Language, Latin America, and beyond

[Faudree, Paja]

Dear All,

I am writing an essay for a volume called *Global Latin America* that will
explore linguistic connections between Latin America and the rest of the
world.  The essay is meant to be accessible, sythetic, and holistic --
which will inevitably mean drawing on examples that are far from my own
research. So I am seeking your help in thinking through what some of the
central points of contact have been and are today, and what might be some
compelling cases of "global connection" involving Latin America and
language.  Any suggestions, with or without citations, would be most
welcome!

Feel free to respond to me off list at paja_faudree at brown.edu.

Best wishes,

Paja

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Paja Faudree
Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Brown University
https://research.brown.edu/myresearch/Paja_Faudree

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