Titlebook: Globalization and Language in the Spanish Speaking World; Macro and Micro Pers Clare Mar-Molinero,Miranda Stewart Book 2006 Palgrave Macmil

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Forces of Globalization in the Spanish-Speaking World: Linguistic Imperialism or Grassroots Adaptat explores the impact of globalization on language issues, as well as studies of how language in turn affects globalization (see, for example, the themed issue of ., 2003; Fairclough, 2001; Gardt and Hüppauf, 2004; Maurais and Morris, 2003; Wright, 2004). Moreover, other analyses of language spread,

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Spanish as L2 on the Dominican/Haitian Border and Universal Processes of Acquisition,has led to a reconceptualization and réévaluation of the traditional symbolic value of Spanish and other languages as an ethno-cultural instrument serving to ‘bond’ and ‘unity peoples in addition to their linguistic value as means of communication. In today’s globalized world, Spanish is a marketabl

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,Whose Story Is It Anyway? Representing Oral Testimony in a Multilingual ‘Contact Zone’,, ‘the historic mission of ethnology [was] to find the universals of human language and human culture’ (Foley, 2002: 470). Its unexamined assumption was that the generalizations (Western) anthropologists drew from their ethnographies would be universal. In the 1970s, in the context of decolonization

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,Language Contact between Galician and Spanish: Conflict or Harmony? Young People’s Linguistic Attittion of political unity by the Catholic Kings, Isabel and Ferdinand in the second half of the fifteenth century to the strongly centralist dictatorship of the Franco regime in the twentieth century. Although as Martin (2002:18) points out, no official linguistic laws were passed during Isabel and Fe