Introduction: Political Economies of Literacy in Multilingual South-east Asia

Christopher Stroud · Lionel Wee

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The paradigm shift from viewing literacy as a technological tool to one where it is treated as a form of social practice (cf. Street, 1984) allows for the recognition of (1) the role of literacy in...

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1987Literacy in Theory and Practice 1994Cross-Cultural Approaches to Literacy 2001Literacy in American Lives 2003Literacy in American Lives 2003Commentary: A sociolinguistics of globalization 1998Sponsors of Literacy 2004Writing as a problem: African grassroots writing, economies of literacy, and globalization 1987Gender, Language and the Politics of Literacy

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