Critical Sociolinguistics: Dialogues, Dissonances, Developments

Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Contributors
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Experiment in Critical Sociolinguistic Knowledge Production: An Introduction to the Book
Part I: Lenses and Ontologies
	Chapter 2: Critical Sociolinguistics and the Imperative to Decolonize Language Studies
	Chapter 3: Historical Foundations: Some Threads for Integrating and Interrogating Historiography in Critical Sociolinguistics
	Chapter 4: Ethnography
	Chapter 5: Discourse: A Map in Constant Redrawing
	Chapter 6: Political Economy as a Framework for Sociolinguistics
	Chapter 7: Let’s Be Concrete: Language, Revolution, Materiality, Governmentality
Part II: Apparatuses and Instantiations
	Chapter 8: Language, Power, and the State
	Chapter 9: Mobilities, (Post-)Nationalism, and Trajectories across Linguistic Borders
	Chapter 10: Power and Critique
	Chapter 11: Capital(ism) in Our Lives
	Chapter 12: Work/Labor
	Chapter 13: Media Discourse and the Public Sphere: A Transnational Reflection on Truckers’ Protests during the Covid-19 Pandemic
	Chapter 14: The Battleground of Language and Education: A Conversation among Four Women Academics
Part III: Processes of Differentiations
	Chapter 15: Discursive Spaces of Identity
	Chapter 16: Authentic Problems: Critical Reflections on Theorizing Authenticity
	Chapter 17: Working the Field1 through Different Lenses: The Interwoven Narrative of Four Sociolinguists Who Work on Language Minoritization
	Chapter 18: Ideology, Practice, and Political Economy in the Study of “Bilingualism”
	Chapter 19: Short Stories on Social Inequalities
Part IV: Prefigurations and Utopias
	Chapter 20: Critique
	Chapter 21: Paradoxes of Activism in Sociolinguistics: Politics, Research, and Partisanship
	Chapter 22: Water Teaching, While the World Is on Fire
Index