrawing

      Elisabeth Barakos, Juan Eduardo Bonnin, Verónica Pájaro

      págs. 71-96

      

    • Political Economy as a Framework for Sociolinguistics

      Maria Sabaté Dalmau, Mi-Cha Flubacher

      págs. 97-116

      

    • Let's Be Concrete: Language, Revolution, Materiality, Governmentality

      Ashraf Abdelhay, Alfonso Del Percio, Alastair Pennycook

      págs. 117-138

      

  • PART II: Apparatuses and Instantiations

    • Language, Power, and the State

      Alfonso Del Percio, Kyoko Motobayashi, He Shanhua, Julie Tay, Catherine Tebaldi

      págs. 141-160

      

    • Mobilities, (Post-)Nationalism, and Trajectories across Linguistic Borders

      Maria Rosa Garrido Sardà, Michelle Daveluy

      págs. 161-180

      

    • Power and Critique

      Eva Codó i Olsina, David Karlander

      págs. 181-198

      

    • Capital(ism) in Our Lives

      Christian W. Chun, Ana Deumert, Sebastian Muth, Joseph Sung Yul Park

      págs. 199-214

      

    • Work/Labor

      Kori Allan, Jillian R. Cavanaugh, Jonas Hassemer, Kamilla Kraft

      págs. 215-236

      

    • Media Discourse and the Public Sphere: A Transnational Reflection on Truckers' Protests during the Covid-19 Pandemic

      Émilie Urbain, Branca Falabella Fabrício

      págs. 237-256

      

    • The Battleground of Language and Education: A Conversation among Four Women Academics

      Martina Zimmermann, Jennifer B. Delfino, Andrea Sunyol Garcia-Moreno, Mompoloki Mmangaka Bagwasi

      págs. 257-276

      

  • PART III: Processes of Differentiations

    • Discursive Spaces of Identity

      Lilian Lem Atanga, Melissa G. Moyer, Miguel Pérez Milans, Shanthini Pillai, Aileen O. Salonga

      págs. 277-302

      

    • Authentic Problems: Critical Reflections on Theorizing Authenticity

      Sara C. Brennan, Elaine W. Chun, Kati Dlaske, Martha Sif Karrebæk, Harshana Rambukwella

      págs. 303-328

      

    • Working the Field through Different Lenses: The Interwoven Narrative of Four Sociolinguists Who Work on Language Minoritization

      Isabelle Leblanc, Annette Bourdeau, Brigitta Busch, Claudine Moïse

      págs. 329-344

      

    • Ideology, Practice, and Political Economy in the Study of "Bilingualism"

      Virginia Zavala, Ruanni Tupas

      págs. 345-360

      

    • Short Stories on Social Inequalities

      Alexandre Duchêne, Luisa Martín Rojo, Mireille McLaughlin, Prem Phyak, Sari Pietikäinen

      págs. 361-376

      

  • PART IV: Prefigurations and Utopias

    • Critique

      Katy Highet, Sinfree Bullock Makoni, Bonnie Urciuoli, Jacqueline Urla

      págs. 377-400

      

    • Paradoxes of Activism in Sociolinguistics: Politics, Research, and Partisanship

      Sibo Kanobana, Nicole Dołowy-Rybińska, Joan Pujolar Cos

      págs. 401-422

      

    • Water Teaching, While the World Is on Fire

      Bonnie McElhinny

      págs. 423-444