Linguistic Diversity and Social Justice: An Introduction to Applied Sociolinguistics
Linguistic Diversity and Social Justice offers an introduction to applied sociolinguistics, examining how language and society intersect. With social justice at its center, the book provides a foundation for understanding linguistic diversity and its broader implications for inclusion, equality, and everyday social life.
About This Book
Linguistic Diversity and Social Justice introduces applied sociolinguistics through a focus on the relationship between language and society.
The book explores linguistic diversity as an important social issue, connecting language with questions of justice, inclusion, and inequality.
It provides an accessible foundation for readers seeking to understand how sociolinguistic perspectives can be applied to real-world concerns.
Written by Ingrid Piller, this introduction is suited to students and readers interested in language, society, and social justice.
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