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Book Chapter
Local or International Standards
2009,2018
Overview
This chapter examines the dilemma facing Indigenized Varieties of English (IVEs) – also commonly called New Englishes, non-native Englishes, postcolonial Englishes, vernacular Englishes and nativized Englishes – with regard to the issue of standard or norm; and seeks to situate them within the broader framework of English as an international language. The norms of these varieties are often rejected internationally (and nationally) and are regarded as degenerate and unintelligible. The spread of English to (post)colonial areas preceded the generally acknowledged status of English as a world or international language. The desire to maintain an ‘international monochrome standard’ for the language
Publisher
Channel View Publications,Multilingual Matters
ISBN
1847691226, 9781847691224
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