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"Linguistic landscape" as a book category covers the study of language in public space — how written and visual language (signs, billboards, graffiti, storefronts, public notices, transit announcements, maps) shapes and reflects social life. Books in this category combine sociolinguistics, semiotics, urban studies and language policy to explore multilingualism, identity, power, migration, planning and place-making as expressed through public texts and images; they range from empirical fieldwork and case studies or photographic atlases to theoretical overviews and methodological guides (including GIS and corpus approaches). Ideal for scholars, students and curious readers, linguistic landscape titles illuminate how visible language practices reveal social hierarchies, community dynamics and changing cultural geographies.

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