There are many different discourses aboutEnglish inIndia that emerge from different subject positions. The discourses of both theEnglish‐dominant and theEnglish‐excluded draw on similar themes and on dominant ideologies of globalization, but produce discourses that are refractions of each other. At a theoretical level, this gives us insight into interdiscursivity and how dominant discourses shape the formation of non‐dominant discourses. I suggest that such discourses have a fractal nature, being products of iteration and manifesting similar structures, and offer the concept of fractal discursivity as a way of analyzing this kind of interdiscursivity.
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