Unequal Englishes

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“…BENESCH, 2017; MILLER; GKONOU, 2018) around second/additional language use that Christine and I did not consider as part of our group discussion. It's also somewhat ironic that critical citizenship and teacher agency in LTE were key themes that day --but without any discussion of the politics of unequal Englishes in the world (TUPAS, 2015) and the linguistic (pre) conditions needed to speak with authority, practice critical citizenship or discover and realize one's agency in a second/additional language. For teachers, self-perceived "inadequacies" in an L2 may pose an even greater emotional load in the area of global citizenship education given the dominant role of English as the language of participation and mobilization via social media (but see Chun's critique of the politics of social media in this issue).…”

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Theories and Practices in Critical Language Teaching: A Dialogic Introduction

Morgan

Mattos

2018

Rev. bras. linguist. apl.

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Theories and Practices in Critical Language Teaching: A Dialogic Introduction

Morgan

Mattos

2018

Rev. bras. linguist. apl.

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Globalization and Asian Englishes

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2020

The Handbook of Asian Englishes

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Index history of English, 727-731 internationalization of global education, 10 language policies, 726-727 members, 81 multilingualism and, 725-727 standardization and, 718-719 ASEAN ELF community and, 735 cooperative atmosphere, 734 cultural values and, 735 identity expression and, 735 linguistic features, 731-735 sociocultural ELF, 731-735 Asian ELF, 731 first language influence on second, 732 Asian Englishes Asian Englishes and Asian languages, 15-48 Asian Englishes and statistics, 49-80 Asian Englishes and language policies, 81-105 Asian Englishes and Asian schools, 107-131 Asian Englishes and Asian universities, 133-168 Asian Englishes and morphosyntax, 169-188 Asian Englishes and phonology, 189-207 Asian Englishes and lexicography, 209-240 Asian Englishes and globalization, 707-721 Asian Englishes and English as a Lingua Franca (ELF), 725-740 Asian Englishes and corpus linguistics, 741-762 Asian Englishes and popular culture, 763-786 Asian Englishes and Asian literatures, 787-811 Asian Englishes and Asian religions, 813-832 Asian Englishes and linguistic landscapes, 833-861 Asian Englishes and legal systems, 863-886 as field of study, 2 future study, 8-10 Asian Englishes, 2 Asian Englishes: Beyond the canon (Kachru), 3 Asian Games, 587 Asian legal systems. See legal systems

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Sociolinguistic and Political Theory Perspectives on Language Rights

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2022

The Handbook of Linguistic Human Rights

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Unequal Englishes

Cited by 78 publications

References 95 publications

Theories and Practices in Critical Language Teaching: A Dialogic Introduction

Theories and Practices in Critical Language Teaching: A Dialogic Introduction

Globalization and Asian Englishes

Sociolinguistic and Political Theory Perspectives on Language Rights

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