What are languages? This book raises this question in order to develop practical ways of thinking about language. The idea of assemblages helps us understand how languages are constantly under construction, and why it is better to start with an understanding of social action than an assumption about pre-given languages.
What are languages? This book raises this question in order to develop practical ways of thinking about language. The idea of assemblages helps us understand how languages are constantly under construction, and why it is better to start with an understanding of social action than an assumption about pre-given languages.
Alastair Pennycook is Professor Emeritus at the University of Technology Sydney. His notable publications include The Cultural Politics of English as an International Language (1994) (now a Routledge Linguistics Classic), Global Englishes and Transcultural Flows (2007), Language and Mobility (2012) and Posthumanist Applied Linguistics (2018) (all winners of the BAAL Book Prize).
Inhaltsangabe
Preface & Acknowledgements 1. Why Language Assemblages? 2. Language, Knowledge, Myths and Being 3. Structures and Practices 4. Linguistic, Semiotic and Sociomaterial Assemblages 5. Other Language Ontologies 6. Applied Linguistics as Practical Assemblage References Index.
Preface & Acknowledgements 1. Why Language Assemblages? 2. Language, Knowledge, Myths and Being 3. Structures and Practices 4. Linguistic, Semiotic and Sociomaterial Assemblages 5. Other Language Ontologies 6. Applied Linguistics as Practical Assemblage References Index.
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