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Bilingual Research Journal· 2014Q1

Translanguaging: Language, Bilingualism, and Education

Suzanne García-Mateus

Short summary

This book offers a comprehensive overview of translanguaging, a concept that views the linguistic repertoires of multilingual individuals as a unified whole, rather than separate languages.

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Key points

  • Introduces translanguaging as a unified view of multilingual linguistic repertoires.
  • Challenges traditional notions of distinct, separate languages in multilingual speakers.
  • Offers a timely resource for scholars and practitioners in bilingual education.

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Abstract

Ofelia Garcia’s and Li Wei’s comprehensive, yet succinct, book, Translanguaging: Language, Bilingualism, and Education, could not have arrived at a better time for scholars and practitioners with a...

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Field: Linguistics and Language

Linguistics and LanguageSocial Sciences