Imprisoned in English: The Hazards of English as a Default Language
In Imprisoned in English, Anna Wierzbicka explores the hazards of treating English as a default language. The book considers how reliance on one dominant language can affect communication, understanding, and expression, offering a thoughtful perspective for readers interested in linguistics and language use.
About This Book
Imprisoned in English examines the implications of using English as a default language.
Anna Wierzbicka focuses on the hazards that can arise when English becomes the assumed medium for communication.
The book offers a language-centered perspective on how linguistic conventions may influence understanding and expression.
It is suited to readers interested in linguistics, language use, and the broader effects of English in communication.
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