[lg policy] Re: history of the term "language ideology"

[Dave Sayers]

For anyone interested in this topic, I think the contributions to the list have now 
plateaued. The final contribution, over the last couple of days, was an absolute 
mother lode from Prem Phyak, who already happened to have compiled an enormous list 
on this topic and got in touch with me about integrating it. Prem has beautifully and 
painstakingly integrated all these entries into the list already compiled, at least 
quadrupling its overall size (send your thanks to pphyak at gmail.com!).

This of course is not to overlook everyone else's fantastic contributions. The result 
now, after everyone's input, is a wonderful chronology of language ideology in the 
literature. Thanks to all who contributed (especially Prem); we now have something 
really valuable to share with students and colleagues.

http://goo.gl/rjM0KX

Needless to say, keep contributing if you find new resources -- and if so, please 
remember to keep the order chronological, not alphabetical.

All the best,
Dave

--
Dr. Dave Sayers
Honorary Research Fellow, Arts & Humanities, Swansea University, UK
Visiting Lecturer (2013-14), Dept English, University of Turku, Finland
dave.sayers at cantab.net
http://swansea.academia.edu/DaveSayers



On 18/10/2013 11:02, Dave Sayers wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> Does anyone know the first use of the term "language ideology", along the lines that
> it's currently used in language policy?
>
> To avoid list-spamming and overlap, I've made a publicly editable Google document
> (i.e. anyone can edit; no sign-in required) here: http://goo.gl/rjM0KX.
>
> I've added some to get us started -- these include the earliest examples I can find,
> as well as a thoroughly shameless entry for my own recent article (I need all the
> publicity I can get -- anyone want to employ me next year??):
>
> ======================================
> Dahlstedt, Karl-Hampus. 1976. Societal ideology and language cultivation: the case of
> Swedish. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 10(1): 17–50.
>
> Khubchandani, Lachman M. 1977. Language Ideology and Language Development.
> International Journal of the Sociology of Language 13(1): 33–52.
>
> Hsiau, A-chiu. 1997. Language ideology in Taiwan: The KMT's language policy, the Tai-
> yu language movement, and ethnic polities. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural
> Development 18(4): 302–315.
>
> Sayers, Dave. 2012. Standardising Cornish: The politics of a new minority language.
> Language Problems & Language Planning 36(2): 99–119.
>
> Verschueren, Jef. 2012. Ideology in Language Use: Pragmatic Guidelines for Empirical
> Research. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
> ======================================
>
> Please take note of the box at the top, and fit your entry into the list in date
> order, not alphabetical order. That should make it simpler to get an idea of the
> chronology of the term. (And if you want to find a specific entry, just search the
> document.)
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
> --
> Dr. Dave Sayers
> Honorary Research Fellow, Arts & Humanities, Swansea University, UK
> Visiting Lecturer (2013-14), Dept English, University of Turku, Finland
> dave.sayers at cantab.net
> http://swansea.academia.edu/DaveSayers
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