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Heteroglossia in Action: Sámi Children, Textbooks and Rap

Dufva HanneleSari Pietikäinen

subject

Action (philosophy)PedagogyMeaning-makingLanguage educationPolyphonyContext (language use)SociologyHeteroglossiaChronotopeIndigenous

description

This chapter examines heteroglossia in the complex, continuously evolving multilingual context of Samiland, the historically and culturally central area for indigenous Sami culture and languages. The analytical discussion is of a rap about textbooks, created and performed by a group of Sami children with the help of their teachers and parents that they presented as their petition for more Sami language teaching materials. The rap is viewed as an example of heteroglossic practices, a strategic mobilization, mixture and recycling of multiple meaning making resources that result in a polyphonic performance.

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7856-6_4