Social classes in communication and in the configuration of ethnicities: An omission in the analysis of Indo-American Reality

Abstract

Sociolinguistics in Latin America is a science that deals with the sociocultural claims of the Indo-Americans, which imply social inequality in communicative languages and cultures. In this work, a panorama is drawn about inequality and stratification in the functionality of indigenous historical languages, making a distinction between experiences or political discussions on indigenous populations, in the form of external hi tory, and the scientific constitution of social inequality in language as an object of linguistics.