Vol. 28 (2003): Dimensión Antropológica
Artículos

Políticas del lenguaje y educación: el papel de la educación en la destrucción o el soporte de la diversidad lingüística

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  • Tove Skutnabb-Kangas
Tove Skutnabb-Kangas
Roskilde University, Departament of Languages and Culture, Roskilde, Denmark.

Publicado 2003-08-31

Palabras clave

  • Diversidad lingüística,
  • políticas del lenguaje,
  • educación,
  • lenguas,
  • comunicación

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Políticas del lenguaje y educación: el papel de la educación en la destrucción o el soporte de la diversidad lingüística. (2003). Dimensión Antropológica, 28, 91-186. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/dimension/article/view/7553

Resumen

Discutiré en este ensayo el futuro del planeta en términos de salud del ecosistema. Las personas sólo somos una pequeña parte del ecosistema, pero nosotros, más que ninguna otra parte del sistema, hemos dañado y destruido su salud. Hoy, estamos matando tanto a la biodiversidad y a la lingüística como a la diversidad cultural, y a través de esta forzada homogenización arruinando el planeta.

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