Linguistics and Languages

Ideologies underlying language policy and planning in the Philippines

J. Zeng and X. Li

This study, conducted by Jie Zeng and Xiaolong Li, delves into the complex interplay of language ideologies in the Philippines, tracing the historical evolution of language policy from colonial times to today. It uncovers how linguistic assimilation has been the prevailing ideology, alongside others like vernacularization and linguistic pluralism. Discover the implications of these findings for other multilingual, postcolonial nations.

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