Language and Culture on the Margins:Global/local Interactions (Routledge Critical Studies in Multilingualism) '18
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Chapter 1 Introduction: Language and culture on the margins Sjaak Kroon and Jos Swanenberg Chapter 2 Redefining the sociolinguistic ‘local’: Examples from Tanzania Jan Blommaert Chapter 3 Reterritorialization and the construction of margins and centers through imitation in Indonesia Zane Goebel Chapter 4 English in Asmara as a changing reflection of online globalization Sjaak Kroon, Jenny-Louise Van der Aa and Yonas Mesfun Asfaha Chapter 5 Gender performativity in virtual space: Transglossic language practices of young women in country Bangladesh Shaila Sultana Chapter 6 The language and culture of New Kids: Appreciation of and familiarity with online Brabantish identities Jos Swanenberg Chapter 7 Literacy acquisition and mobile phones in a South African township: The story of Sarah Fie Velghe Chapter 8 Scaling queer performativities of genders and sexualities in the periphery of Rio de Janeiro in digital and face-to-face semiotic encounters Luiz Paulo Moita-Lopes, Branca Falabella Fabrício and Thayse Figueira Guimarães Chapter 9 Expanding marginality: Linguascaping a Transcarpathian spa in south-western Ukraine Petteri Laihonen and István Csernicskó Chapter 10 Globalized linguistic resources at work: A case study of a local supermarket in Finnish Lapland Massimiliano Spotti Chapter 11 Calypso music, globalization and plurilingualism in the Dutch Caribbean Gregory Richardson Chapter 12 Consuming English in rural China: Lookalike language and the semiotics of aspiration Xuan Wang
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