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English and the linguistic ecology of Malaysia

World Englishes, 2014
ABSTRACTThe Southeast Asian region is undergoing rapid social, economic and cultural change brought about by movements of capital, people and ideas within and beyond the region. The dynamics of independence, nation‐building and globalization have had an impact on most of the nation‐states in the region, many of which attained independence only in the ...
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Language Ecology and Linguistic Diversity on the African Continent

Language and Linguistics Compass, 2008
Abstract Africanists have been criticized by comparative linguists working on language families in other parts of the world for being lumpers. The present contribution reviews current views among specialists on genetic diversity on the African continent.
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The ecology of documentary and descriptive linguistics

2006
This paper will propose a model of the ‘ecology’ of documentary and descriptive linguistic research. I use the term ecology, here, as a designation for the set of individuals, resources, tools, and actions that are involved in creating, archiving, and using documentary and descriptive resources.
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Toward an ecological model of language: from cognitive linguistics to ecological semantics

Language Sciences, 2023
Takuya Inoue
exaly  

Mythbusters united? A dialogue over Harris's integrationist linguistics and Gibson's Ecological Psychology

Language Sciences, 2023
Peter Jones, Catherine Read
exaly  

LANGUAGE ECOLOGY AND LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS

2008
The ecology of language as a concept has existed for quite some time (e.g., Trim 1959; Voegelin and Voegelin 1964; Haugen 1972), becoming diverse in its intellectual trajectory (e.g., Fill and Muhlhausler 2001) and somewhat controversial in nature (e.g., Edwards 2002; Pennycook 2004).
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Linguistic ecology in early China : pluralism and uniformity

Archivio glottologico italiano : CIX, 1, 2024
I territori che oggigiorno vanno sotto il nome di ‘Cina’ sono stati sede di una moltitudine di gruppi etnici e linguistici fin dalla preistoria, le cui interazioni hanno contribuito a plasmare un’ecologia linguistica molto diversificata. Gli studiosi concordano generalmente su una sorta di diglossia durante il periodo degli Stati Combattenti (453-222 a.
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An interpersonal framework of international ecological discourse

Journal of World Languages, 2022
Ruby Rong Wei
exaly  

The linguistic ecology in popular announcements

2016
By language man is constituted as social subject and, therefore, cultural. Given the importance of writing for the literate civilizations, it´s necessary to study spoken language interfacing with written language in order to realize how these discoursive instances appear as interactional practices and subjacent cultural issues.
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A LINGUISTIC ECOLOGY FOR EUROPE?

Folia Linguistica, 1982
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