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Ana Celia Zentella, Adam Schwartz, Bonnie Urciuoli, Cristian Aquino-Sterling - Language, Identity and Justice, Häftad

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Language, Identity and Justice

The Anthropolitical Worlds of Ana Celia Zentella

Av Ana Celia Zentella, Adam Schwartz, Bonnie Urciuoli, Cristian Aquino-Sterling

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With linguistic and cultural diversity increasingly under attack, Ana Celia Zentella’s work becomes more and more poignantNow more than ever, questions of the interplay and interdependency between academic work and activism are crucial. This book traces these questions through the work of one thinker, Ana Celia Zentella, who has made important contributions to the development of both linguistics and anthropology over the course of her career. The book presents key pieces of her anthropolitical work, the lived experience of language use, and activism. It traces how her thinking has evolved and how her activism has informed her academic work, and vice versa. The book will be both a valuable introduction to her work for new students, and an accessible selection of reading for scholars wishing to trace the development of key current debates in linguistics and anthropology.
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Ana Celia Zentella is Professor Emerita, UC San Diego, USA. A central figure in what she has named 'anthropolitical linguistics', she has studied varieties of Spanish and English, Spanglish, language socialization in US Latinu families, and linguistic intolerance facilitated by English-only laws and anti-bilingual education legislation.Adam Schwartz is an Associate Professor of Language, Culture and Society at Oregon State University, USA, and is a critical applied linguist.Bonnie Urciuoli is Emerita Professor of Anthropology at Hamilton College, USA. Her areas of interest are linguistic, semiotic, and cultural anthropology.Cristian Aquino-Sterling is the Keith and Lynn Whitworth Distinguished Chair in Classical Education at Dalton State College, USA, and co-founder and director of www.icberg.org.

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Zentella’s collected essays remain essential readings in sociolinguistics and bilingualism. In today’s contested climate, these writings illuminate how language shapes identity, inequality, and belonging. Through rich ethnographic insight, these writings challenge deficit perspectives while affirming bilingual lives’ dignity, creativity, and complexity. This volume must be read by both new and established scholars.

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