Table of Contents

General IntroductionPart 1: Colonialism, Imperialism and Global Process 1. (1922) The Origin of Speech Otto Jespersen 2.(1921) Language, Race and Culture Edward Sapir 3. (2001) Language and Race Bill Ashcroft 4. (1989): Language Mervyn Alleyne 5. (1986) The Language of African Literature Ngugi wa Thiong'o 6.(1997) The World Bank, the Language Question and the Future of African Education Alamin Mazrui 7. (1990) Language Varieties and Standard Language Randolph Quirk 8. (1990) Displacing the Native Speaker: Expertise, Affiliation and Inheritance Ben Rampton Part 2: Nation-states and Minorities 9. (1972) The Impact of Nationalism on Language Planning Joshua Fishman 10. (1995) Banal Nationalism Michael Billig 11. (1988) The Language Issue Ray Honeyford 12. (1997) Suite for Ebony and Phonics John Rickford 13. (1998) Singapore's 'Speak Mandarin' Campaign: Language Ideological Debates and the Imagining of a Nation Wendy Bockhorst-Heng 14. (1992) Language, Youth and the Destabilisation of Ethnicity Roger Hewitt 15. (1995) Junk Spanish, Covert Racism, and the (leaky) Boundary between Public and Private Spheres Jane Hill 16. (1995) Outlaw Language: Creating Alternative Public Spheres in Basque free radio Jacqueline Urla 17. (1999) Alternative Ideologies of la francophonie Monica Heller Part 3: Language, Discourse and Ethnic Style 18. (c. 1936) An American Indian Model of the Universe Benjamin Lee Whorf 19. (1972) Participant Structures and Communicative Competence: Warm Springs Children in Community and Classroom Susan U. Philips 20. (1979) Cross-Cultural Communication John Gumperz 21. (1979) Social Contexts for Ethnic Borders and School Failure Ray McDermott and Kenneth Gospodinoff 22. (1972) Bilingual Codeswitching John Gumperz & Eduardo Hernández-Chavez 23. (2003) Abstract Inquiry and the Patrolling of Black/White Borders through Linguistic Stylisation John T. Clark 24. (1999) Yorkville Crossing: White Teens, Hip Hop and African American English Cecilia Cutler 25. (1995) X Amount of Sat Siri Akal!: Apache Indian, Reggae Music and Intermezzo Culture Les Back. Index

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"An excellent overview of an important and complex interdisciplinary area, provided through a varied set of texts which are engaging and challenging, but still accessible."
-Mark Sebba, Lancaster University, UK
"This text is to be recommended for students, teachers and interested lay readers interested in the (changing) ways in which language has been used to articulate matters of race and ethnicity.."
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