Spanish Language in the United States
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Spanish Language in the United States
Rootedness, Racialization, and Resistance
Delgado, Daniel; Cobas, Jose; Urciuoli, Bonnie; Feagin, Joe
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2022
162
Dura
Inglês
9781032190563
15 a 20 dias
367
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Section One: Language, Race, and Power
Introduction: Language, Racialization, and Power.
Chapter 1: The Case of Middle-class Latinos in the United States
Section Two: Rootedness
Chapter 2: The Early Political History of Spanish in the United States
Chapter 3: The Demography and Socioeconomic Standing of Spanish-Language Latinos
Section Three: Racialization
Chapter 4: What Anti-Spanish Prejudice Tells Us about Whiteness
Chapter 5: A Language-elsewhere: A Friendlier Linguistic Terrorism
Chapter 6: "You Are Not Allowed to Speak Spanish! This Is an American Hospital!": Puerto Ricans' Experiences with Linguistic Discrimination and Otherness in Central Florida
Chapter 7: Black Spanish, White Leanings, Trigueno Mythologies in Puerto Rico
Section Four: Resistance
Chapter 8: The Enchantment of Language Resistance in Puerto Rico
Chapter 9: Subtracting Spanish and Forcing English: My Lived Experience in Texas Public Schools
Introduction: Language, Racialization, and Power.
Chapter 1: The Case of Middle-class Latinos in the United States
Section Two: Rootedness
Chapter 2: The Early Political History of Spanish in the United States
Chapter 3: The Demography and Socioeconomic Standing of Spanish-Language Latinos
Section Three: Racialization
Chapter 4: What Anti-Spanish Prejudice Tells Us about Whiteness
Chapter 5: A Language-elsewhere: A Friendlier Linguistic Terrorism
Chapter 6: "You Are Not Allowed to Speak Spanish! This Is an American Hospital!": Puerto Ricans' Experiences with Linguistic Discrimination and Otherness in Central Florida
Chapter 7: Black Spanish, White Leanings, Trigueno Mythologies in Puerto Rico
Section Four: Resistance
Chapter 8: The Enchantment of Language Resistance in Puerto Rico
Chapter 9: Subtracting Spanish and Forcing English: My Lived Experience in Texas Public Schools
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Spanish Language;Puerto Ricans;United States;White Public Space;Middle Class Latinos;Spanish Speakers;Spanish Dominant Speakers;Critical Race Theory;English Dominant Speakers;Language Ideology;English Language Policy;Spanish Accent;African Slave Trade;Spanish Retention;Treaty Citizens;Language Policy;Latino Population;Deficiency Perspective;Spanish Accented English;Continental United States;Limited English Proficiency;Hasta La Vista;PNP;Mock Spanish;Puerto Rican Society
Section One: Language, Race, and Power
Introduction: Language, Racialization, and Power.
Chapter 1: The Case of Middle-class Latinos in the United States
Section Two: Rootedness
Chapter 2: The Early Political History of Spanish in the United States
Chapter 3: The Demography and Socioeconomic Standing of Spanish-Language Latinos
Section Three: Racialization
Chapter 4: What Anti-Spanish Prejudice Tells Us about Whiteness
Chapter 5: A Language-elsewhere: A Friendlier Linguistic Terrorism
Chapter 6: "You Are Not Allowed to Speak Spanish! This Is an American Hospital!": Puerto Ricans' Experiences with Linguistic Discrimination and Otherness in Central Florida
Chapter 7: Black Spanish, White Leanings, Trigueno Mythologies in Puerto Rico
Section Four: Resistance
Chapter 8: The Enchantment of Language Resistance in Puerto Rico
Chapter 9: Subtracting Spanish and Forcing English: My Lived Experience in Texas Public Schools
Introduction: Language, Racialization, and Power.
Chapter 1: The Case of Middle-class Latinos in the United States
Section Two: Rootedness
Chapter 2: The Early Political History of Spanish in the United States
Chapter 3: The Demography and Socioeconomic Standing of Spanish-Language Latinos
Section Three: Racialization
Chapter 4: What Anti-Spanish Prejudice Tells Us about Whiteness
Chapter 5: A Language-elsewhere: A Friendlier Linguistic Terrorism
Chapter 6: "You Are Not Allowed to Speak Spanish! This Is an American Hospital!": Puerto Ricans' Experiences with Linguistic Discrimination and Otherness in Central Florida
Chapter 7: Black Spanish, White Leanings, Trigueno Mythologies in Puerto Rico
Section Four: Resistance
Chapter 8: The Enchantment of Language Resistance in Puerto Rico
Chapter 9: Subtracting Spanish and Forcing English: My Lived Experience in Texas Public Schools
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Spanish Language;Puerto Ricans;United States;White Public Space;Middle Class Latinos;Spanish Speakers;Spanish Dominant Speakers;Critical Race Theory;English Dominant Speakers;Language Ideology;English Language Policy;Spanish Accent;African Slave Trade;Spanish Retention;Treaty Citizens;Language Policy;Latino Population;Deficiency Perspective;Spanish Accented English;Continental United States;Limited English Proficiency;Hasta La Vista;PNP;Mock Spanish;Puerto Rican Society
