Shalini Shankar

Referee Journal Articles

Advertising

By Year

2016     “Coming in First: Sound and Embodiment in Spelling Bees” Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 26(2)1-22.

2014    “Producing Authenticity in Global Capitalism: Materiality, Language, and Value.” Co-AuthorJillian Cavanaugh. American Anthropologist 116(1):1-14.

2013    “Affect and Sport in Asian American Advertising.” South Asian Popular Culture 11(3): 231-242.

2013    “Racial Naturalization, Advertising, and Model Consumers for a New Millennium.” Journal of Asian American Studies 16(2): 159-188.

2012    “Creating Model Consumers: Producing Ethnicity, Race, and Class in Asian American Advertising. American Ethnologist 39(3): 578-591.

2011    “Style and Language Use among Youth of the New Immigration: Formations of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Class in Everyday Practice.” Identities 18:646-671.

2011    “Asian American Youth Language Use: Perspectives Across Schools and Communities.”Review of Research in Education, Special Issue: “Youth Cultures, Language, and Literacy” 35:1-28.

2008    “Speaking like a Model Minority: ‘FOB’ Styles, Gender, and Racial Meanings among Desi Teens in Silicon Valley.” Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 18(2): 268-289.

2006    “Metaconsumptive Practices and the Circulation of Objectifications.” Journal of Material Culture 11(3): 293-317.

2004    “Reel to Real: Desi Teens' Linguistic Engagements with Bollywood.” Pragmatics 14(2-3): 317-335. Reprinted in Beyond Yellow English: Toward a Linguistic Anthropology of Asian Pacific America, Angela Reyes and Adrienne Lo, eds. Pp. 309-324. New York: Oxford University Press, 2009.

By Topic

2012    “Creating Model Consumers: Producing Ethnicity, Race, and Class in Asian American Advertising. American Ethnologist 39(3): 578-591.

2013    “Racial Naturalization, Advertising, and Model Consumers for a New Millennium.” Journal of Asian American Studies 16(2): 159-188.

2013    “Affect and Sport in Asian American Advertising.” South Asian Popular Culture 11(3): 231-242.

2014    “Producing Authenticity in Global Capitalism: Materiality, Language, and Value.” Co-AuthorJillian Cavanaugh. American Anthropologist 116(1):1-14.

2004    “Reel to Real: Desi Teens' Linguistic Engagements with Bollywood.” Pragmatics 14(2-3): 317-335. Reprinted in Beyond Yellow English: Toward a Linguistic Anthropology of Asian Pacific America, Angela Reyes and Adrienne Lo, eds. Pp. 309-324. New York: Oxford University Press, 2009.

2013    “Chinese and Japanese Americans.” Smithsonian Exhibit: Race and Ethnicity in Advertising, 1890s- Present.

2013    “South Asian Americans.” Smithsonian Exhibit: Race and Ethnicity in Advertising, 1890s- Present.

2013    “Racial Naturalization, Advertising, and Model Consumers for a New Millennium.” Journal of Asian American Studies 16(2): 159-188.

2013    “Affect and Sport in Asian American Advertising.” South Asian Popular Culture 11(3): 231-242.

2014    “Heritage Language Use, Asian and Pacific Islander American.”  Sage Encyclopedia of AsianAmericans. Mary Yu Danico, Ed.

Language and Materiality

2006    “Metaconsumptive Practices and the Circulation of Objectifications.” Journal of Material Culture 11(3): 293-317.

2012    “Language and Materiality in Global Capitalism.” Co-Author Jillian Cavanaugh. Annual Review of Anthropology 41:355–369.

2014    “Producing Authenticity in Global Capitalism: Materiality, Language, and Value.” Co-Author Jillian Cavanaugh. American Anthropologist 116(1):1-14.

2016     “Coming in First: Sound and Embodiment in Spelling Bees” Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 26(2)1-22.

Silicon Valley Youth

2004    “FOBby or Tight?: ‘Multicultural Day’ and Other Struggles at Two Silicon Valley High Schools.” In Local Actions: Cultural Activism, Power and Public Life in America. Melissa Checker and Maggie Fishman, eds. Pp. 184-207. New York: Columbia University Press.

2006    “Metaconsumptive Practices and the Circulation of Objectifications.” Journal of Material Culture 11(3): 293-317.

2008    “Speaking like a Model Minority: ‘FOB’ Styles, Gender, and Racial Meanings among Desi Teens in Silicon Valley.” Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 18(2): 268-289.

2004    “Reel to Real: Desi Teens' Linguistic Engagements with Bollywood.” Pragmatics 14(2-3): 317-335. Reprinted in Beyond Yellow English: Toward a Linguistic Anthropology of Asian Pacific America, Angela Reyes and Adrienne Lo, eds. Pp. 309-324. New York: Oxford University Press, 2009.

2011    “Style and Language Use among Youth of the New Immigration: Formations of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Class in Everyday Practice.” Identities 18:646-671.

2011    “Asian American Youth Language Use: Perspectives Across Schools and Communities.”Review of Research in Education, Special Issue: “Youth Cultures, Language, and Literacy” 35:1-28.

Spelling Bees                            2016     “Coming in First: Sound and Embodiment in Spelling Bees” Journal of Linguistic                                                    Anthropology 26(2)1-22.