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Haberland, Hartmut
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Hartmut Haberland (b. 1948) is a German-Danish linguist whose main contributions to applied linguistics, within the areas of pragmatics and sociolinguistics, include being founder, in 1977 (with Jacob L. Mey), and coeditor of the internationally recognized Journal of Pragmatics.
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A l'occasion du vingt-cinquieme anniversaire du journal, les editeurs du Journal of pragmatics reviennent sur les principaux problemes souleves par la pragmatique et en priorite sur les fondements et le statut meme de cette discipline. Si en 1977, il n'etait pas du tout clair que la pragmatique fut reellement une discipline en tant que telle, les As. tentent de voir ici comment elle s'est penchee sur d'autres questions que la linguistique pour s'ancrer dans la realite sociale. Ils analysent ainsi les tendances et problematiques actuelles depuis les conceptions de Grice, d'Austin et Searle.
A distinction between ‘text’ and ‘discourse’, based on suggestions by Bronislaw Malinowski (1935) and Konrad Ehlich (1979, 1981), is proposed and contrasted with the distinction between ‘text’ and ‘discourse’ as made by Jacob Mey (1993). A few remarks on the term discours in the French tradition are added.
This paper deals with nothing less than the question: Who owns the English language?
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English is a very special language in that it has many more non-native speakers than native speakers, and that it is used in far more settings where there are no native speakers present than in those between or including native speakers. Many of these settings are within contexts of higher education, due to increased transnational student mobility, university teacher mobility and offshore delivery of university education. In this paper it is argued that in discussing norms for international English, an ownership discourse and a maintenance (or cultivation) discourse should be distinguished. Some ideas from public goods theory are introduced that could be applied to an appreciation of international English. Finally, it is argued why even a language in international use needs cultivation.
Det danske sprogs status år 2001—er dansk et truet sprog?
- H. Haberland
- C. Henriksen
- R. Phillipson
- T. Skutnabb-Kangas
Power in the global age
- U. Beck
Soziologie + Linguistik. Die schlechte Aufhebung sozialer Ungleichheit durch Sprache
- F. Hager
- H. Haberland
- R. Paris
Pragmatics. Vol. I: Dawn and delineation (Routledge critical concepts
- H. Haberland
- J. L. Mey