The Politics of Language in Australia, Ozolins, Uldis 9780521447867 New<-
Cambridge University Press
Explore the complex relationship between language and power in Australia with "The Politics of Language in Australia." This insightful book delves into how linguistic diversity shapes social and political landscapes, examining issues of language policy, identity, and education. Written by Uldis Ozolins of Deakin University, this work offers a comprehensive analysis for students, academics, and anyone interested in sociolinguistics and Australian society. Key topics covered include: - The historical evolution of language in Australia - Language rights and multilingualism - The impact of language on social inclusion and exclusion - Debates surrounding English-only policies - The role of language in Indigenous communities This paperback edition provides accessible and thorough coverage of a crucial aspect of Australian culture and politics. A must-read for understanding the nuances of communication and its societal implications. Product Summary: The Politics of Language in Australia, paperback edition by Cambridge University Press, authored by Uldis Ozolins. Examines language policy, identity, and sociolinguistics in Australia.
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