English Linguistic Imperialism from Below: Moral Aspiration and Social Mobility (Critical Language and Literacy Studies Book 28)
by Leya Mathew
English Linguistic Imperialism from Below explores how English operates through everyday aspirations and ambitions for social mobility. Using a critical language and literacy studies perspective, Leya Mathew considers the social and moral dimensions of linguistic influence, offering readers a focused examination of language, power, education, and inequality.
About This Book
English Linguistic Imperialism from Below examines the social dimensions of English and its influence in contemporary life.
The book focuses on moral aspiration and social mobility as key perspectives for understanding engagement with English.
It presents a critical language and literacy studies approach to linguistic power, participation, and inequality.
Suitable for readers interested in language, education, society, and the broader consequences of English-language dominance.
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