Vol. 28 (2003): Dimensión Antropológica
Artículos

Políticas del lenguaje e identidades culturales

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  • Emmanuel Nolue Emenanjo
Emmanuel Nolue Emenanjo
National Institute for Nigerian Languages.

Publicado 2003-08-31

Palabras clave

  • Política del lenguaje,
  • identidades culturales,
  • Nigeria,
  • diversidad cultural

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Políticas del lenguaje e identidades culturales. (2003). Dimensión Antropológica, 28, 71-90. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/dimension/article/view/7551

Resumen

Una política de lenguaje es una política acerca del lenguaje humano, su situación, su uso y costumbre y sobre todo su manejo. Es una política acerca de quién usa o adopta determinada lengua, cuándo, dónde, por qué y cómo no importa su apariencia étnica o racial, su composición lingüística o su posición ideológica o evolución política. Idealmente, una política de lenguaje debe ser el producto final de una planeación lingüística construida con datos lingüísticos de estudios o perfiles sociolingüísticos.

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