Multilingual Sydney

ISBN-13: 9781138592667 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 240 str.

Alice Chik; Phil Benson; Robyn Moloney

Opis

Through a selection of 18 multidisciplinary case studies on multilingualism in Sydney, Australia, this book examines how multilingualism permeates institutional and everyday practice in the city, raising important questions about what a ‘multilingual city’ can and should be.

Spis treści

Part I: A Multilingual City in a Multilingual World  1. Sydney: A Multilingual City in a Multilingual World (Alice Chik, Lid King and Robyn Moloney) 2. Multilingual Sydney: A City Report (Phil Benson and Anikó Hatoss) 3. Language Diversity in Sydney: At Home and in Public (Alice Chik, James Forrest and Frank Siciliano) 4. Sydney’s Metrolingual Assemblages: Yellow Matters (Emi Otsuji and Alastair Pennycook)  Part II: Policy, Ideologies and Practice  5. Developing Policy and Planning Services for a Multicultural Community (Roxana Rascon) 6. Unpacking Monolingual Ideologies: Voices of Young Sydneysiders (Anikó Hatoss) 7. Popular Music and Korean Learning: K-Pop in Australia (Sarah Keith) 8. Model of Bilingual Practice in Speech Pathology: A Sydney Snapshot (Peter Roger)  Part III: Learning Languages  9. Migration, Multilingualism and Learning English in Sydney (Lynda Yates and Beth Zielinski) 10. Dreams vs. Realities in English Language Learning in Sydney: English Language Ideologies among Korean Sojourners (Jinhyun Cho) 11. Community Languages Schools: Bucking the Trend? (Ken Cruickshank) 12. Constructing a Multilingual Community of Practice in Sydney Schools (Robyn Moloney) 13. Perspectives on Multilingualism in Mainstream University Learning and Teaching: Case Studies from Sydney and Perth (Lauren Gorfinkel and Qian Gong)  Part IV: Languages and Communities  14. The Aboriginal Language of Sydney: Loss and Rediscovery (Jeremy Steele) 15. Multilingualism in the Sydney Landscape: The Italian Impact (Antonia Rubino) 16. Experiences of Language Maintenance and Shift among Second Generation Australians of Arabic Background: Perceptions of Agency (Kate Crittenden and Jill Murray) 17. Philippine Languages in Multilingual Sydney (Loy Lising) 18. Pragmatics, Communication and Learning in the Narratives of Australian-born Speakers of Greek (Jill Murray) 19. Reflections on Multilingual Sydney in a Multilingual World (Kathleen Heugh and Phil Benson)