内容

目次

Introduction. Globalization of Language and Culture in Asia, VinitiVaish (Centre for Research and Pedagogy, National Institute of Education,Singapore); 1. The Spread of Mandarin: A Global Perspective, Goh Yeng Sengand and Lim Seok Lai (Asian Languages and Literature, National Institute ofEducation, Singapore); 2. Muslim Education and Globalization: theRe-(de)positioning of Languages and Curriculum Contents, Saeda Buang (AsianLanguages and Literature, National Institute of Education, Singapore); 3.Monoliterate, Biliterate and Hybrid Texts in the Linguistic Ecology of NewDelhi, India, Viniti Vaish (Centre for Research in Pedagogy and Practice,National Institute of Education, Singapore); 4. Globalization of EnglishTeaching in Sri Lanka: Foreign Resources and Local Responses, KaushalyaPerera & Suresh Canagarajah (Baruch College, New York, USA); 5. Singapore'sSociolinguistic Global Response To Globalisation, Wendy Bokhorst-Heng (Centrefor Research in Pedagogy and Practice, Singapore); 6. Managing Globalization:Mandarin in Cyberspace, Shouhui Zhao (Centre for Research in Pedagogy andPractice, Singapore); 7. Globalization and Language Shift in Malaysia:Representations of Teaching Realities, Saran Kaur Gill, Radha Nambiar,Noraini Ibrahim and Tan Kim Hua (University Kebangsgaan, Malaysia); 8.Korea's EPIK (English Program in Korea) and Globalization, Mihyon Jeon(Korean Program, York University); 9. Linguistic idealism and realism inglobalization - discussions from Japan, Masakazu Iino (School ofInternational Liberal Studies, Waseda University, Japan); Conclusion, VinitiVaish(Centre for Research and Pedagogy, National Institute of Education,Singapore); Index.