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The articles in this volume investigate everyday textual material
of sociolinguistic landscapes in the early 21st century.
Sociolinguistic landscapes reflect societal change, and they enable
observers to map what linguistic resources are used in various
contexts and to study how these resources interact and are
interpreted. The articles present not only quantitative results of
the presence of languages in signs but also look into how authors
and designers make use of an endless pool of linguistic resources,
how visible semiotic items contribute to create a sense of space,
what types of mental processes are involved in the production, and
how various audiences (residents, occasional passers-by, and
language regulators) interpret and construct signs and
sociolinguistic landscapes to form their own understanding of
semiotic space.
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