Language ideology in contemporary China is changing in the milieu of globalization. Previously, especially during the early promotion of Putonghuà in the 1950s, language was considered as a tool to ensure effective communication between people of various linguistic backgrounds. Nowadays, language is considered more a capital than a tool, the exploitation of which will benefit the society more. Under the influence of the changing ideology on language, the linguistic market in China is not exactly the same as what Bourdieu (1977, 1991) describes, and there is a boom both in the standardand vernacular linguistic markets
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This paper presents an attempt to explain changes of China’s dominant ideology, the socialist ideolo...
The way speakers and nations use language reflects the power relationships of a society. Mandarin, ...
This study was of the discourses on language reform during three moments of Chinese history. The thr...
ABSTRACT Globalization has been an irreversible trend in the world economic and social advances. C...
Ce texte a pour but de rechercher la dimension idéologique dans les études de traduction en Chine da...
Cet ouvrage, publié en février 2012, s'intéresse à l'émergence de nouvelles tendances concernant l'u...
The research on English as a lingua franca (ELF) has demonstrated the linguistic viability of Englis...
The authors study the ways to replenish the vocabulary of the modern Chinese language due to the pen...
This paper traces the link between three issues in the study of globalization. The first concerns th...
We contend in this paper that language shapes as well as reflects social reality, thought patterns, ...
This paper presents an attempt to explain changes of China’s dominant ideology, the socialist ideolo...
China's economic strength in the international community to increase gradually, the Chinese cul...
This paper presents an attempt to explain changes of China’s dominant ideology, the socialist ideolo...
This paper attempts to examine how the language policies in Korea since 1948, when the republic was ...
Along with the globalization of economy, English spreads out at an unprecedented pace both around th...
This paper presents an attempt to explain changes of China’s dominant ideology, the socialist ideolo...
The way speakers and nations use language reflects the power relationships of a society. Mandarin, ...
This study was of the discourses on language reform during three moments of Chinese history. The thr...