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Book Review

Translanguaging outside the academy: Negotiating rhetoric and healthcare in the Spanish Caribbean

by R. Bloom-Pojar, Champaign, IL, NCTE, 157 pp., $29.99 (Paperback).

Kari CampeauUniversity of Colorado-Denver, [email protected]
Pages 311-314 | Published online: 02 Jun 2021

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