A. Jaworski and C. Thurlow (eds.) Semiotic Landscapes: Language, Image, Space. London: Continuum, 2010. Pp.77-101.Linguistic landscape is a metaphorical concept, extrapolated from the concept of natural landscape
1. Unravelling the notion of natural landscape poses its own challenges, not least because, unable to see the wood for the trees, we might conclude that we are no longer able to view what we call the natural world uncontaminated by human activity. Immediately setting aside that important issue, it might still be useful as a preliminary to consider the relationship between linguistic and natural landscapes.
Bilingualism in Wales.
Place-names in the Welsh landscape.
A specific ideology of bilingualism.
Parallel text bilingualism.
Parallel text public signage.
'From above' and 'from below'.
