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SUMMARY:Deadline to get 50% off “Entanglements Between Decolonial and Southerniz
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This book explores
the ways in which language is understood in diverse contexts, and how li
nguistic theories—and the idea of language as an object—fail to represen
t a reality that is inherently multi- and trans-. The chapters tease out
the way that an understanding of language as a social practice, and the
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n international ‘neutral’ language in research and teaching, to the impo
rtance of life trajectories and multilingualism in the development of th
eoretical perspectives. The book offers a glimpse of a decolonial lingui
stics that recognizes the importance of entanglement—between languages,
between the North and South and between the personal and the theoretical
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