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| description | This essay is an overview of the theoretical, methodological, pedagogical,
ideological, and power-related issues of world Englishes: varieties of English
used in diverse sociolinguistic contexts. The scholars in this field have
critically examined theoretical and methodological frameworks of language use
based on western, essentially monolingual and monocultural, frameworks of
linguistic science and replaced them with frameworks that are faithful to
multilingualism and language variation. This conceptual shift affords a
"pluricentric" view of English, which represents diverse
sociolinguistic histories, multicultural identities, multiple norms of use and
acquisition, and distinct contexts of function. The implications of this shift
for learning and teaching world Englishes are critically reviewed in the final
sections of this essay. |
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