Dr. Monica Heller
Fellow
Current Employer
University of Toronto
Election Year
2005
Academy
Academy of Social Sciences
Discipline
Anthropology
Department
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Keywords
Multilingualism, linguistic minorities, francophone Canada, (post) nationalism, ethnography
LONG CITATION
Monica Heller is an internationally renowned sociolinguist whose work has made major theoretical and empirical contributions to the understanding of language and multilingualism in their social, ideological, and political economic contexts. Monica Heller is the author/co-author of 4 books and editor/co-editor of three other major books. Her work is at the cutting edge of theoretical and methodological concerns in sociolinguistics. It makes highly original contributions to our understanding not only of the use of French and minority languages in Canada, but also of the interplay of minority languages, political economy, and globalization.
SHORT CITATION
Monica Heller is an internationally renowned sociolinguist whose work has made major theoretical and empirical contributions to the understanding of language and multilingualism in their social, ideological, political, and economic contexts. She has made highly original contributions to our understanding not only of the use of French and minority languages in Canada, but also of the interplay among minority languages, political economy, and globalization.
Monica Heller is an internationally renowned sociolinguist whose work has made major theoretical and empirical contributions to the understanding of language and multilingualism in their social, ideological, and political economic contexts. Monica Heller is the author/co-author of 4 books and editor/co-editor of three other major books. Her work is at the cutting edge of theoretical and methodological concerns in sociolinguistics. It makes highly original contributions to our understanding not only of the use of French and minority languages in Canada, but also of the interplay of minority languages, political economy, and globalization.
SHORT CITATION
Monica Heller is an internationally renowned sociolinguist whose work has made major theoretical and empirical contributions to the understanding of language and multilingualism in their social, ideological, political, and economic contexts. She has made highly original contributions to our understanding not only of the use of French and minority languages in Canada, but also of the interplay among minority languages, political economy, and globalization.