Languages In The World: How History, Culture, and Politics Shape Language
by Julie Tetel Andresen, Phillip M. Carter
Languages In The World explores how history, culture, and politics shape language. Written by Julie Tetel Andresen and Phillip M. Carter, this accessible work presents language as a dynamic social and historical phenomenon, making it a useful introduction for readers interested in linguistics and the forces influencing languages worldwide.
About This Book
Languages In The World examines language through the connected perspectives of history, culture, and politics.
Julie Tetel Andresen and Phillip M. Carter explore the ways these forces influence how languages develop and function in societies.
The book offers a broad introduction to language as a social and historical phenomenon.
It is suited to readers interested in linguistics and the relationships between language, culture, and political life.
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