Performative Linguistic Space: Ethnographies of Spatial Politics and Dynamic Linguistic Practices

This Volume Explores Performative Linguistic Space, Namely A Space Which Ushers Or Hinders Linguistic Practices. Space Is Made Productive As A Result Of Individuals Who Bring Linguistic Politics From Diverse Spaces Into New Ones. By Moving Away From The Notions Of Discrete Units Of Language And Linguistic Communities Associated With A Specific Space, This Volume Suggests A Fluid Productive Aspect Of Space. It Goes Beyond The Assumed Space-linguistic Community Association Through Ethnographic Accounts That Mediate Linguistic Anthropology, Cultural Geography, Sociolinguistics, And Deaf Studies.