Community, Solidarity and Multilingualism in a Transnational Social Movement: A Critical Sociolinguistic Ethnography of Emmaus [Hardcover]

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Acknowledgements

Emmaus as a holistic social movement xx

Investigating sociolinguistic articulation across borders xx

Theoretical approaches xx

Critical ethnographic sociolinguistics xx

Transnational social movements xx

Community as a nexus xx

An ethnographic journey into a transnational field xx

Access, collaboration and positioning xx

An ethnographic toolbox xx

Structure of the book xx

Introduction xx

Transnational and multilingual expansion of a French movement xx

Foundation and Catacombs period (1949-1954) xx

Insurrection of Goodness in France (1954) and early expansion (1955-1969) xx

From the First World Assembly (1969) to the politicisation of the movement (1988) xx

Historicising religion and politics in two different Emmaus communities xx

Faith traditions and socio-political activism xx

Emmaus Barcelona: Progressive Catholicism and post-68 activism xx

Emmaus London: Charity and social enterprise xx

Concluding remarks: A solidarity mission over time xx

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