Journal of Postcolonial Linguistics 5 (2021)

Words, People and Place: Linguistics Meets Popular Geopolitics
Carsten Levisen & Susana S. Fernández

1–11

Language Textbooks and Popular Geopolitics: Representations of the World and (Post)colonial History in English and French
Karen Risager

12–30

The Conceptual Semantics of ‘Latin America’: Popular Geopolitics and Spanish Language Teaching in Denmark
Susana S. Fernández

31–54

Beyond Container Models of Language Spaces: Heterodox Geopolitical Knowledge in Belizean Teenagers’ Representations of Language
Britta Schneider

55–80

A Travel Guides’ View on a (Post)colonial Place: Tsingtau/Qingdao, China
Doris Stolberg

81–117

In and Out of Africa in Journalism and Literary Discourse
Adam Głaz

118–134

Popular Geopolitical Metaphors We Live(d) by: Remarks on Western Hegemonic Discourses and Caribbean Colonial History
Micah Corum

135–142

The Sloped World(s) of the Reta Language: The Expression of Elevation in a Montane Language Community
Jeroen Willemsen

143–177

Ideologies of Language and Place: Conflicting Expectations to Dialectal Speech Between Informants and Dialectologists
Yonatan Goldshtein & Liv Moeslund Ahlgren

178–203

Popular Geopolitics and the Conceptualization of Linguistic Norm Centres
Inger Schoonderbeek Hansen & Yonatan Goldshtein

204–225

“It’s the Economy, Stupid”: The Everyday Semantics of a Geopolitical Key Word
Cliff Goddard & Lauren Sadow

226–238