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LINGUISTIC ECOLOGY – A MARGINAL DIRECTION OF LINGUISTICS: CONCEPTUAL AND CATEGORICAL APPARATUS IN THE CONTEXT OF ECOLOGY

B U L L E T I N OF OLEKSANDR DOVZHENKO HLUKHIV NATIONAL PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY, 2023
У статті наведено огляд теоретико-методичних підходів лінгвістів, психологів, філософів до формування терміносфери лінгвістичної екології – маргінального напряму мовознавства, який вивчає взаємозв’язок між мовою та навколишнім середовищем, який базується на тому, як люди поводяться з природним світом під впливом думок, концепцій, ідеологій та ...
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Ecolinguistics, Linguistic Diversity, Ecological Diversity

2011
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STATISTICAL LINGUISTIC LAWS IN ECOLOGICAL MODELS

Cybernetics and Systems, 1999
This paper gives the theoretical setup so that an ecological model, as a particular mathematical model, can be considered a text written in a formal language (mathematics), and therefore, statistical linguistic laws can be applied to obtain information parameters in different semantic levels of the same model. The statistical laws will be useful to: a)
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The Linguistic Ecology of the Sahel

2021
Abstract The topic of this chapter is the linguistic ecology of multilingualism in the Sahel. Based on the premise that named languages are social and often colonial constructs, the chapter focuses on the speaker-centered notion of linguistic repertoire and the ways in which Sahelians use their linguistic resources.
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Adaptation of linguistic laws to ecological models

Kybernetes, 2000
It is known that a mathematical ecological model and, in general, a particular methodology of modelling, can be considered a literary text written in a formal mathematical language. In this context, stylometric mathematical laws such as Zipf’s (range‐frequency and number‐frequency) can be applied to obtain information parameters in different semantic ...
Sastre-Vazquez, P., Usó-Domènech, J. L., Mateu, J.   +2 more
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The linguistic ecology of Cyprus

Abstract This chapter brings together findings from different research activities investigating the (socio)linguistic situation in Cyprus. It offers an overview of the role of English, but also other languages and dialects, their historical origins, and their ...
Manuela Vida-Mannl, Sarah Buschfeld, Kleanthes K. Grohmann   +2 more
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Social Affordances and the Possibility of Ecological Linguistics

Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 2009
This paper includes an effort to extend the notion of affordance from a philosophical point of view the importance of ecological approach for social psychology, ethics, and linguistics. Affordances are not always merely physical but also interpersonal and social.
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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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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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Embracing linguistic variation in shift ecologies

Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism, 2023
Oksana Laleko, Olesya Kisselev
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