(This thesis is separated into 4 sections). Singapore is a multiracial and multilingual city-state. Ever since Singapore became an independent state in 1965, the government of Singapore has implemented the “Four Official Languages Policy” and the “Bilingual Education Policy” , and has further launched the “Speak Mandarin Campaign” . These language policies and in particular, the Speak Mandarin Campaign, have drastically changed the linguistic environment of the Singapore Chinese Community. A major development involving a rapid shift in the main languages used by Singapore Chinese households has emerged: the usage of Mandarin and English has expanded rapidly while the usage of Chinese dialects is dropping sharply.Doctor of Philosophy (CCLC
Language policy in Singapore exists against a background of large diversity, a diversity that has be...
Scholars have observed that most literature on language planning is framed in the context of governm...
Despite extensive research on language use and attitudes in Singapore, there is not much information...
(This thesis is separated into 4 sections). Singapore is a multiracial and multilingual city-state. ...
This study looks into the Hokkien community, specifically the language use of Singapore Hokkien in t...
Language use is deeply connected to the socio-cultural identity of an ethnic group. In Malaysia, the...
While the phenomenon of language shift and maintenance has been receiving increasing scholarly atten...
As part of the Speak Mandarin Campaign (SMC) launched by the Singapore government in 1979, Chinese v...
Existing studies find that Chinese Malaysians, Chinese Singaporeans, and Mainland Chinese are presen...
The report conducts a survey to explore how government language policies have an impact upon the non...
This paper is intended as an investigation of the effect of bilingual education and language use by ...
Since independence in 1965, the Singapore government has established a strongly mandated education p...
This study consists of a discourse analysis and a questionnaire, both oriented towards an understand...
Language is a tool that most individuals use everyday for communication. The language(s) that indivi...
Language planning is timely and society-specific activity; any inquiry into the practices of languag...
Language policy in Singapore exists against a background of large diversity, a diversity that has be...
Scholars have observed that most literature on language planning is framed in the context of governm...
Despite extensive research on language use and attitudes in Singapore, there is not much information...
(This thesis is separated into 4 sections). Singapore is a multiracial and multilingual city-state. ...
This study looks into the Hokkien community, specifically the language use of Singapore Hokkien in t...
Language use is deeply connected to the socio-cultural identity of an ethnic group. In Malaysia, the...
While the phenomenon of language shift and maintenance has been receiving increasing scholarly atten...
As part of the Speak Mandarin Campaign (SMC) launched by the Singapore government in 1979, Chinese v...
Existing studies find that Chinese Malaysians, Chinese Singaporeans, and Mainland Chinese are presen...
The report conducts a survey to explore how government language policies have an impact upon the non...
This paper is intended as an investigation of the effect of bilingual education and language use by ...
Since independence in 1965, the Singapore government has established a strongly mandated education p...
This study consists of a discourse analysis and a questionnaire, both oriented towards an understand...
Language is a tool that most individuals use everyday for communication. The language(s) that indivi...
Language planning is timely and society-specific activity; any inquiry into the practices of languag...
Language policy in Singapore exists against a background of large diversity, a diversity that has be...
Scholars have observed that most literature on language planning is framed in the context of governm...
Despite extensive research on language use and attitudes in Singapore, there is not much information...