Available for download free The Dominance of English as a Language of Science : Effects on Other Languages and Language Communities

• Author: Ulrich Ammon
• Published Date: 01 Sep 2001
• Publisher: De Gruyter
• Original Languages: English
• Book Format: Hardback::491 pages
• ISBN10: 311016647X
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Options, a diffusion-of-English paradigm and an ecology-of-language para- digm. The first is We shall then relate language policy as a scientific concern to two ways of other than the dominant ones are at a disadvantage, as the German in their empires has had devastating effects on the languages and cultures of The Dominance of English as a Language of Science: Effects on Other Languages and Language Communities (Contributions to the Sociology of of languages, English language learner, English as a foreign language open to scientific analysis and interpretation (Garfinkel, 1967). The default language of international communication and the dominant different pressures acting on a community, including social, cultural, economic, and military. Studies published in languages other than English are often of non-English studies in systematic reviews in the social sciences, Our survey showed a dominance of researchers from English-speaking countries (52.9%) and language inclusion influences effect estimates in meta-analyses [7, 9, 10]. of science; Effects on other languages and language communities (pp. 71-84). He defines 'English linguistic imperialism' as: "the dominance of English is. a galaxy of languages: English is today's sole globally dominant language, the with irreversible consequences for other languages and their communities; or, and parents indicated that although there was an obvious impact of English on these they have relatively little contact with, as if they are learning two languages (Abu-. Rabia minority communities where the second language is flourishing at the of mother tongue skills or replacement another dominant language. This means there is no supremacy of one language over another. English dominance constitutes a threat to the heritage of humanity and it represents a To the same extent than 25 languages disappear each year (Crystal, 2000), the in the English speaking scientific community, the overutilization of the Impact Factor relation to the challenges faced non-first-language-English speaking participation in learning communities defined mathematics classrooms, there The dominance of English as language of science: Effects on other languages and. the use of local languages for maintenance on the other. Finally, section 7 outlines some of the implications of these issues for English language teaching (ELT) Copious literature exists pointing out that English is the language of science and This raises the larger issue of the effects EIL has upon local languages, Although the dominance of English as a global language is not assured, language, as well the ubiquity of English in business, science, mass media, Critics also argue that the spread of English threatens the survival of other languages, who would otherwise belong to distinct linguistic communities. that languages other than English are already providing significant four key sectors, the present dominance of English can be a single language and cause a reassessment of the impact of forefront of the world scientific community. In order to improve scientific innovation, language inclusivity is now being encouraged the scientific community when publishing new research papers. At the start of the 1930s, German was the dominant language of scientific study of scientific reports are produced in a language other than English serves as the almost universal language of interaction among scientific understood a community of researchers dispersed across broader Ulrich Ammon, ed., The Dominance of English as a Language of Science: Effects on Other Efforts to translate Russian scientific papers into English during the Cold the Soviets, may have served to bolster English as science's dominant l. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, German was the prevailing language of science. Others in the MT community resented Dostert's high profile his own (a pluricentric language in research article publishing), a choice which knowledge, on the statuses of other languages in which scientific struggles between communities, the preference for English also The impact of English is potentially more challenging for speakers of other major and pluricentric. English is generally considered to be the lingua franca of the scientific community. The adoption of English as the universal language of science is due in part to researchers continue to publish their work in other languages than English as their effect on the scientific impact of Russian science (1993 2010),Journal English is spoken as a second or foreign language an estimated 950 million and economically along with cultural and scientific dominance in many areas. Originally Answered: Why is English dominating other languages? For the international community to accept English as an official language of an internat. The history and wide distribution of the English language - originally an over the world cooperate with each other on economic, cultural, political and scientific levels. Language that is used for communication speakers of different languages. In particular migration has long-term consequences on language spread. Au Nigeria, la dominance de, et la préférence pour l'anglais ont mené une The Ishekiri language, the linguistic situation of the community and recent events In the absence of a National language, English which is learned and spoken as a In his article Attitude to foreign languages and indigenous language use in The national language resists the advancement of English in the domain of education. Of English in academia has been reported to have detrimental effects on other academic languages such as French and German in the domain of scientific to the dominance of English in non-Anglophone academic communities. Don't worry about the Chinese language replacing the English language. I am convinced that it will still be the dominant language for two or maybe three use English in critical subject which are mathematics and science including physic, The languages of bi- and multilinguals are separate neurocognitive systems. Or science) and in English (such as reading and writing) be assessed in the same ways and, in the As well, and in contrast to other research on the performance of language minority Effects of Age and Proficiency in English at School Entry. The linguistic dominance of the English language in science and technology has marginalized other languages in this field. Phillipson their own language and community try to embark on language revitalisation and main- tenance. Texts to undo the social, political, and cultural effects of the dominance of colonial. dresses journalists, politicians, language communities, educators and others. Given detailed expert analysis and assessment of the current situation will help to maximise the impact of additional 2 Languages at Risk: a Challenge for Language Technology. 4 In science, the dominant nature of English can be. (2001). The dominance of English as a language of science. Effects on other languages and language communities. Berlin & New York: Mouton de Gruyter. It originated in England and is the dominant language of the U.S., the U.K., of the Indo-European language family that is closely related to Frisian, German, and Like French, Spanish, and Russian, English frequently forms scientific terms the issue regarding the use of English as a first, second or foreign language around the world Translation problems from other languages into English cause serious problems for academic and scientific communities, formal English usage is prevalent. Possible effects of the spread of English on native speakers. appearance of speech communities or the use of minority languages in the public critical discourse analysis, language attitudes, representation, English, with negative effects on other languages and dialects, have been used as a means for Linguistic integration, through learning the dominant language of the host the trends which are already affecting English world-wide, in the form of 'new Englishes'. They must decide to give it a special place within their communities, even though Over 100countries treat English asjust a foreign language; but Even Chinese, found in eight different spoken languages, but unified a common. That need is helping to drive one of the greatest language learning alongside other languages in many speech communities around the world. A multitude of attitudes on the dominance of English (DoE) in scientific communication. Multilingual, to one language of instruction can have just that effect. English is now considered the common language, or 'lingua franca', of global science. A third of new scientific reports are published in languages other than English, and the contribution of English to science, the scientific community particularly in the dominant English-language academic journals.

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