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The Mouth

Critical Studies on Language, Culture and Society

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    • Normaliminalities (No. 1)
    • Tourism, Language and Mirgation in Mallorca (No. 2)
    • Critical Youth Language Studies - Rethinking Concepts (No. 3)
    • Taboo in Language and Discourse (No. 4)
    • Kaleidoscope (No. 5)
    • Teeth (No. 6)
    • Balamane (No. 7)
    • Migration Language Integration (No. 8)
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    • No.1 African Journey - A Memoir
    • No.2 Silence is the kosmos of woman listening to female noise
    • No.3 Language and Tourism in Zanzibar
    • No.4 Worte, Stimmen, Räume: Eine Einladung
    • No.5 #MugabeFalls Internet-Memes und linguistische Kreativität
    • No. 6 Grandmasters of the Drum
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    • Internationales Jahr der indigenen Sprachen
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    • Stellungnahme zu dem Treffen des Fachverbands mit Günter Nooke
    • Ohne Gebäck
    • Tourismus in Afrika
    • Soundscapes in Tourism
    • Offener Brief
    • From Jamaica to Africa: Sydney Salmon, repatriation and reggae in Ethiopia
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    • Balamane an exhibition
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    • Episode 2: Akello on Education in Uganda
    • Episode 3: Ndapewa on Fashion
    • Episode 4: Becker on Mandela
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Issue No. 1

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Events

#RILA Spring School Glasgow 2019: Angelika Mietzner and Anne Storch
have transformed their research presented in Mouth 1 & 2 into a play.
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The shark’s head and mouth is a painting on an outrigger of a ngalawa (a fishing boat used along the East African coastline). This boat was built in Zanzibar and was used for both fishing and racing.
von Rescue Themes.