Translingual Inheritance: Language Diversity in Early National Philadelphia (Composition, Literacy, and Culture)
Elizabeth Kimball examines language diversity in early national Philadelphia through the related themes of composition, literacy, and culture. Focusing on translingual inheritance, this study offers readers a historical perspective on how language and communication can be understood within a formative American setting.
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Translingual Inheritance examines language diversity in early national Philadelphia.
The book focuses on the connections among composition, literacy, and culture.
It considers how translingual inheritance informs the study of language and communication in this historical setting.
Elizabeth Kimball presents a focused work for readers interested in language history, literacy, and Philadelphia’s early national culture.
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