An Introduction to Language Policy: Theory and MethodThomas Ricento John Wiley & Sons, 4 feb 2009 - 384 pagina's An Introduction to Language Policy: Theories and Method is a collection of newly-written chapters that cover the major theories and methods currently employed by scholars active in the field.
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Inhoudsopgave
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chapter two Frameworks and Models in Language Policy and Planning Nancy HHornberger | 24 |
chapter three Critical Theory in Language Policy James WTollefson | 42 |
chapter four Postmodernism in Language Policy Alastair Pennycook | 60 |
chapter five Economic Considerations in Language Policy François Grin | 77 |
chapter six Political Theory and Language Policy Ronald SchmidtSr | 95 |
chapter seven Language Policy and Linguistic Culture Harold Schiffman | 111 |
chapter eleven Geolinguistic Analysis in Language Policy Don Cartwright | 194 |
chapter twelve PsychoSociological Analysis in Language Policy Colin Baker | 210 |
part III Topical Areas in Language Policy | 229 |
An Overview Thomas Ricento | 231 |
chapter thirteen Language Policy and National Identity Jan Blommaert | 238 |
chapter fourteen Language Policy and Minority Rights Stephen May | 255 |
chapter fifteen Language Policy and Linguistic Human Rights Tove SkutnabbKangas | 273 |
chapter sixteen Language Policies and the Education of Linguistic Minorities Christina Bratt Paulston and Kai Heidemann | 292 |
part II Methodological Perspectives in Language Policy | 127 |
An Overview Thomas Ricento | 129 |
Implications for the Study of Language Policy and Planning Terrence GWiley | 135 |
chapter nine Ethnographic Methods in Language Policy Suresh Canagarajah | 153 |
chapter ten Linguistic Analyses in Language Policies Ruth Wodak | 170 |
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An Introduction to Language Policy: Theory and Method Thomas Ricento Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2005 |
An Introduction to Language Policy: Theory and Method Thomas Ricento Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2009 |
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