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RWS 1301 Study Guide - Willy Deville, Luis Antonio Rivera, Code-Switching

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Laia sales-merino organizes her ideas in the article by logical order. Code-switching and spanglish is, as well as giving us examples of other forms of dual language speaking in different communities. She then explains how she grew up with code-switching and her own experiences with it. Sales-merino uses other in uential hispanic/latino gures and literature to further provide information on the community-wide thoughts on spanglish. Venezuelan artist willie deville for an in uential quote, she refers to giannina braschi"s bilingual work yo-yo boing, and she refers to gloria anzaldua"s borderlands/la frontera, which is a. I believe the main point of this article is written in the last paragraph stating that spanglish will become a well known creative language, and there should be no greater force that could take that away from latino americans. A la mierda any language restriction, prescription or control.

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