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Linguistic Imperialism (Oxford Applied Linguistics)

Robert Phillipson

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This book explores English as an international language, and how and why it has become so dominant.

Page Count:
376

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Publication Date:
1992-05-14

Imperialism

ENGLISH LANGUAGE_POLITICAL ASPECTS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE_FOREIGN COUNTRIES

ENGLISH LANGUAGE_SOCIAL ASPECTS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE_STUDY AND TEACHING_FOREIGN SPEAKERS

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