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***Calling all authors: OUP welcomes book proposals for its Oxford Studies in the Anthropology of Language series!***<o:p></o:p></p>
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<i>The series is devoted to works from a wide array of scholarly traditions that treat linguistic practices as forms of social action. The series publishes two types of books: (1) those in which language itself is the main object of inquiry; and (2) those in
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relativity, the contexts of linguistic change, language socialization, gendered language use, language and race, institutional discourse, agency and language, language contact, language endangerment and revitalization, poetics and performance, language ideologies,
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If you have a book idea or indeed a book manuscript and would like it to be considered for the series, please write to me at <a href="mailto:aduranti@anthro.ucla.edu" style="color: rgb(70, 120, 134);">aduranti@anthro.ucla.edu</a> or to Julia Steer, OUP’s linguistics
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<div>Alessandro Duranti</div>
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