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"""Drawing on both normative principles and empirical findings, the various essays in this volume examine the centrality of language to issues of social justice, exploring its role in establishing social equality, status, and solidarity, as well as how individual and group identity and dignity seek verbal expression. Also explored are the expressive and communicative aspects of language as shown through social, economic, and political practices and structures. The essays are rigorous, thorough, and demanding, while also being fair and fecund. Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and professionals."" Choice"

Drawing on both normative principles and empirical findings, the various essays in this volume examine the centrality of language to issues of social justice, exploring its role in establishing social equality, status, and solidarity, as well as how individual and group identity and dignity seek verbal expression. Also explored are the expressive and communicative aspects of language as shown through social, economic, and political practices and structures. The essays are rigorous, thorough, and demanding, while also being fair and fecund. Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and professionals. Choice

Language Ethics brings together some of the most reputable scholars in the field and opens up new areas of debate in the discussion of language policy. Taken together, the essays in this collection constitute an impressive corpus of reflection on the emerging issue of language ethics. Michael Kelly, University of Southampton and co-author of The Palgrave Handbook of Languages and Conflict

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Yael Peled is a research associate at McGill's Institue for Health and Social Policy. Daniel M. Weinstock is James McGill Professor in the Faculty of Law and director of the Institute for Health and Social Policy, McGill University.

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