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Language ideology and language prejudice
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Lippi-Green - 2004 - Language ideology
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Language ideology and language prejudice
303 and deeply disturbing is the way that many individuals who consider themselves democratic, even-handed, rational, and free of prejudice hold on tenaciously to a standard language ideology. Suggestions for further reading and exploration Lippi-Green (1987) exposes and indicts social institutions that instill language prejudice and discrimination, including how the spoken accents of animated Hol lywood characters perpetuate stereotypes. Cameron (1995) is strong on politi cal correctness, sexist language, and linguistic prescriptivism, but with examples drawn largely from Britain. Less accessible and more theoretical, Eagleton (1991) addresses ideologies from a Marxist point of view. Gee ( 1996) begins his excellent analysis of discourse and literacy from a moral perspective. McKay and Wong (1988) gathers in one place descriptions of contemporary language minorities in the USA, particularly Hispanic and Asian groups; some chapters offer a histori cal perspective and others address educational implications of language diversity. Herman and Chomsky (1988), relying on case studies, propose a propaganda model of the press and argue that the press is manipulated by government and corporations into playing a role in shaping events, rather than fairly reporting them. Fairclough (1992) gives good representation to analyses of critical lan guage awareness and critical discourse analysis. Crawford (1992) documents the historical roots of US language policy (with pieces by Benjamin Franklin and Theodore Roosevelt, among many others), the official English movement and the issues surrounding it, and the symbolic implications of language conflict. Woolard and Schieffelin (1994) reviews and analyzes the literature on the subject of language ideology. Foucault ( 1984 ), in a classic treatment, addresses questions of who has the right to speak and be heard and the implications of the answers to those questions. Bourdieu (1991) is a classic treatment of the role of symbolic power in social life. Download 1.15 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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