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Language Ideologies and Decoloniality in Vernac News
This study examines the language ideologies constructed in the publication Vernac News produced by students at the University of Cape Town. These language ideologies seek to challenge and subvert dominant language practices within the university community. These dominant language ideologies are chal...
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School of Education
2019
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