The Relocation of English Shifting Paradigms in a Global Era
Addressing issues related to the physical, cultural, ideological and psychological relocation of English, this volume provides a critical examination of current sociolinguistic study of English in the world and suggests a new approach which focuses more o
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Oakes and Jane Warren LANGUAGE, CITIZENSHIP AND IDENTITY IN QUEBEC Mario Saraceni THE RELOCATION OF ENGLISH Shifting Paradigms in a Global Era Christina Slade and Martina Mollering (editors) FROM MIGRANT TO CITIZEN: TESTING LANGUAGE, TESTING CULTURE Colin Williams LINGUISTIC MINORITIES IN DEMOCRATIC CONTEXT Forthcoming titles: John Edwards CHALLENGES IN THE SOCIAL LIFE OF LANGUAGE
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The Relocation of English Shifting Paradigms in a Global Era Mario Saraceni University of Portsmouth, UK
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To Marta, for her immense patience
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
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