- focuses on different models for understanding the dynamics of multiplesmultiple languages, multiple identities, and the relationship between the two;
- looks at varying social and geographic contexts of multilingualism, including urban, diaspora, refugee, and cross-border settings;
- examines the history and adequacy of the term heart language as it has come to be used especially by organizations and practitioners of Bible translation in the West;
- describes a range of multilingual situations in South Asia, Central Asia, Europe, Madagascar, and Africa.
The concluding chapter seeks to build on the contributions of the overall symposium by suggesting a research agenda for furthering our understanding of language and identity in our multilingual, migrating world.
Dieser Download kann aus rechtlichen Gründen nur mit Rechnungsadresse in A, D ausgeliefert werden.