Multilingualism in the Andes

Preface1. Introduction2. Language: vehicle of power and object of policy3. Linguistic racism in Latin America: reality and rights4. Post-millennial politics of multilingualism in Hispanicised Latin America5. Indigenous language activism, second-language learning and the growth of agency6. Translation, interpreting and Indigenous language rights7. Conclusions

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• Estudos Hispânicos e Latino
• Antropologia social e cultural
• Bilinguismo e multilinguismo
• Literatura: história e crítica
• Tradução e interpretação
• Sociolinguística
• Linguística histórica e comparativa

Rosaleen Howard;translation studies;Latin American politics;Hispanicised Latin America;linguistic racism in Latin America;language and racism;language revitalisation;language endangerment;critical multilingualism research;Andean-Amazonian states;Indigenous rights movements;poststructuralist critical sociolinguistics;linguistic anthropology;linguistic diversities;language inequalities;language use;language politics;language policy;language shift;Indigenous languages;Hispanicisation;multilingualism;Intercultural Bilingual Education;IBE;Indigenous Education;Language Ideologies;Education System;UN;Indigenous Organisations;Indigenous Language Policy;Spanish Language;Neoliberal Multiculturalism;Amazonian Languages;Colonial Administration;Language Rights;Language Regimentation;Quechua Language;Good Life;EIB;Language Policymaking;Omnipresent;Indigenous Movement;Andean States;Held