1st Edition
Racialization and Language Interdisciplinary Perspectives From Perú
Chapter 1. The production of racialized discourses: An introduction
Michele Back & Virginia Zavala
Chapter 2. "We are a distinct race that can accomplish everything:"
Enterprise, education, and new racial concepts in neoliberal Peru
Leonor Lamas
Chapter 3. Racism and social interaction in a southern Peruvian combi
Margarita Huayhua
Chapter 4. Processes of racialization after political violence:
The discourse of marginality in the community of Chapi, Ayacucho
Nathalie Koc-Menard
Chapter 5. Language ideologies and racialization: A study of secondary students in Lima
Ylse Mesía
Chapter 6. From racism to racialization: Arguments regarding inequality in Peru
Víctor Vich and Virginia Zavala
Chapter 7. Negotiations of Peruvian identity: Magaly Solier and the Andean woman
Eunice Cortez
Chapter 8. Amixer detected!: Identities and racism in Peruvian cyberspace
Roberto Brañez
Chapter 9. Race and linguistic essentialism on Peruvian Twitter
Michele Back
Chapter 10. Racist practices in virtual democracy: Constructing the "ppkausa" on Facebook
Isabel Wong
Afterword. Racialization processes and geopolitical empistemologies
Mariana Achugar
Biography
Michele Back is Assistant Proefssor of World Languages Education at the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut, USA.
Virginia Zavala is Professor of Linguistics at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
