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Linguistic discrimination (also
called glottophobia,
linguicism and languagism) is the
unfair treatment of
people based upon
their use of
language and...
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preferred (
linguicism) and the
geographic locations where research occurs.
Periphery scholars face the
challenges of
exclusion and
linguicism in research...
- was a
Finnish linguist and educator. She is
known for
coining the term
linguicism to
refer to
discrimination based on language. Skutnabb-Kangas was born...
- is
often rooted in anti-globalism.
Linguistic imperialism is a form of
linguicism which benefits and
grants power to the dominating/oppressing language...
- prison-industrial complex, colonialism, militarism, ethnocentrism, speciesism,
linguicism and
other forms of
dominating hierarchies in
which the
subordination of...
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random luck.
Linguistic discrimination (also
called glottophobia,
linguicism and languagism) is the
unfair treatment of
people based upon
their use...
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Prime Minister Robert Muldoon, and
became a
major symbol of long-standing
linguicism in New Zealand. By the 1950s some Māori
leaders had
begun to recognise...
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Juliane House Davies, Alan. 1996. “Review Article:
Ironising the myth of
Linguicism.”
Journal of
Multilingual and
Multicultural Development. 17:6, 485-596...
- S2CID 237876655 – via SAGE Publishing. Nguyen, T.T.T (2022). "Educational
linguicism:
linguistic discrimination against minority students in
Vietnamese mainstream...
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accent as "fake" or
indicative of a "ghetto"
identity reflects a form of
linguicism, akin to the
discrimination encountered by
speakers of
African American...
