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Voices Of Modernity Language Ideologies And The Politics Of Inequality Richard Bauman

Name: Voices Of Modernity Language Ideologies And The Politics Of Inequality Richard Bauman
SKU: BELL-1883544
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.06 MB

Pages: 374

Author: Richard Bauman, Charles L. Briggs

ISBN: 9780511064296, 9780521008976, 9780521810692, 0511064292, 0521008972, 0521810698

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Voices Of Modernity Language Ideologies And The Politics Of Inequality Richard Bauman by Richard Bauman, Charles L. Briggs 9780511064296, 9780521008976, 9780521810692, 0511064292, 0521008972, 0521810698 instant download after payment.

This study asserts that conscious development of new ways of thinking about language had a crucial role in modern history, particularly the discovery of how differences between languages legitimated social inequalities. It claims that savages and ancients were judged alike because they used language similarly, in contrast to modern Europeans who used disciplined language in scientific, philosophical and legal projects.