4. Attitudes towards English language use on Greek TV: a threat or not?

Tatsioka, Zoi

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“…They have also received attention in some other European countries (e.g. Onysko, 2009;Tatsioka, 2015;Walsh, 2015;Deneire, 2015), in countries outside Europe (e.g. Yoo, 2005;Yim, 2007;Lee, 2010;Ashraf & Tsegay, 2016;Gao, 2005), and in some post-communist countries (e.g.…”

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Diversity of attitudes to English in non-professional public discourse: A focus on Lithuania

Ruzaitė¹

2017

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This paper stems from the ongoing debate on the changing role and status of English in different parts of the world, with a special interest in the socio-historical background of a post-Soviet country. The international status of English has given rise to different reactions among speakers, ranging from attraction to resentment (cf. Onysko, 2009: 34). These reactions are expressed in public online discourse, which provides a rich resource of empirical evidence to study public attitudes and language ideologies. Digital media offers an especially important strategic site to disseminate ideologies and shape public opinions. This paper analyses the spectrum of discourses operating within Lithuanian digital media to perpetuate attitudes towards English and the values associated with it.

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Section: Global English and The Local Context Of Lithuaniamentioning

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Diversity of attitudes to English in non-professional public discourse: A focus on Lithuania

Ruzaitė¹

2017

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4. Attitudes towards English language use on Greek TV: a threat or not?

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Diversity of attitudes to English in non-professional public discourse: A focus on Lithuania

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