Language, Capitalism, Colonialism: Toward a Critical History
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Language, Capitalism, Colonialism: Toward a Critical History

by Monica Heller, Bonnie Mcelhinny

History Sociology Linguistics
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A critical history exploring intersections of language, capitalism, and colonialism, offering interdisciplinary perspectives on power and linguistic practices.

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Language, Capitalism, Colonialism examines the complex relationships between linguistic practices and structures of power.

The work draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to analyze historical developments and their ongoing effects.

Readers will encounter discussions of how language has been shaped by economic and colonial forces.

The book provides context for understanding contemporary issues in language and society.

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