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Language Planning and Planned Languages: How Can Planned Languages Inform Language Planning? [PDF]
The field of language planning (LP) has largely ignored planned languages. Of classic descriptions of LP processes, only Tauli (preceded by Wüster) suggests that planned languages (what Wüster calls Plansprache) might bear on LP theory and practice.
Humphrey Tonkin
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The framework and features of language policies in global constitutional texts
Language policy, which is directly concerned with language practice, language ideology and language management, has become increasingly important in real social life.
Chen Zhang, Ronghui Zhao, Yan Huang
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We are interested in enabling visual planning for complex long-horizon tasks in the space of generated videos and language, leveraging recent advances in large generative models pretrained on Internet-scale data. To this end, we present video language planning (VLP), an algorithm that consists of a tree search procedure, where we train (i) vision ...
Yilun Du +12 more
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English and Malay language policy and planning in Malaysia [PDF]
The Malay-English relationship in Malaysia has witnessed a pendulum shift and ignited critical debates. The Malay nationalist discourse on language policy is evident.
Mohammad Mosiur Rahman +1 more
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This study investigates why language professionals of the standard Finnish language are unwilling to change a known problematic orthographic norm and how their arguments are based on overt and covert conceptions of standard language. It also analyzes
Henni Pajunen
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Linguistic “Turn” of Vladimír Hurban Vladimírov [PDF]
Taking the work of Vladimír Hurban Vladimírov (pseudonym VHV, 1884 – 1950) as its prism, the article aims at providing an insight into the state of the language and the issue of language politics in the interwar period in the Slovak linguistic enclave in
Juliana Beňová
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Language standardization has historically been a critical area of inquiry in language policy and planning (LPP) research. This is a political matter, which contributes to “more (and hierarchical) heterogeneity” rather than linguistic homogeneity (Gal
Kadri Koreinik
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Three-Component System of Language Planning: A Case Study Tuvan, Kalmyk and Karelian
The review of existing approaches to the study of the problem of language planning is carried out. The features of the implementation of its main aspects are studied.
S. V. Kirilenko
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A Language for Timeline-based Planning [PDF]
In order to represent planning problems, Artificial Intelligence planning languages are used to describe environment’s conditions and operators which can lead to desired goals by generating a chain of actions based on these conditions and operators. Historically, several languages have been defined according to different planning paradigms.
Bernardi Giulio +4 more
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La Leichte Sprache allemande : une planification linguistique du politiquement correct
Leichte Sprache or German “easy to understand language” is aimed at people with cognitive deficits and aims at “barrier-free” communication (barrierefreie Kommunikation) through documents deemed free of decoding difficulties.
Odile Schneider-Mizony
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