Focusing on the Irish Traveller community, this book delves into the intricacies of their language, known as Gammon or Cant, which serves as a vital aspect of their cultural identity. Through ethnographic research, the author examines how Travellers perceive and use their language, revealing its dynamic nature and connection to cultural elements. The exploration includes oral history, language ideologies, and the concept of authenticity in Cant, making it a valuable resource for those studying sociolinguistics, minority languages, and cultural anthropology.
