Language politics and the linguist by Kanavillil Rajagopalan

“…This paper focuses on language politics as it is currently unfolding in Brazil. …”
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Language Politeness in Students' Thesis Guidance by Aidil Syah Putra, Yumna Rasyid, Fathiaty Murtadho

“…This study aims to gain an in-depth understanding of the phenomenon of Language Politeness in Student Thesis Guidance of students of the English Education Study Program, FKIP University of Muhammadiyah Tangerang. …”
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Application of Language Politeness in Learning Activities at School by Kemal Alief, Nashruddin Nashruddin

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Language Politeness in the Javanese Verb Speech Level by Dwi Atmawati

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LANGUAGE POLITENESS OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY by Rika Ningsih, Endry Boeriswati, Liliana Muliastuti

Subjects: “…Language Politeness, Students, Teachers, Speech Act, Education Realm…”
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Going Nucular : Language, Politics, and Culture in Confrontational Times / by Nunberg, Geoffrey, 1945-, author 550632

MAINTAINING LANGUAGE POLITENESS THROUGH LEARNING ADVICE IN JAPANESE by Poppy Rahayu, Dedi Suryadi, Rosita Rinjani

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Language politics in Nepal: A socio-historical overview by Gautam Bhim Lal

“…This paper aims to outline the language politics in Nepal by focusing on the influences and expansions shifted from Global North to the Global South. …”
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Language, politics, and method : grounding a computational hermeneutic by Duffy, Gavan

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Language politics and nationalism in post-soviet Kazakhstan : an analysis by Zhang, Yu

“…This dissertation investigates language politics in relation to nation-building in Kazakhstan in the post-Soviet era. …”
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Lexical Semantics of the Quran: Analysis of Paradigmatic Meaning of Language Politeness by Tafiati Tafiati, Asrina Asrina, Ferry Saputra, Shinta Fitria Utami

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Language, Politics, and Identity: an Interdisciplinary Investigation of Modern Political Discourse by M. A. Chigasheva, M. A. Yelizaryeva, V. A. Nagumanova, E. A. Makushkina

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‘The legitimate’ after the uprisings: justice, equity, and language politics in Morocco by Ghilani, K

“…It argues that a new discourse on languages has emerged in 2011 in Morocco employing justice and equity as the main legitimating principles in language politics. After the phases of unity (justifying the Arabization policy, which replaced French by Standard Arabic in administrations, courts, and schools) and recognition (supporting the standardization of Tamazight and its recognition as an official language), the discursive shift to justice and equity in 2011 marks the entry of Morocco in a third phase in language politics and points out a shift in the norms underpinning political legitimacy. …”

Euphemism among university students and its implications in language politeness by Md Yusoff, Melor Fauzita, Ibrahim, Nor Hafidah, Ismail, Nor Hasimah

“…The approach of the study is to apply the use of descriptive analysis method on the data obtained. Practice of language politeness will be seen based on the use of elements of euphemism by examining its relation to sociolinguistic aspect and its implications on language politeness. …”
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INTEGRATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY PROTEST (ON THE MATERIAL OF THE GERMAN-LANGUAGE POLITICAL BLOGOSPHERE) by Larisa Mikhaylovna Generalova

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Colonizing Language: Cultural Production and Language Politics in Modern Japan and Korea by Andrew Harding

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MACEDONIAN AND GREEK REFUGEE CHILDREN IN EASTERN EUROPE: LANGUAGE, POLITICS AND IDENTITIES by Riki Van Boeschoten

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LANGUAGE POLITENESS PRINCIPLE IN INDONESIA LAWYERS CLUB TALKSHOW ON TV ONE by Aditya Mahendra Ariputra, Muhammad Rohmadi, Sumarwati Sumarwati

“…This study showed the results of the fulfillment of usage of language politeness principle which included 6 maxims, they were maxim of wisdom, maxim of acceptance, maxim of mercy, maxim of humility, maxim of suitability, and maxim of conclusion.…”
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Unveiled narratives: unraveling deaf Identity and sign language politics in Singapore by Tay, Phoebe

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Exploring Local Wisdom in Buginese Ethnics: Language Politeness Phenomena of Tau Soppeng by Fiptar Abdi Alam, Al-Muthmainnah Al-Muthmainnah

“…In addition, this study also found the realization and the implication of local wisdom as a primary value such as ethics and language politeness, self-image, courage, solidarity, and cooperation.…”
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