International Journal of the Sociology of Language · 2009 · 73 citations · 1 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsBilingual EducationPhilosophy Of LanguageSociolinguisticsLanguage ChangeLinguistic DiversityMultilingual DevelopmentMultilingual EducationMultilingualism
We have been taught and have taught for decades, that language is not set in concrete, that it is not immutable, that it is in constant flux and that it changes over time and space. Yet, when it comes to multilingualism, the focus seems to be solely on the threats to its diversity and maintenance, rather than on its ever-changing dynamics.
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