Linguistic Landscapes

Discover the fascinating world of urban multilingualism in Linguistic Landscapes by Peter Backhaus, published by Channel View Publications Ltd in 2006. This comprehensive volume spans 168 pages and presents a unique research perspective on the language of signs. Backhaus expertly reviews existing research while introducing a coherent analytical framework that is applied to a diverse sample of signs collected in Tokyo.

Ideal for educators, linguists, and anyone interested in bilingual education and sociolinguistics, this book delves into the intricate relationship between language, signs, and the urban environment. Whether you are studying multilingualism or simply curious about the linguistic dynamics of Tokyo, Linguistic Landscapes offers valuable insights and a fresh perspective on the signs and symbols that surround us in our daily lives.