Linguistic Imperialism (Oxford Applied Linguistics)
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Linguistic Imperialism (Oxford Applied Linguistics)

by Robert Phillipson

Linguistics Cultural Studies sociolinguistics applied linguistics
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Robert Phillipson’s Linguistic Imperialism examines the connection between language and power within applied linguistics. As part of the Oxford Applied Linguistics series, it offers a focused resource for readers exploring language education, language policy, global communication, and the wider social consequences of linguistic influence.

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Linguistic Imperialism is a work in the Oxford Applied Linguistics series by Robert Phillipson.

The book focuses on the relationship between language and power.

It considers linguistic imperialism as a subject within applied linguistics and language education.

Its themes are relevant to readers interested in language policy, global communication, and the social effects of linguistic influence.

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