Book contents
- Language and Materiality
- Language and Materiality
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Images
- Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Toward a Theory of Language Materiality: An Introduction
- 2 Curated Conversation: “Materiality: It's the Stuff!”
- Part I Texts, Objects, Mediality
- Part II Transformation, Aesthetics, Embodiment
- Part III Time, Place, Circulation
- 9 Making and Marketing in the Bilingual Periphery: Materialization as Metacultural Transformation
- 10 Word-things and Thing-words: The Transmodal Production of Privilege and Status
- 11 Language and Materiality in the Renaming of Indigenous North American Languages and Peoples
- 12 The Semiotic Ecology of Drinks and Talk in Georgia
- Part IV More Stuff: Short Topical Commentaries on Language and Materiality and Afterword
- Index
- References
12 - The Semiotic Ecology of Drinks and Talk in Georgia
from Part III - Time, Place, Circulation
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Book contents
- Language and Materiality
- Language and Materiality
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Images
- Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Toward a Theory of Language Materiality: An Introduction
- 2 Curated Conversation: “Materiality: It's the Stuff!”
- Part I Texts, Objects, Mediality
- Part II Transformation, Aesthetics, Embodiment
- Part III Time, Place, Circulation
- 9 Making and Marketing in the Bilingual Periphery: Materialization as Metacultural Transformation
- 10 Word-things and Thing-words: The Transmodal Production of Privilege and Status
- 11 Language and Materiality in the Renaming of Indigenous North American Languages and Peoples
- 12 The Semiotic Ecology of Drinks and Talk in Georgia
- Part IV More Stuff: Short Topical Commentaries on Language and Materiality and Afterword
- Index
- References
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