Introduction to English as a Global Language by Rebecca Sutton

English as a Lingua Franca: interpretations and attitudes - Jennifer Jenkins (World Englishes)

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Konglish and Kachru

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Konglish and Linguistic Imperialism

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Konglish and ELF

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A thoughtful breakdown of Kachru’s circles - Ana Valpa (2020)

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Konglish in Hangul to English Translation Table

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More about Konglish from Monash University

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Lingthusiasm - a podcast about linguistics

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World Englishes Journal

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David Crystal - English as a Global Language

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AO1 - what methods and terminology could you use to discuss English as a global language?

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AO2 - what research and theories could you use to discuss English as a global language? How does this relate to the broader social and cultural ideas you've already explored at AS?

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AO3 - what contextual factors might have an influence on discussing English as a global language?

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AO4 - when looking at different texts, e.g. from native speakers and non-native speakers, how could theories of English as a global language support discussion and analysis?

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AO5 - how could you incorporate ideas about English as a global language into your own writing, as a blog post, the transcript for a video, or an article? How could you adapt this for different purposes or audiences?

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In a nutshell

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Kachru’s circles categorised varieties of spoken English around the world.

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Lingua Francas - Seven Languages which Cumulatively Enjoy Official Status Across 75% of the World's Land Area

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In a nutshell

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Jenkins thinks that intelligibility and understanding is more important than perceived ‘correctness’.

In a nutshell

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Phillipson noted that the dominance and spread of English is problematic due to its links with colonialism.

Ethics and Health Communication in English: Tackling the Consequences of Colonial Era Linguicism and Racism

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An interesting article about how linguicism affects health and communication

What is Globish?

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When was the term 'Globish' coined and by whom?

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How could 'Globish' link to other theories and ideas about English as a global language?

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Do you think the adoption of Globish is a positive or a negative? Explain your reasoning.

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