This collective volume aims to highlight, through the interdisciplinary contribution of the authors, the ideological aspects related to the use of language as a communicative practice. This scientific reflection was developed within the framework of the seminar Ideologies, Language Communication, and Education co-organized by the Departments of Preschool Education and Primary Education at the University of Thessaly (Volos, November 6, 2019) and is based on the assumption that social structures, attitudes and perceptions, and linguistic practices form a network that is ideologically intertwined, expressed through linguistic choices, and maintained (also) through education.
The ideological functions of language are examined across the spectrum of linguistic communication, with particular emphasis on the field of education, as the latter occupies a prominent position in shaping linguistic ideologies and, consequently, identities, both of educators and future citizens. Common themes of the chapters include the reflection on how language maintains but also constructs specific versions of social reality (linguistic construction of ideology) and the ideological positions that are discernible in public discourse about language (ideological construction of language).
Contents
Introduction: Searching for the relationships between ideology, language, and education
From national to post-national discourse: Problems and reflections
Gender stereotypes and linguistic representations in Disney’s Princess movies
At the intersection of attitudes, prejudices, and intuitions: Language and metalanguage on social media
Attitudes towards the literary level of Modern Standard Greek: A field survey in public online discussions of linguistic interest
Guides for the proper use of Modern Greek: Scientific aids or ideological constructions?
Ideological mechanisms of linguistic standardization in education: Which English is taught in school?
Ideology and language assessment: The case of the nationwide exams
Exploring language teaching rationales in future educators’ practical training
Participants
Manufacturer
- Authors
- Asimakis Fliatouras, Argyris Archakis, Athanasios Michalis, Stayroula Tsiplakou, Eygenia Vasilaki, Eleni Gana, Achilleas I. Kostoulas, Eleni Motsiou, Stathis Selimis
- Publisher
- Gutenberg - CHristos Dardanos
- Genre
- Grammar of the Modern Greek Language
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 246
- Publication Date
- 2021
- Dimensions
- 17x24 cm
- Language
- Greek
- ISBN-13
- 9789600122442
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