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World Englishes
Introduction From Modernity to Post
ModernityDemography
Alia Ali
What does “World Englishes”
mean? The Expanding Circle
China, Egypt, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Korea, Nepal, Saudi Arabia,
Taiwan, Russia, Zimbabwe, South Africa,
Caribbean Islands(EFL)
The Outer CircleBangladesh, India
Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Malaysia,
Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka,
Tanzania, Zambia(ESL)
The Inner CircleUSAUK
CanadaAustralia
New Zealand
Krachu’s Three Concentric Circles
The global spread of English language is not only on linguistic based but it helps to furnish in studies, economics and politics issues
The growth of China would have an impact on learning English where it was used to be learnt
Countries like India in which English is used as second language can play a major role in development of global English
Relationship b/w and globalization was complex one but economically support helps English in its extension
From Modernity To Post Modernity
Modernity spread from Europe across the worldRenaissance and development can charted
through centuriesGlobalization started in 15th century with the
development of capitalist economies, nation states and languages
Before 18 century there was no concept of foreign of language as we have today
In 19th century languages in Europe became modern, standardized and helped to unify the national identity
Scholars were well aware the potential impact of new technologies such as the electric telegraph on social, political and economic life
Modern Post modern
Faith in scienceChange is expected Nation states provides
bases for identityNL, standardized lang
serve multiple communicative purpose
nation strives to become monolingual: RL marginalized
Newtonian physics as dominant view of nature
Identify is more complex
ML becomes a normSociety and families
are more fragmented
The new model of English was introducedEnglish was no more same as it was in
recognition and hegemonic power of English lang native speakers
Linguistic postmodernity
Modernity was introduced in Europe was invented
Standard approaches for teaching English were being used
New forms of multilingualism The growth of multilingualism in EuropeEnglish factor in business process
outsourcing BPO the rise of urban middleclass around world
Internet, communication, technologyPost modernity may be threat for those
who invest more in modern era
Industrial revaluationA new world of other languages key termsGrowth of languages on internetRising competitionThe doom of monolinguals The end of English as foreign languageRetraining needed for English specialistAsia may determine the future of Global
English
Demography Who lives where-= have been along scientist and
technological process
Demographic change is one of the most important factors affecting languages and to a much greater extend than other key trends affecting English
global populationPeople movementDemography trendsChanging age structure
S-shaped graph is familiar to anyone analyzing social change or the spread of innovation
New mobile phone usersSound change through the lexicon in a
rural English dialect
Who live where?What kind of work will they be doing?What are the basic needs?What kind of work they are doing?
People movementMigrant workerTourist Business International students
English as linga franca
As population rise in developed countries rise, the demographic balance between languages is changing
Three quarters of all travel is between non-English speaking countries, this suggested that large demand for either foreign language learning or the increasing use of English as lingua franca
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