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Paperback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

Paperback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

Gewebe. Condition: Wie neu. 239 Seiten : Illustration ; 25 cm, 595 g Tadelloses Exemplar. - Table of Contents -- Agnes Grond, Angelika Heiling, Oana Hergenröther and Daniela Unger-Ullmann Editors' Foreword. -- Part I - The Plurilingualism Research Unit: An Introduction -- Daniela Unger-Ullmann -- Who Are We? What Do We Want? - An Insight into an Academic Language Center. -- Agnes Grond Kurdish Linguistics at the Plurilingualism Research Unit 2015-2022 -- Part II - The Plurilingualism Research Unit: Language Ideologies and Politics -- Ranko Bugarski -- The Ideology of the Nation State Language . -- Jelena Filipovi? -- Language Management and Language Leadership in Serbian Language Policy and Planning. -- Daniela Waldburger -- Fragments on Multilingual (In)competence. -- Daphne Reitinger -- Bilingualismus - sein Einfluss auf Kognition und kognitive Prozesse. -- Elke Murlasits -- Graz, die "deutscheste Stadt" der Habsburger Monarchie revisited: Verdrängte sprachliche Vielfalt in Graz in den Operaten der Volkszählungen ab 1880 -- Part III - The Plurilingualism Research Unit: Minority Languages -- Victor A. Friedman -- The Problem of Long versus Short Present Tense Forms -- in Balkan Romani -- Mozes F. Heinschink und Petra Cech -- I mind asar i bul ko mehanes oder Die Moral der Schweinereien. -- Agnes Grond Kurdish Soundscapes. A Sketch on Sonic Environments and Multilingual Language Use -- Marina Vinogorova -- Plurilinguale Repertoires russischstämmiger Grazerinnen. -- Julia Gspandl -- ÖGS Languaging of a Deaf Signer Raised in Hungary. -- Part IV - The Plurilingualism Research Unit: Literature and Film -- Angelika Heiling -- Multilocal Voices in Chimamanda N. Adichie's Americanah, Sefi Atta's A Bit of Difference, Taiye Selasi's Ghana Must Go, and NoViolet Bulawayo's We Need New Names -- Oana Hergenröther Age, Home, and the Aging Homeless Woman in Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine. -- Contributors. ISBN 9783752006773 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 585. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, the chapters in this book link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access. They present powerful evidence of how marginalized speakers reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

Hardback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

Hardback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

Hardback. Condition: New. This volume aims to capture evidence of marginalized voices in various contexts globally and show how speakers seek to reclaim their voices and challenge power relations. The chapters reveal how speakers actively confront inequities in society such as the unequal distribution of resources. Through bottom-up initiatives and conscious involvement in language use, documentation and the development of language domains, speakers can address issues of language-based marginalization, (re)establish linguistic human rights and reclaim their linguistic and cultural identity. Chapters in the volume explore commitments to democratic participation, to voice, to the heterogeneity of linguistic resources and to the political value of sociolinguistic understanding. Drawing upon the framework of linguistic citizenship, they link questions of language to sociopolitical discourses of justice, rights and equity, as well as to issues of power and access within a political and democratic framework.…

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fester Einband. 194 S., ca. 100 Abb. Ln. *neuwertig* Although linguistic plurality and power relations between languages (and their speakers) are changing constantly and at high speed as a result of global migration and democratization processes, the general understanding of languages at least in Europe still reflects hierarchies and classifications that are based on the 19th century-based nation-state ideology. However, status differences between languages and the associated power structures cannot be described using 19th century concepts and terminology. Such an understanding would negate all socio-political and socio-cultural developments of the last decades. In recent decades, globalization, increased mobility, transnational networking, and innovative communication technologies have created new forms of language use, more complex and diverse power relations and generally diverse perspectives regarding language. This book deals with relevant aspects regarding the status dimensions of language against the background of the ideal of an open, pluralistic society. These are the key points: - Changes in the linguistic landscape in the course of/as a result of migration and globalization - Role and status of languages in pluralistic societies - The relationship between native languages, diaspora languages, migrant languages, and majority languages - Languages and the relevance of ICT - Power relations between languages and their speakers The volume Voicing Plurality in an Open World brings together scholars from the fields of linguistics and related disciplines with interest and expertise in linguistic issues and globalization issues, focusing on the status and power relations between languages and their speakers, and their influence and/or transformative potential in a world characterized by mobility, increased complexity, and diverse dynamic formations of cultural, linguistic, and social identities. The authors included here collaborated with Prof. Dieter Halwach in a variety of ways throughout his academic career. The book reflects the interests and focus of his work, as well as his efforts in developing the Plurilingualism Research Unit at the treffpunkt sprachen Centre of the University of Graz. Obwohl sich sprachliche Pluralität und Machtrelationen zwischen Sprachen (beziehungsweise deren SprecherInnen) als Folge von globaler Migration und Demokratisierungsprozessen konstant und mit hoher Geschwindigkeit verändern, spiegelt das allgemeine Verständnis von Sprachen zumindest in Europa noch immer Hierarchien und Klassifikationen wider, die auf der Nationalstaatenideologie des 19. Jahrhunderts basieren. Statusunterschiede zwischen Sprachen und die damit einhergehenden Machtstrukturen können jedoch nicht durch Konzepte und Terminologien aus dem 19. Jahrhundert beschrieben werden. Ein solches Verständnis würde alle soziopolitischen und soziokulturellen Entwicklungen der letzten Jahrzehnte negieren. Globalisierung, erhöhte Mobilität, transnationales Networking sowie innovative Kommunikationstechnologien haben in den letzten Jahrzehnten neue Formen der Sprachverwendung, komplexere und diversere Machtverhältnisse und generell vielfältige Perspektiven bezüglich Sprache geschaffen. Der Sammelband befasst sich mit relevanten Aspekten bezüglich Statusdimensionen von Sprache vor dem Hintergrund des Ideals einer offenen, pluralistischen Gesellschaft. Kernpunkte sind wie folgt: - Veränderungen in der sprachlichen Landschaft im Zuge von/als Folge von Migration und Globalisierung - Rolle und Status von Sprachen in pluralistischen Gesellschaften - Die Beziehung zwischen native languages (autochthonen Sprachen), diaspora languages (Diaspora Sprachen), Sprachen von MigrantInnen und Mehrheitssprachen - Sprachen und die Relevanz von ICT (Information Communication Technology) - Machtrelationen zwischen Sprachen und ihren SprecherInnen Sprache: Englisch,Sprache: Deutsch.…

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