Multilingualism and language shift in South Africa: The case of Telugu, an Indian language

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. Preface: Multilingualism in South Africa
4. Multilingualism as a developmental resource: Framework for a research program
5. Language attitudes in the South African National Defence Force: Views from the Sixth South African Infantry
6. In pursuit of multilingualism in South Africa
7. Literacy and middle-class privilege in post-apartheid South Africa: Evidence from planning time sessions at Church Pre-school
8. Conflict and control in intercultural communication: A case study of compliance-gaining strategies in interactions between black nurses and white residents in a nursing home in CapeTown, South Africa
9. Keeping the kitchen clean: Towards an analysis of English-medium interactions between black people and white people in post-apartheid South Africa
10. ‘We-codes, ‘they-codes’, and ‘codes-in-between’: Identities of English and codeswitching in post-apartheid South Africa
11. Multilingualism and language shift in South Africa: The case of Telugu, an Indian language
12. Book reviews