Signs of Difference: Language and Ideology in Social Life
by Susan Gal, Judith T. Irvine
A study of how language and ideology intersect to shape social life, identity, and power across different communities.
About This Book
Signs of Difference examines the role of language in constructing social ideologies and marking distinctions among groups.
The authors analyze how linguistic practices reflect and reinforce broader cultural and political structures.
Through comparative case studies, the book highlights the dynamic relationship between language, power, and identity.
It offers insights into the ways everyday communication sustains social hierarchies and ideologies.
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