Linguistic Minorities and Modernity : A Sociolinguistic Ethnography

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Pub. Date: 1999-02-01
Publisher(s): Longman Cheshire Pty Ltd
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Author Biography

Monica Heller is Professor in the Department of Sociology and Equity Studies in Education and the Centre de Recherches en Education Franco-ontarienne at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, the University of Toronto, Canada.

Table of Contents

Author's Acknowledgments
Publisher's Acknowledgments
The Transformation of Linguistic Minorities
The Voyage: Language, Identity, and Hyper Modernity
Linguistic Norms, Social Interactions, and Interest
A Sociolinguistic Ethnogrophy
L'Ecole Champlain
The Structure of the Book
'L'Unite Dans La Diversite
Introduction. 1968: Schooling and Minority Language Rights
The Consequences of Mobilization
Champlain and the Politics of Equity
Champlain's 25th Anniversary Celebrations
Norms and Contradictions
Introduction
The Social Organization of Linguistic Monitoring
The Construction and Management of a Monolingual Ideal
La Qualite de la Langue
Normativity and Strategic Ambiguity
Being Bilingual
Playing the Game
Luc/Luke and Sandra
Bilinguals Rule
Les Quebecois. 'Je Ne Comprenias Rien'. Conclusion
Girls and Boys
Gender and Public Space
Studs and Juliettes
Ways in and Ways Out
The 'Nerds'. Conclusion
Periphery to Centre
Voices from the Margins
The Phat Boys
A View from Africa
Music and Consciousness
The Angels
A Hip-Hop School
The Distribution of Linguistic Capital
L'Ecole Champlain and the Politics of Identity
Bilingualism, Language Norms and Social Selection
Discourse at School and Other Sites
Bibliography
Author Index
Subject Index
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