Foreword

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments
3. Foreword VII
4. Contents XIX
5. 1 Protesting and de-utopianizing sociolinguistics 1
6. 2 Landscapes of protest movements: Spaces and discourses that prefigure, and perform other possible worlds 15
7. 3 “Qui no té passat, no té identitat” [One who has no past has no identity]: Voices from history in activist Spain 37
8. 4 Protest demonstrations in Kosovo: Histories of spatialized embodiment and its discursive (re)mediatization 59
9. 5 #idlenomore: The discourse of Indigenous resistance in Canada 83
10. 6 Fleeting notes or writing on the wall? 109
11. 7 Social media, affective publics and protest assemblages during the Covid-19 pandemic 129
12. 8 Insights on Political Graffiti in Kenya: Activism or Vandalism? 159
13. 9 Means of protest actions: Traces on the landscape 175
14. 10 Cartoons as a channel to protest against power: Abuse in the workplace 195
15. 11 The Egyptian revolution from hope to despair: Recollections of the protests 219
16. 12 Randuk as a tool of protesting: The case of the December 2018 Revolution in Sudan 233
17. Contributors
18. Index