Multilingual Singapore
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Multilingual Singapore
Language Policies and Linguistic Realities
Jain, Ritu
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2021
224
Dura
Inglês
9780367235192
15 a 20 dias
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1. Multilingual Singapore: Language policies, challenges, and responses (Ritu Jain)
2. The fetishization of official languages (Lionel Wee)
3. Singapore English, language mixing, and vernacular speech (Kingsley Bolton and Werner Botha)
4. Spoken Tamil in Singapore (Helen Dominic and Lavanya Balachandran)
5. The other mother tongues of Singaporean Indians (Ritu Jain)
6. The changing status of Malayalam in Singapore (Anitha Devi Pillai and Rani Rubdy)
7. Singapore's other Austronesian languages (Geoffrey Benjamin)
8. Baba Malay (Anne Pakir)
9. Pronouncing the Malay identity: Sebutan Johor-Riau and Sebutan Baku (Mukhlis Abu Bakar and Lionel Wee)
10. The curious case of Mandarin Chinese in Singapore (Ng Bee Chin and Francesco Cavallaro)
11. Chinese dialects in Singapore: Context and situation (Goh Hock Huan and Lim Tai Wei)
12. Unpacking 'multilingualism': Filipinos in Singapore (Ruanni Tupas)
13. Towards a liquid-multilingual Singapore? An outsider's view (Li Wei)
2. The fetishization of official languages (Lionel Wee)
3. Singapore English, language mixing, and vernacular speech (Kingsley Bolton and Werner Botha)
4. Spoken Tamil in Singapore (Helen Dominic and Lavanya Balachandran)
5. The other mother tongues of Singaporean Indians (Ritu Jain)
6. The changing status of Malayalam in Singapore (Anitha Devi Pillai and Rani Rubdy)
7. Singapore's other Austronesian languages (Geoffrey Benjamin)
8. Baba Malay (Anne Pakir)
9. Pronouncing the Malay identity: Sebutan Johor-Riau and Sebutan Baku (Mukhlis Abu Bakar and Lionel Wee)
10. The curious case of Mandarin Chinese in Singapore (Ng Bee Chin and Francesco Cavallaro)
11. Chinese dialects in Singapore: Context and situation (Goh Hock Huan and Lim Tai Wei)
12. Unpacking 'multilingualism': Filipinos in Singapore (Ruanni Tupas)
13. Towards a liquid-multilingual Singapore? An outsider's view (Li Wei)
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Speak Mandarin Campaign;Baba Malay;Language Policy and Planning;Official MTs;language attitude;Speak Good English Movement;Language ideology;Chinese Community;Official Language;Singapore's Language Policy;linguistic identity;SCE;language revitalization;South Asian Languages;sociolinguistics;Singapore Malay;sociophonetics;Linguistic Landscape;Mandarin;Language Policy;Malay;Education System;Tamil;Common Language;Varieties of English;Familial Languages;Language shift;Singaporean Chinese;Singapore's rich linguistic diversity;Chinese Dialects;Societal Multilingualism;Singapore's public political discourse;Singaporean Tamil;Linguistic realities;SMU;Language policies;Singaporean Chinese Communities;Literary Tamil;Standard Malay;SE;Bahasa Melayu;Malaysia
1. Multilingual Singapore: Language policies, challenges, and responses (Ritu Jain)
2. The fetishization of official languages (Lionel Wee)
3. Singapore English, language mixing, and vernacular speech (Kingsley Bolton and Werner Botha)
4. Spoken Tamil in Singapore (Helen Dominic and Lavanya Balachandran)
5. The other mother tongues of Singaporean Indians (Ritu Jain)
6. The changing status of Malayalam in Singapore (Anitha Devi Pillai and Rani Rubdy)
7. Singapore's other Austronesian languages (Geoffrey Benjamin)
8. Baba Malay (Anne Pakir)
9. Pronouncing the Malay identity: Sebutan Johor-Riau and Sebutan Baku (Mukhlis Abu Bakar and Lionel Wee)
10. The curious case of Mandarin Chinese in Singapore (Ng Bee Chin and Francesco Cavallaro)
11. Chinese dialects in Singapore: Context and situation (Goh Hock Huan and Lim Tai Wei)
12. Unpacking 'multilingualism': Filipinos in Singapore (Ruanni Tupas)
13. Towards a liquid-multilingual Singapore? An outsider's view (Li Wei)
2. The fetishization of official languages (Lionel Wee)
3. Singapore English, language mixing, and vernacular speech (Kingsley Bolton and Werner Botha)
4. Spoken Tamil in Singapore (Helen Dominic and Lavanya Balachandran)
5. The other mother tongues of Singaporean Indians (Ritu Jain)
6. The changing status of Malayalam in Singapore (Anitha Devi Pillai and Rani Rubdy)
7. Singapore's other Austronesian languages (Geoffrey Benjamin)
8. Baba Malay (Anne Pakir)
9. Pronouncing the Malay identity: Sebutan Johor-Riau and Sebutan Baku (Mukhlis Abu Bakar and Lionel Wee)
10. The curious case of Mandarin Chinese in Singapore (Ng Bee Chin and Francesco Cavallaro)
11. Chinese dialects in Singapore: Context and situation (Goh Hock Huan and Lim Tai Wei)
12. Unpacking 'multilingualism': Filipinos in Singapore (Ruanni Tupas)
13. Towards a liquid-multilingual Singapore? An outsider's view (Li Wei)
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Speak Mandarin Campaign;Baba Malay;Language Policy and Planning;Official MTs;language attitude;Speak Good English Movement;Language ideology;Chinese Community;Official Language;Singapore's Language Policy;linguistic identity;SCE;language revitalization;South Asian Languages;sociolinguistics;Singapore Malay;sociophonetics;Linguistic Landscape;Mandarin;Language Policy;Malay;Education System;Tamil;Common Language;Varieties of English;Familial Languages;Language shift;Singaporean Chinese;Singapore's rich linguistic diversity;Chinese Dialects;Societal Multilingualism;Singapore's public political discourse;Singaporean Tamil;Linguistic realities;SMU;Language policies;Singaporean Chinese Communities;Literary Tamil;Standard Malay;SE;Bahasa Melayu;Malaysia
