30 Questions
What is the origin of the Greek word 'theoria' in the context of theoretical perspectives in language policy?
Seeing
According to Paul Hopper, what is the nature of language structure?
There is no natural fixed structure to language
What is the term used to describe the dominance of one language over others?
Language Imperialism
What is the term coined by Skutnabb-Kangas to describe the unfair or unequal treatment of a language?
Linguicism
What is the term used to describe the death of a language?
Linguicide
What is the term used to describe the phenomenon where English takes on a role that results in linguicide?
Lingua Franckensteinia
What was the primary focus of Schiffman's introduction of the term 'linguistic culture' in the late 1970s?
Cultural features in terms of language policy
What is the main objective of 'le decret Barere' law?
To promote French language teaching to non-French speakers
What is the term used to describe the blend of French and English languages?
Franglais
According to Terrence Wiley, what has influenced attitudes and policies towards non-Western, non-Christian societies and states?
The perceived superiority of Western civilization
What is the primary focus of language policy and planning?
Understanding people's beliefs and ideologies about language
What is the main purpose of ethnography in social and behavioral sciences?
To collect data for research
What is the primary focus of the discourse historical approach?
Examining social practice in language
What is the main goal of a focused group discussion?
To share information on a single topic
What is the primary focus of geolinguistics?
The study of language in relation to geography
What is the primary goal of geolinguistic analysis?
To investigate historical processes of language development
What is the primary focus of structural analysis of ethnolinguistic vitality?
Investigating the ability of a group to protect and maintain their existence
What is the definition of vitality in the context of ethnolinguistic vitality?
The ability of a group to grow and be an active entity
What is the primary function of a lingua franca?
To facilitate communication among people with different native languages
According to assimilationists, what is the consequence of encouraging non-English speakers to rely on their native language?
Hindering the chances of achieving social equality
What is the primary focus of language policy?
Addressing social problems involving language
What is the limitation of the 'Theories of LPP' approach?
It searches for data to prove a theory
What is the characteristic of pluralists' approach to language policy?
Recognizing the importance of ethnolinguistic diversity
What was the focus of scholars' research in language policy from the 1970s to 1990s?
Questioning assumptions in early language policy work
What is the primary focus of Political Science?
Explaining the causes and effects of political phenomena
According to Francois Grin, what is the ultimate concern of language policy?
The exercise of power and control
What is the central theme of Bonnie Honig's book 'Democracy and the Foreigner'?
The role of immigrants in shaping national identity
What is the concept of the 'Supercitizen' in the context of Bonnie Honig's work?
A combination of the four mythic themes of national revival
What is the primary concern of Political Theory?
Analyzing the significance of political facts to humans
What is the relationship between identity politics and political life?
Identity politics is a central concern of political life
Test your understanding of theoretical perspectives in language policy, including the concept of 'theoria' and the nature of language as a code. This quiz reviews the basics of language policy and planning, covering definitions and fundamental concepts.
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