Dialect and Culture Voice and Articulation as Components of a Perceived National Language /

Dialect and Culture [microform] : Voice and Articulation as Components of a Perceived National Language / Mary Evelyn Collins and Louis J. Rosso.

This review of the literature on language uniformity investigates the controversy surrounding the issue of making English an official language in the United States and the consequences that would follow such a practice. The review looks at the basic arguments of making English the "official&quo...

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Main Author: Collins, Mary Evelyn
Other Authors: Rosso, Louis J.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1989.
Subjects:
Biculturalism.
Cultural Context.
Cultural Influences.
Cultural Interrelationships.
Dialects.
English.
English Instruction.
Hispanic American Culture.
Intercultural Communication.
Language Proficiency.
Language Research.
Language Standardization.
Limited English Speaking.
Official Languages.

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