Gender, Neoliberalism and Distinction through Linguistic Capital

Discover the compelling narratives of four young Taiwanese women in "Gender, Neoliberalism and Distinction through Linguistic Capital" by Mark Fifer Seilhamer. Published by Multilingual Matters in 2019, this insightful hardback edition spans 232 pages, exploring the intricate dynamics of multilingualism in Taiwan. The author delves into the strategies and challenges these women face as they leverage their English proficiency and linguistic resources to carve out their identities within a rapidly changing society. This book not only highlights the intersection of gender and neoliberalism but also sheds light on the broader social and economic conditions in Taiwan and beyond. Ideal for readers interested in multilingualism, gender studies, and cultural differentiation, Seilhamer's work offers a thought-provoking perspective on how language can serve as a tool for distinction in contemporary society. Enhance your understanding of these critical themes and order your copy today!