Vol 5 No 2 (2017): Legitimate Speakers in Contested Spaces | Critical Multilingualism Studies

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a special issue, guest-edited by Livi Yoshioka-Maxwell and Jonathon Repinecz

Published: 2017-08-27

Introduction

Acknowledgements

Jonathon Repinecz, Livi Yoshioka-Maxwell

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Introduction: Legitimate Speakers in Contested Spaces

William Heidenfeldt

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Articles

French Heritage Language Learning: A Site of Multilingual Identity Formation, Cultural Exploration, and Creative Expression in New York City

Maya Angela Smith

10–38
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Multiculturalism from the inside out: Occitan and Toulouse

Elyse Ritchey

39–63
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Silent Multilingualism: Language Politics in the Mediterranean

Celine Piser

64–86
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From Bozal to Mulata: a Sociolinguistic Analysis of the Black African Female Slave in Early Modern Spanish Theater

Antonio M Rueda

87–110
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Playful Pedagogy and Polemic Bilingualism in the Contemporary Argentine Memoir of Immigration: Mario Castells’ El mosto y la queresa (2012)

Juan Caballero

111–128
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Trembling in the House of Time: Linguistic Re-appropriation through Self-translation in Juan Gelman’s dibaxu

Brandon Rigby

129–148
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“Un créole extrêmement vivace”: Linguistic Identity and Belonging in Bessora’s 53 cm

Livi Yoshioka-Maxwell

149–177
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“The Facets of our Diglossia”: Native Speakers as Multilingual Storytellers

Jonathon Repinecz

178–207
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