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Obrillant Damus provides a rigorous analysis of linguistic capital, showing how dominant discursive norms function as mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion that amount to linguistic segregation.
The notion of symbolic linguicide highlights the marginalization of non‑dominant languages. His proposal of regenerative and restorative linguistic capital offers a meaningful framework for recognizing non‑dominant linguistic resources as legitimate professional assets and advancing linguistic, social, and cognitive justice.