The Oxford Handbook of language and society / edited by Ofelia García, Nelson Flores and Massimiliano Spotti
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Introduction-Language and Society: A Critical Poststructuralist Perspective..........................
OFELIA GARCÍA, NELSON FLORES, AND MASSIMILIANO SPOTTI..........................
Language and Society: Historical Overview and the Emergence of a Field of Study..........................
Language, Imperialism, and the Modern Nation-State System: Implications for Language Rights..........................
Language and Political Economy..........................
Language and Power..........................
Language Ideologies..........................
Language Policy and Local Practices ..........................
Language, Migration, Diaspora: Challenging the Big Battalions of Groupism ..........................
Bilingualism, Multilingualism, Globalization, and Superdiversity: Toward Sociolinguistic Repertoires..........................
Diglossia and Beyond..........................
Language Shift and Sustainability: Critical Discourses and Beyond..........................
Discourses of Endangerment from Mother Tongues to Machine Readability..........................
Sign Languages..........................
Multiliteracies and Transcultural Education..........................
Urban Languages in African Contexts: Toward a Multimodal Approach to Urban Languages..........................
Indigenous Peoples and Their Languages..........................
Entry Visa Denied: The Construction of Symbolic Language Borders in Educational Settings..........................
Linguistic Profiling and Discrimination..........................
From Elderspeak to Gerontolinguistics: Sociolinguistic Myths SINFRESymbolic Language Borders in Educational Settings..........................
Linguistic Profiling and Discrimination..........................
From Elderspeak to Gerontolinguistics: Sociolinguistic Myths..........................
Language and Racialization..........................
Language and Sexuality..........................
Linguistic Landscapes..........................
Multimodality..........................
The Internet, Language, and Virtual Interactions..........................
Mediatization and the Language of Journalism..........................
Work..........................
Bilingual Education..........................
Conclusion: Moving the Study of Language into the Future and Society..........................
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