6 The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar and the expression of sociopolitical protest in international news media

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgement
3. Foreword VII
4. Contents XIII
5. 1 Protesting, anthropocentric linguistics and monolingual coloniality 1
6. 2 Articulation as solidarity. An issue of who gazes and on what 15
7. 3 Anti-racism, Black feminism, and protesting discourses 35
8. 4 If Colored culture doesn’t exist: Protesting Colored erasure on social media in post-apartheid South Africa 51
9. 5 “No to mining”: Languaging and land protests in Xolobeni, South Africa 69
10. 6 The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar and the expression of sociopolitical protest in international news media 89
11. 7 Semantic prosody and political ideologies 107
12. 8 Social revolt and pandemic in Chile: How are protest landscapes reconfigured in urban and digital spaces? 125
13. 9 Expressions of (de)legitimation in the UK press reporting of Brexit-related protests 147
14. 10 Linguistic signs of gender violence protests in the Valencian community 165
15. 11 Encounters with Black Lives Matter protest placards in Germany: Toward productive racialization? 183
16. Contributors
17. Index