Titlebook: Language Policy and Language Planning; From Nationalism to Sue Wright Book Dec 2003Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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English: From Language of Empire to Language of Globalisationtrips that of any lingua franca of the past. It is this gigantism which makes it particular and its future development slightly more difficult to predict. One thing is quite clear, however; language planners at the national level can only respond to this phenomenon and not direct it.

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Book Dec 2003Latest edition freely for reasons of social mobility, economic advantage or group identity. The first part of the book reviews the development and role of standard languages in the construction of national communities and identities. The second part examines the linguistic accommodation of groups in contact, majo

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Nation Building in the Wake of Colonialism: Old Concepts in New Settingstheir counterparts in the earlier waves of nation state formation, the basic problems were felt to be much the same. On the linguistic and cultural front, the challenges were the ever intractable issues: how to achieve national unity, how to ensure independence, and how to educate the national population effectively.

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Conclusionich in the end is solitary.... On the other hand, there is romantic organism, which sees the community or the ongoing tradition as the real unit, transcending the individual, who only finds the possibility of fulfilment and creativity and thought, even or especially of identity itself, within that community. (Gelmer 1998: 181)

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tered into freely for reasons of social mobility, economic advantage or group identity. The first part of the book reviews the development and role of standard languages in the construction of national communities and identities. The second part examines the linguistic accommodation of groups in con

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Transcending the Group: Languages of Contact and Lingua Francass come to be seen as inherently repressive (Brumfit 2002). But it should not be forgotten that they mostly succeeded because there was consensus from below. Nationalist ideology was accepted by large majorities within populations for a significant period, particularly in Europe.