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Routledge Posthumanist Applied Linguistics - Academic Book

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Posthumanist Applied Linguistics by Routledge provides a fresh perspective on how we understand language in a changing world. By examining diverse contexts such as urban multilingualism and animal communication, this book offers new ways to think about the human condition. It addresses significant topics including the Anthropocene, new materialism, and distributed language. Through eight incisive chapters written by a leading expert in the field, readers can explore the boundaries between humans, animals, and objects. This work examines how assemblages and language function across different entities, offering deep insights that impact research, education, and politics. It is an essential resource for those looking to understand the connection between language and the wider world in a posthumanist framework.

Key Features

Explores diverse data sources ranging from urban multilingualism to studies of animal communication.

Provides new perspectives on the Anthropocene and its impact on linguistic study.

Examines the boundaries between humans, other animals, and objects through eight chapters.

Offers theoretical insights into new materialism, distributed language, and assemblages.

Addresses major implications for the fields of research, education, and politics.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
14 September 2017
Listed Since
18 March 2017

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