De-hegemonizing language standards : learning from (post) colonial Englishes about "English"

Arjuna Parakrama

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Multilingual Education and Policy Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistic Variation and Morphology

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A Note - Acknowledgements - Concrete - The Politics of Standardization and the Special Problematic of (Post) Coloniality - Towards a Broader Standard: The 'Non-Standard' as 'Natural' Resistance - 'Uneducated' (Sri) Lankan English Speech: A Case Study and its Theoretical Implications - Non-Standard Lankan English Writing: New Models and Old Modalities - Attitudes to (Teaching) English: De-Hegemonizing Language in a Situation of Crisis - Bibliography - Index

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