The Routledge Handbook of Multilingualism [Paperback]

Introduction: Critical and decolonial approaches to multilingualism in global perspective

1.Lessons for decolonization from pre-colonial translingualism

2. Looking at multilingualisms from the Global South

3. (De)colonial multilingual/multimodal practices: Resisting and re-existing voices from Latin America

4. Raciolinguistic ideologies

5. Unequal Englishes in the Global South

6. Materialities and ontologies: Thinking multilingualism through language materiality, post-humanism and new materiality

7. Translanguaging and trans-semiotising

8. Multilingualism and Multimodality

9. Indigenous language and education rights

10. Linguistic Citizenship

11. Multilingual Literacies

12. Digital Multilingualism

13. Indigenous education and multilingualism: Global perspectives and local experiences

14. Multilingualism and language/s of learning and teaching in post-colonial Sub-Saharan Africa

15. Decolonizing multilingual pedagogies

16. Opening (up) spaces for multilingual learning and teaching practices in South African Higher Education: A decolonial perspective <ls*