Frontmatter Contents Contributors Preface 1 Introduction: From Southern Theory to Decolonizing Sociolinguistics 2 ‘Purifying’ Hindi Translanguaging from English and Urdu Emblems: A Sociolinguistic Decolonization of the Hindu Right? 3 The South in the North: Colonization and Decolonization of the Mind 4 Conversation with Ellen Cushman 5 From Douglas Firs to Giant Cuttlefish: Reimagining Language Learning 6 Making the Secular Sacred: Sociolinguistic Domains and Performance in Christian Worship 7 The Relevance of Experience: Decolonial and Southern Indigenous Perspectives of Language 8 From Anthropophagy to the Anthropocene: On the Challenges of Doing Research in Language and Society in Brazil and the Global South 9 Localizing National Multilingualism in Some Countries in East Africa 10 Conversation with Lynn Mario Menezes De Souza 11 Thoughts on ‘Love’ and Linguistic Citizenship in Decolonial (Socio) linguistics 12 ‘Sociolinguistics Maak My Skaam [Sociolinguistics Makes Me Ashamed]’: Humour as Decolonial Methodology 13 Decolonial Praxis and Pedagogy in Sociolinguistics: Concluding Reflections 14 Commentary: From Southern Theory to Decolonizing Sociolinguistics – A Radical Listening 15 Commentary: Mobile Gazing. On Ethical Viability and Epistemological Sustainability Index | 
