Space-Time (Dis)continuities in the Linguistic Landscape

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Introduction: Expanding LL studies to space–time (dis)continuities
Part I Post-colonial transitions in the LL
	Chapter 1 Plantations, place-naming, and the contested afterlife of slavery
	Chapter 2 The spatial politics of the commemorative street names of Hong Kong
	Chapter 3 Multilingualism for whom in Rwanda?: The nexus of power and practices
	Chapter 4 Politics in the linguistic landscape of Dili, Timor-Leste
	Chapter 5 A tale of two cities: Recycling history through discourses of identity, nostalgia, and heritage
	Chapter 6 Timespace discontinuity in the LL – the case of two slavery sites in Ghana
Part II Post-communist transformations of the LL
	Chapter 7 Murals as a carrier of change: The transformative power of a street art festival in a small Bulgarian village
	Chapter 8 Commemorative street naming practices in the border towns Frankfurt (Oder)/Słubice
	Chapter 9 Street name plates as a mirror of compromised decommunization: The influence of lower-level urban actors on the linguistic streetscape in Ukraine
	Chapter 10 The walls of peril: Belligerent symbolics of post-war murals in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Part III Current contestations in and of the LL
	Chapter 11 The Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh: Linguistic landscape, document, and poetic autoethnography analyses
	Chapter 12 Stonewall was a riot!: Politics in Cologne’s Pride
	Chapter 13 Semiotic assemblages in the linguistic landscape of protest in Venezuela
	Chapter 14 Code choice, humour, intertextuality, and the expression of emotions in the linguistic landscape of the women’s protest in Poland 2020–2021 versus the 1980s
	Chapter 15 Production of representational spaces as the political construction of “New Turkey”: Re/naming public spaces after the coup attempt
Index