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Colonial Routes: How Soviet Linguistic Imperialism Framed Ukrainian Literature in Translation
Background. Translation has long been a recognized site of power and political struggle, especially in colonial and post-imperial contexts. However, the specific impact of the Soviet Union’s policy of linguistic imperialism, which used Russian as an ...
I. Odrekhivska
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ENGLISH AS A MEANS OF SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION: LINGUISTIC IMPERIALISM OR INTERLINGUA?
Introduction: the process of globalisation has strengthened the position of the English language as a means of communication in all spheres of life, including scientific communication.
Natalia G. Popova , Thomas A. Beavitt
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This article revisits four problem areas of the use of English as a lingua franca by sports officials (including coaches, referees, etc.) at international sporting events which were recently identified in an editorial by McNamee in the journal Sport ...
Jacob Kornbeck
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Review : Linguistic Imperialism Continued [PDF]
Sara, Hannan
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Phillipson’s Linguistic Imperialism Revisited at the light of Latin American Decoloniality Approach
A summary of the book Linguistic Imperialism, by Phillipson (1992)2 is presented here. The purpose is to highlight its current scope and permanent values in consonance with intuitions, criticism and alternatives proposed by Latin America Modernity ...
Luis Guillermo Barrantes-Montero
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The Internet’s impact on linguistic imperialism.
English: My thesis for this assignment is: "What impact does the Internet have on linguistic imperialism?”. I have based my assignment on different linguists and researchers theories on linguistic imperialism with my main focus on Robert Phillipson ...
Enger, Henrik Berg
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Iraqi EFL Learner’ Conceptions of Status of English from a Linguistic Imperialism Perspective [PDF]
There have so far been several studies which have investigated the attitudes of language learners and teachers towards the English language, and, specifically, towards linguistic imperialism.
Saja Salim Al-Hares
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In an increasingly globalized world, the dominance of the English language has profound sociolinguistic consequences that spread through various aspects of society, culture, and identity.
Faiz Ullah, Dr. Aftab Akram
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Linguistic Imperialism and Standard Language Ideology in an English Textbook Used in China
An increasing number of studies have demonstrated how language textbooks serve as an arena for ideological reproduction. Following the theory of language ideology, this paper aims to examine the ideological representation of English in a textbook ...
Y. Zhang, Hanxiao Song
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A Text-driven Approach to Developing Localized English Language Teaching Materials [PDF]
The global spread of English resulted in a surge in the global demand for learning this lingua franca. The majority of English language teaching is conducted through global ELT coursebooks.
Sedigheh Vahdat +2 more
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