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A first synthesis of work done in sociolinguistic superdiversity, this volume offers a substantial introduction to the field and the issues and state-of-the-art research papers organized around three themes: Sketching the paradigm, Sociolinguistic complexity, Policing complexity. The focus is to show how complexity rather than plurality can serve as a lens through which an equally vast range of topics, sites, and issues can be tied together. Superdiversity captures the acceleration and intensification of processes of social `mixing' and `fragmentation' since the early 1990s, as an outcome of two different but related processes: new post-Cold War migration flows, and the advent and spread of the Internet and mobile technologies. The confluence of these forces have created entirely new sociolinguistic environments, leading to research in the past decade that has brought a mixture of new empirical terrain-extreme diversity in language and literacy resources, complex repertoires and practices of participants in interaction-and conceptual challenges. Language and Superdiversity is a landmark volume bringing together the work of the scholars and researchers who spearhead the development of the sociolinguistics of superdiversity.
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CONTENTS1. IntroductionKarel Arnaut , Jan Blommaert, Ben Rampton, and Massimiliano Spotti? Part 1: Sketching the paradigm2. Language and superdiversityJan Blommaert and Ben Rampton3. Super-diversity: Elements of an emerging perspectiveKarel Arnaut4. From multilingual classification to translingual ontology: A turning pointDavid Parkin? Part II: Sociolinguistic complexity5. Drilling down to the grain in superdiversityBen Rampton6. Buffalaxing the other: Superdiversity in action on YouTubeSirpa Leppanen and Ari Hakkinen7. Polylanguaging in super-diversityJens Normann Jorgensen, Martha Sif Karrebaek, Lian Malai Madsen, and Janus Spindler Moller? ? 8. `A typical gentleman': Metapragmatic stereotypes as systems of distinctionAdrian Blackledge and Angela Creese9. Mobility, voice, and symbolic restratification: An ethnography of `elite migrants' in urban ChinaJie Dong? Part III: Policing complexity10. Ethnographic linguistic landscape analysis and social change: A case studyJan Blommaert and Ico Maly11. Superdiversity on the Internet: A case from ChinaPiia Varis and Xuan Wang12. Translating global experience into institutional models of competency: Linguistic inequalities in the job interviewCelia Roberts13. Sociolinguistic shibboleths at the institutional gate: Language, origin and the construction of asylum seekers' identitiesMassimiliano Spotti
