Language as Cultural Practice

Discover the profound insights of Language as Cultural Practice by Taylor & Francis Inc, published in 2002. This compelling hardback edition spans 248 pages and explores the intricate relationship between home language practices and the development of bilingual and biliterate abilities among language minority children. Drawing on an ethnographic study of language socialization practices within Mexican-background families in the United States, this book offers valuable perspectives for educators, parents, and researchers interested in language acquisition and cultural identity. Uncover how cultural practices shape language development and the importance of fostering bilingualism in today's diverse society. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of language and culture!