Jerzy J Smolicz
Biographic Data
| ID | 3781663 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jerzy J Smolicz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jerzy J |
| FAMILY NAME | Smolicz |
| SIGNATURE | SMOLICZ J J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Belarusian as an endangered language
Family Collectivism and Minority Languages as Core Values of Culture among Ethnic Groups in Australia
The paper investigates the relative significance of family collectivism and minority languages as possible core values among four ethnic groups in the context of Australian society in which the English language and social structures of the majority group are dominant. The respondents were young adults drawn from Greek-, Latvian-, Italian- and Chinese-Australian backgrounds. The analysis of the personal statements gathered revealed a generally pos…
Nation‐states and globalization from a multicultural perspective
This article considers approaches explaining the revival of ethnic‐nationalist phenomena in the face of globalizing influences. It argues that these are best understood in terms of ethnic identity based on the core values of a group's cultural heritage. Australia is presented as an example of a plural society that has dealt with minority ethnic inputs through the adoption of a multicultural policy which gives recognition to minority ethnic cultur…
Exporting the European Idea of a National Language
Language – a bridge or a barrier? Languages and education in Australia from an intercultural perspective
Dans un contexte multilingue, la barriere representee par une langue non familiere peut etre surmontee par le groupe dominant de deux manieres: = par l'elimination du groupe linguistique minoritaire, par la suppression de cette langue, = par l'apprentissage de cette langue par quelques membres du groupe dominant qui deviennent alors bilingues. Les donnees australiennes mettent en evidence que les groupes minoritaires estiment leur langue comme et…
Language core values in a multicultural setting
Family Collectivism and Minority Languages as Core Values of Culture among Ethnic Groups in Australia
The paper investigates the relative significance of family collectivism and minority languages as possible core values among four ethnic groups in the context of Australian society in which the English language and social structures of the majority group are dominant. The respondents were young adults drawn from Greek-, Latvian-, Italian- and Chinese-Australian backgrounds. The analysis of the personal statements gathered revealed a generally pos…
Exporting the European Idea of a National Language
Language core values in a multicultural setting
Belarusian as an endangered language
Nation‐states and globalization from a multicultural perspective
This article considers approaches explaining the revival of ethnic‐nationalist phenomena in the face of globalizing influences. It argues that these are best understood in terms of ethnic identity based on the core values of a group's cultural heritage. Australia is presented as an example of a plural society that has dealt with minority ethnic inputs through the adoption of a multicultural policy which gives recognition to minority ethnic cultur…
Language – a bridge or a barrier? Languages and education in Australia from an intercultural perspective
Dans un contexte multilingue, la barriere representee par une langue non familiere peut etre surmontee par le groupe dominant de deux manieres: = par l'elimination du groupe linguistique minoritaire, par la suppression de cette langue, = par l'apprentissage de cette langue par quelques membres du groupe dominant qui deviennent alors bilingues. Les donnees australiennes mettent en evidence que les groupes minoritaires estiment leur langue comme et…
Language core values in a multicultural setting
Language – a bridge or a barrier? Languages and education in Australia from an intercultural perspective
Dans un contexte multilingue, la barriere representee par une langue non familiere peut etre surmontee par le groupe dominant de deux manieres: = par l'elimination du groupe linguistique minoritaire, par la suppression de cette langue, = par l'apprentissage de cette langue par quelques membres du groupe dominant qui deviennent alors bilingues. Les donnees australiennes mettent en evidence que les groupes minoritaires estiment leur langue comme et…
Exporting the European Idea of a National Language
Nation‐states and globalization from a multicultural perspective
This article considers approaches explaining the revival of ethnic‐nationalist phenomena in the face of globalizing influences. It argues that these are best understood in terms of ethnic identity based on the core values of a group's cultural heritage. Australia is presented as an example of a plural society that has dealt with minority ethnic inputs through the adoption of a multicultural policy which gives recognition to minority ethnic cultur…
Family Collectivism and Minority Languages as Core Values of Culture among Ethnic Groups in Australia
The paper investigates the relative significance of family collectivism and minority languages as possible core values among four ethnic groups in the context of Australian society in which the English language and social structures of the majority group are dominant. The respondents were young adults drawn from Greek-, Latvian-, Italian- and Chinese-Australian backgrounds. The analysis of the personal statements gathered revealed a generally pos…
Belarusian as an endangered language
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (5 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Population (3 works)