Plurilinguisme et mondialisation
Source : Actualitté, 8 février 2019 Une centaine d'auteurs français a signé, le 26 janvier dernier, une tribune très agressive à l'encontre du salon Livre Paris, pour son usage jugé excessif de termes anglophones et de « globish ». Le salon, qui se déroulera en mars prochain à Paris, changera les noms des événements incriminés, mais conservera au contraire l'expression...
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Participer à un projet de volontariat pour changer la vie des enfants défavorisés Par Sandrine Benard , le 21 janvier 2019, Thot cursus Ainsi parlait Mère Teresa (1910-1997), sainte et Prix Nobel de la Paix en 1979. Aujourd’hui, vous l’aurez sans doute compris, nous nous intéresserons aux conditions -pas toujours favorables- qui encadrent l’enseignement des langues et surtout, à...
Plurilinguisme et mondialisation
IPOL, publicado em 13/02/2019 Das cerca de sete mil línguas e dialetos que o mundo tem, duas mil e quinhentas estão em risco de extinção. E, para além destas, existem muitas mais ameaçadas e outras em situação muito vulnerável A saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia veio levantar problemas de diversa ordem, um dos quais é a política das línguas à escala europeia e...
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France Info, 3 janvier 2019 - Un drapeau islandais. (THORVALDUR ORN KRISMUNDSSON / AFP) Des chercheurs s'inquiètent de voir les jeunes Islandais apprendrent de plus en plus tôt l'anglais au risque, selon eux, de moins bien parler à terme, l'islandais. En Islande, l’usage de l’anglais a explosé ces dernières années notamment en raison de l’importance des nouvelles technologies....
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Source: The Conversation, 26 nov. 2018 Images of extreme weather and alarming headlines about climate change have become common. Last month, dire predictions about our warming planet from the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) were reported as distressing scenes from a devastating tsunami in Sulawesi, Indonesia were still in the news. As residents of Sulawesi...
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The Conversation, August 8th 2018 After the Oxfam sexual exploitation scandal in Haiti hit the headlines earlier this year, 22 aid agencies published an open letter declaring that they would “take every step to right our wrongs and eradicate abuse in our industry”. They made a commitment to “listen and take action”. There is nothing new about NGOs claiming that they “listen” to...
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Delegata federale al plurilinguismo Berna, 11.06.2018 – Dall’11 al 15 giugno 2018 la Commissione nazionale per la promozione del bilinguismo e del multiculturalismo del Camerun è in visita di studio in Svizzera per uno scambio di opinioni su questioni inerenti al plurilinguismo e al multiculturalismo. La visita della delegazione camerunese si iscrive nel quadro di un progetto...
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23 February 2018Russia / WorldLanguage as a Soft Power Tool in Central Asia Chinese, Russian and English are all competing to be Central Asia’s lingua franca. This has a bearing on the region’s ties to the rest of the world, as well as an impact on domestic political culture. Author : Anna Tiido Joseph Nye, a political scientist at Harvard University, has discussed at length the role of...
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Francophonie. En Afrique du Sud, le français n’est plus la langue de la France Afrique du Sud, The Conversation - Londres “Je n’hésite jamais à m’exprimer en anglais parce que cela renforce la francophonie” La presse canadienne s’est largement fait écho lundi de la déclaration du chef de l’État français au sujet de la francophonie, à l’issue de sa rencontre avec...
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The Conversation, April 3d 2018 English has achieved prime status by becoming the most widely spoken language in the world – if one disregards proficiency – ahead of Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. English is spoken in 101 countries, while Arabic is spoken in 60, French in 51, Chinese in 33, and Spanish in 31. From one small island, English has gone on to acquire lingua franca status in...
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Font: IPOL, publicado em 26/12/2017 (flyparade/iStock) Muitas das línguas que você sabe que existem vieram de uma raiz comum Porque as línguas foram surgindo nas várias regiões do mundo de forma independente. Algumas têm a mesma origem, como o hindu, o sueco, o inglês e o português. Eles vieram de uma grande língua comum, chamada proto-indo-europeu, que há milhares de anos era falada...
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The Guardian (International edition) Daniel Boffey in BrusselsFri 26 Jan 2018 13.32 GMT Appeal court upholds closure order against cheese shop as use of English implies it is for tourists not locals. Their country’s grip of the English language has long been a source of national pride for the Dutch. But some argue a line has to be drawn somewhere and, for the municipality of Amsterdam, that...
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