Language Without Borders

Language Without BordersExamines how code switching, code mixing, and accents reveal class relations embedded in Hindi cinema. Language Without Borders is the first book length exploration of code switching, code mixing, and accents in Hindi cinema. Considering political shiftsfrom socialism to free market liberalizationand their manifestations across several decades of Hindi cinema, the book examines the visual and aural representations of English Englishness in popular

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