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The Role of ‘Europe’ in the South African Language Debate, with Special Reference to Political Tradi relational. From this we may infer that what Europe will be in the future will depend partly on how Europe is perceived by non-Europe, how Europe in turn perceives non-Europe, and the nature of relations between Europe and non-Europe. To talk about Africa — and especially about traces of Europe in Africa — is, then, also to talk about Europe.

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Language Planning and National Identity in Sweden: A Performativity Approachsues in Sweden has been interpreted in the light of social identity theory and language attitude theory as the manifestation of a budding ethnonationalist revival, which puts great emphasis on the Swedish language as a symbol of national identity in order to counteract the increasing pressure of globalization (Oakes 2001).

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優(yōu)雅

CULP

A European Perspective on Language as Liminalityo private and protected space, and it can involve us in repudiation as well as entry, starting again as well as continuing. It is small wonder that the ‘year abroad’ for language undergraduates is seen both as a threatening and a liberating experience (Coleman, 1996; Johnston .. 2004).

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2947-7506 processes in a globalizing world. They explore in detail the specific ways in which language ideologies underpin language policy and the relationship between public policies and individual practices. Particular attention is given to Europe, where the impetus to social transformation within and acros

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Gentry

The European Linguistic Legacy in a Global Era: Linguistic Imperialism, Spanish and the elf a form of imperialism. As Hamel (2003) has pointed out an over-emphasis on ‘globalization’ in analysing language spread and language survival can lead to an obscuring of whom the agents or actors in power relationships really are. By revisiting theories of imperialism we may be able to pinpoint more accurately who these actors might be.