Language Diversity in the Sinophone World
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Language Diversity in the Sinophone World
Historical Trajectories, Language Planning, and Multilingual Practices
Soederblom Saarela, Marten; Kloeter, Henning
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2022
330
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Inglês
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Introduction: Language diversity in the sinophone world
PART I
Historical trajectories
1 What was standard Chinese in the nineteenth Century?
Divergent views in the times of transition
2 Manchu, Mandarin, and the politicization of spoken language in Qing China
3 Romanizing Southern M?n:
Missionaries and the promotion of written Chinese vernaculars
4 Interactions across Englishes in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao,
and Singapore
Part II
Language planning
5 One legacy, two legislations:
Language policies on the two sides of the Taiwan Strait
6 Language policy and practice in Taiwan in the early twenty-first century
7 A tale of two Special Administrative Regions:
The state of multilingualism in Hong Kong and Macao
8 One People, One Nation, One Singapore:
Language policy and shifting identities among Chinese Singaporeans
Part III
Multilingual practices
9 Speakers of "mother tongues" in multilingual China:
Complex linguistic repertoires and identity construction
10 Multilingualism and language policy in Singapore
11 The discourses of lao yingwen:
Resistance to and subversion of the normative status of English in Taiwan
12 Conventionalized code-switching in Taiwan:
English insertions in Taiwan Mandarin
13 Ubiquitous but unplanned:
The utterance-final particle e in Taiwan Mandarin
14 Diverse language, diverse grammars:
On quirky phenomena in Mandarin
PART I
Historical trajectories
1 What was standard Chinese in the nineteenth Century?
Divergent views in the times of transition
2 Manchu, Mandarin, and the politicization of spoken language in Qing China
3 Romanizing Southern M?n:
Missionaries and the promotion of written Chinese vernaculars
4 Interactions across Englishes in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao,
and Singapore
Part II
Language planning
5 One legacy, two legislations:
Language policies on the two sides of the Taiwan Strait
6 Language policy and practice in Taiwan in the early twenty-first century
7 A tale of two Special Administrative Regions:
The state of multilingualism in Hong Kong and Macao
8 One People, One Nation, One Singapore:
Language policy and shifting identities among Chinese Singaporeans
Part III
Multilingual practices
9 Speakers of "mother tongues" in multilingual China:
Complex linguistic repertoires and identity construction
10 Multilingualism and language policy in Singapore
11 The discourses of lao yingwen:
Resistance to and subversion of the normative status of English in Taiwan
12 Conventionalized code-switching in Taiwan:
English insertions in Taiwan Mandarin
13 Ubiquitous but unplanned:
The utterance-final particle e in Taiwan Mandarin
14 Diverse language, diverse grammars:
On quirky phenomena in Mandarin
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Sinophone World;language diversity;Common Language;modern language planning;Taiwan Mandarin;Sinophone multilingualism;Language Planning;Language Policy;Colloquial Singapore English;Lingua Franca;Mainland China;China;Sinophone Studies;Roc;Roc Government;Vice Versa;Macao Special Administrative Region;Late Imperial China;Language Ideologies;Local Language Policy;English Language Policy;Beijing Mandarin;Sinitic Languages;Sinitic;English Insertions;Singapore English;Mother Tongue;Mandarin Speakers
Introduction: Language diversity in the sinophone world
PART I
Historical trajectories
1 What was standard Chinese in the nineteenth Century?
Divergent views in the times of transition
2 Manchu, Mandarin, and the politicization of spoken language in Qing China
3 Romanizing Southern M?n:
Missionaries and the promotion of written Chinese vernaculars
4 Interactions across Englishes in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao,
and Singapore
Part II
Language planning
5 One legacy, two legislations:
Language policies on the two sides of the Taiwan Strait
6 Language policy and practice in Taiwan in the early twenty-first century
7 A tale of two Special Administrative Regions:
The state of multilingualism in Hong Kong and Macao
8 One People, One Nation, One Singapore:
Language policy and shifting identities among Chinese Singaporeans
Part III
Multilingual practices
9 Speakers of "mother tongues" in multilingual China:
Complex linguistic repertoires and identity construction
10 Multilingualism and language policy in Singapore
11 The discourses of lao yingwen:
Resistance to and subversion of the normative status of English in Taiwan
12 Conventionalized code-switching in Taiwan:
English insertions in Taiwan Mandarin
13 Ubiquitous but unplanned:
The utterance-final particle e in Taiwan Mandarin
14 Diverse language, diverse grammars:
On quirky phenomena in Mandarin
PART I
Historical trajectories
1 What was standard Chinese in the nineteenth Century?
Divergent views in the times of transition
2 Manchu, Mandarin, and the politicization of spoken language in Qing China
3 Romanizing Southern M?n:
Missionaries and the promotion of written Chinese vernaculars
4 Interactions across Englishes in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao,
and Singapore
Part II
Language planning
5 One legacy, two legislations:
Language policies on the two sides of the Taiwan Strait
6 Language policy and practice in Taiwan in the early twenty-first century
7 A tale of two Special Administrative Regions:
The state of multilingualism in Hong Kong and Macao
8 One People, One Nation, One Singapore:
Language policy and shifting identities among Chinese Singaporeans
Part III
Multilingual practices
9 Speakers of "mother tongues" in multilingual China:
Complex linguistic repertoires and identity construction
10 Multilingualism and language policy in Singapore
11 The discourses of lao yingwen:
Resistance to and subversion of the normative status of English in Taiwan
12 Conventionalized code-switching in Taiwan:
English insertions in Taiwan Mandarin
13 Ubiquitous but unplanned:
The utterance-final particle e in Taiwan Mandarin
14 Diverse language, diverse grammars:
On quirky phenomena in Mandarin
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Sinophone World;language diversity;Common Language;modern language planning;Taiwan Mandarin;Sinophone multilingualism;Language Planning;Language Policy;Colloquial Singapore English;Lingua Franca;Mainland China;China;Sinophone Studies;Roc;Roc Government;Vice Versa;Macao Special Administrative Region;Late Imperial China;Language Ideologies;Local Language Policy;English Language Policy;Beijing Mandarin;Sinitic Languages;Sinitic;English Insertions;Singapore English;Mother Tongue;Mandarin Speakers
