Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Dedication vi
4. Interlude: In Memory of Átila Calvente ix
5. Gratitudes xiii
6. Foreword xv
7. Why ‘Shades of Decolonial Linguistics’? 1
8. 1 Living Theory and Theory that Kills: Language, Communication and Control 13
9. 2 An Iconoclast’s Approach to Decolonial Linguistics 44
10. 3 Giving Jack His Jacket: Linguistic Contact in the Danish West Indies 68
11. 4 Challenging the Dominance of Mind over Body in the History of Language Analysis 88
12. 5 Keywords for India: A Conceptual Lexicon for the 21st Century 120
13. 6 Queer Anger: A Conversation on Alliances and Affective Politics 142
14. 7 Identity and the African Storybook Initiative: A Decolonial Project? 163
15. 8 Domination and Underlying Form in Linguistics 190
16. 9 Decolonizing Multilingualism: A Practice-Led Approach 210
17. Epilogue 237
18. Index 241