Where do we see evidence of linguistic imperialism in the
Anglophone world?
Linguistic imperialism is the transfer of a dominant
language to other people. This transfer can occur any many different ways and
poses a threat to many endangered languages and in turn cultures around the
world. One example of linguistic imperialism in the Anglophone world is in the
case of pop culture. Pop culture is nearly universal and is also predominantly
communicated...
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Text 2 Analysis
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This text titled "Food Crisis in Sahel" is an
article published on the Oxfam website in December 2011 which discusses the
impending food crises in Sahel. The author utilized a very popular technique
among articles which is to begin the article with a brief summary of what the
article will actually be about. While this piece is meant to be informative for
its audience there is also no denying the underlying advertising nature of this
article. The...
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