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English: My thesis for this assignment is: "What impact does the Internet have on linguistic imperialism?”. I have based my assignment on different linguists and researchers theories on linguistic imperialism with my main focus on Robert Phillipson, Nicola Galloway and Heath Rose, as well as I have had to adjust and find the connection in what I believe is relevant between the two topics of linguistic imperialism and the Internet because there has not been done much study on this exact field. I present the theory that I have been able to find during the period of writing this assignment, and then discuss pros and cons about the existing theory. There has been no research work done in relations to this assignment since the time was too short to conduct one.
Norsk: Problemstillingen min for denne oppgaven er: "Hvilken innflytelse har Internettet på lingvistisk imperialisme?". Jeg har basert oppgaven min på diverse lingvister og forskere sine teorier om lingvistisk imperialisme med hovedrøtter i Robert Phillipson, Nicola Galloway og Heath Rose, samtidig som jeg har måttet tilpasse og finne sammenhengen i det jeg mener er relevant mellom de to temaene lingvistisk imperialisme og internett fordi lite studier er gjort på akkurat dette feltet. Jeg presenterer den teorien jeg har funnet igjennom perioden med oppgaveskrivingen for så å drøfte for og imot den. Det er ingen undersøkelser gjort i forhold til denne oppgaven, da tiden jeg hadde på å skrive den ikke strakk til.
Bachelor Lektor Engelsk 2015
VDP::Humanities: 000::Linguistics: 010, linguistic imperialism, internet
VDP::Humanities: 000::Linguistics: 010, linguistic imperialism, internet
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