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  1. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949 - 2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
    Published: 2003
    Publisher:  de Gruyter, Berlin [u.a.]

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    ISBN: 3110178966
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    Series: Contributions to the sociology of language ; 89
    Subjects: Sprachreform; Sprachliche Minderheit; Sprachpolitik; Mehrsprachigkeit
    Scope: XXII, 458 S. :Kt.
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    Includes bibliographical references (p. [407]-446) and indexes

    Zusammenfassung d. Verlags: Minglang Zhou's highly erudite and well-researched volume on the policies concerning writing reforms for China?'s minorities since 1949 provides an original and well-reasoned summary of a complex process. It documents how different script reforms meet dramatically different fates according to local preferences, history, cross-border ties, and the vitality of previously-used scripts. It convincingly shows that no single variable is decisive in the success of a script, and that language planners' fixation with technical details is doomed to failure, without careful coordination of extra-code factors. It also documents the little-known Sino-Soviet cooperation in the area of writing reforms. In a style accessible to both undergraduate and graduate students, Zhou's book is of interest to language planners, sinologists, applied linguists, writing theorists, and ethnologists

    Inhalt: Preface -- Acknowledgements -- List of tables -- Abbreviations and names of minorities in China -- Map 1 Distribution of minority nationalities and languages in China -- Map 2 China: Autonomous regions and prefectures -- Ch. 1. MINORITIES AND MINORITY LANGUAGES IN CHINA: 1.1. Historical developments of the Han and non-Han peoples; 1.2. Official classification of the non-Han peoples: 1.3. Distribution of minority communities; 1.4. The classification and distribution of minority languages; 1.5. Current status of minority languages; 1.6. The organization of this book -- Ch. 2. THE POLITICS OF MINORITY LANGUAGE POLICY, 1949-2002: 2.1. Development of the CCP minorities policy before 1949; 2.2. Theoretical foundation of the CCP minorities policy and later changes; 2.3. The first pluralistic stage: 1949-1957; 2.3.1. Legal protection for minority language use and development; 2.3.2. The CCP leadership's affirmative attitudes; 2.3.3. Development of policy for minority language use; 2.3.4. Development of infrastructure for minority language work; 2.3.5. Toward a change of pace in minority language work; 2.4. The Chinese monopolistic stage: 1958-1971; 2.4.1. The great leap toward national convergence; 2.4.2. A unified language policy for both Chinese and minority languages; 2.4.3. A short relief from integrationism: 1962-1963; 2.4.4. The dominance of Chinese monopolistic language policy: 1964-1977; 2.5. The second pluralistic stage: 1978-2002 2.5.1. The return of accommodationism; 2.5.2. Legislation of minority language rights; 2.5.3. Tactical retreat from the accommodationist policy; 2.5.4. New orientation since the early 1990's

    Inhalt: Ch. 3. THE POLITICS OF THE STATUS OF WRITING SYSTEMS: OFFICIAL, EXPERIMENTAL, OR UNOFFICIAL: 3.1. Status of writing systems: The first pluralistic stage (1949-1957); 3.1.1. Recognition of five commonly used writing systems as official; 3.1.2. Prioritization of the creation and revision of writing systems; 3.2. Status of writing systems: The Chinese monopolistic stage (1958-1977); 3.2.1. The losing battle of official and experimental writing systems; 3.2.2. The rise of "phonetic spelling" as candidate writing systems for languages; with non-Roman systems; 3.3. Status of writing systems: The second pluralistic stage (1978 2002); 3.3.1. Official recognition of the status of writing systems and bottom-up efforts; 3.3.2. The mushrooming of unofficial writing systems in the 1980's; 3.3.3. The lasting influence of Pinyin: Official writing systems vs. pronunciation; assistance systems; 3.3.4. The politics of a new round of official recognition in the 1990's; 3.3.5. Information technology: A new battlefield for status recognition; 3.4. Issues in China's minority language policy -- Ch. 4. CHOICES OF SCRIPTS AND THEORIES OF WRITING SYSTEMS: EAST VS. WEST: 4.1. Western linguistics and the initial writing reforms for minority languages in the PRC; 4.1.1. The first linguistic guidelines for grammatogeny in minority languages; 4.1.2. 2. kinds of reforms for "imperfect" writing systems; 4.2. Modeling after the Soviet Union 4.2.1. The Soviet model of writing system development for minority languages; 4.2.2. Alliance of writing systems across Sino-Soviet borders; 4.2.3. Alliance of writing systems within language groups: An application of the; Soviet model; 4.3. Roman, IPA, and Cyrillic scripts: Conflicts and compromises; 4.3.1. Hybrid alphabet of Roman, IPA, and Cyrillic scripts; 4.3.2. Triumph of the Roman alphabet

    Inhalt: Ch. 5. THE POLITICS OF VERNACULAR WRITING SYSTEMS: 5.1. The Soviet model and proliferation of vernacular writing systems; 5.1.1. The Hani writing systems: Vernacular and vernacular; 5.1.2. The Miao writing systems: Vernacular and vernacular; 5.2. Vernacular writing systems: Consolidation and withdrawal; 5.2.1. The consolidation of Hani systems: Standard vs. vernacular; 5.2.2. The Pinyin-oriented revision and withdrawal of the Miao systems; 5.3. Vernacular writing systems: Consolidation and proliferation; 5.3.1. Unification of the Mongolian writing systems: An administrative approach; 5.3.2. The attempt at unifying Yi writing: A supra dialect approach; 5.3.3. The Zhuang writing systems: Standard vs. vernacular; 5.3.4. The Yao writing systems: International vs. local; 5.3.5. The Hani writing systems: Standard vs. supplementary; 5.3.6. The Va writing systems: Standard and supplementary; 5.3.7. The Bai writing system: One system and two orthographies; 5.4. Relationship between standard and vernacular writing systems -- Ch. 6. THE POLITICS OF TRADITIONAL AND REFORMED WRITING SYSTEMS: 6.1. Between changing policies and written traditions: The Smiform script vs. the Roman; alphabet; 6.2. Between domestic and international politics: Reform of the Mongolian writing; system; 6.3. Between socialism and Islam: Reforms of the Uygur and Kazak writing systems; 6.4. Between the state and Christian traditions: Reforms of missionary writing; systems; 6.4.1. The survival of a missionary writing system for Lisu; 6.4.2. Three-way competition among Miao writing systems; 6.4.3. The role of codification in writing reform: The cases of Lahu and Jingpo; 6.5. Between the state and Buddhist traditions: Reforms of writing systems in Dai; communities; 6.5.1. The failure of the writing reform in Xishuangbanna; 6.5.2. The success story of writing reforms in Dehong; 6.6. Factors in the successes and failures of writing reforms

    Inhalt: Ch. 7. MODERNIZATION: THE POLITICS AND SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF CHINESE LOANWORDS AND MINORITY LANGUAGE ORTHOGRAPHY: 7.1. The early years of lexical modernization (1949-1955); 7.2. Central planning of lexical modernization before Pinyin; 7.3. Lexical development for minority languages under the shadow of Pinyin; 7.4. Pinyin as the model for modernization of orthography in minority languages; 7.5. Diglossia of Chinese loanwords 7.6. The question of diversity in orthography and loanwords; 7.7. Development of terminology regulations and bureaucracy -- Ch. 8. CONCLUSION: 8.1. The question of the interpretation of language legislation and the implementation of language policy; 8.2. The question of equality for all (minority) languages; 8.3. The question of the ideal script; 8.4. The question of the model or models of writing system development; 8.5. Concluding remarks -- Notes -- References -- Subject index Index of (officially recognized) minority nationalities and minority languages in China -- Index of names of influencial persons
  2. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949 - 2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
    Published: 2003
    Publisher:  Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin

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    Series: Contributions to the sociology of language ; 89
    Subjects: Mehrsprachigkeit; Sprachliche Minderheit; Sprachreform; Sprachpolitik
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  3. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages, 1949-2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
    Published: 2003
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    Subjects: Politik; Linguistic minorities; Multilingualism; Mehrsprachigkeit; Sprachreform; Sprachpolitik; Sprachliche Minderheit
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  4. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949-2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
    Published: 2003
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  5. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949 - 2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
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    Series: Contributions to the sociology of language ; 89
    Subjects: China; Mehrsprachigkeit; Sprachliche Minderheit; Sprachreform; Sprachpolitik; Geschichte 1949-2002
    Scope: XXII, 458 S. :Kt.
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    Includes bibliographical references (p. [407]-446) and indexes

    Zusammenfassung d. Verlags: Minglang Zhou's highly erudite and well-researched volume on the policies concerning writing reforms for China?'s minorities since 1949 provides an original and well-reasoned summary of a complex process. It documents how different script reforms meet dramatically different fates according to local preferences, history, cross-border ties, and the vitality of previously-used scripts. It convincingly shows that no single variable is decisive in the success of a script, and that language planners' fixation with technical details is doomed to failure, without careful coordination of extra-code factors. It also documents the little-known Sino-Soviet cooperation in the area of writing reforms. In a style accessible to both undergraduate and graduate students, Zhou's book is of interest to language planners, sinologists, applied linguists, writing theorists, and ethnologists

    Inhalt: Preface -- Acknowledgements -- List of tables -- Abbreviations and names of minorities in China -- Map 1 Distribution of minority nationalities and languages in China -- Map 2 China: Autonomous regions and prefectures -- Ch. 1. MINORITIES AND MINORITY LANGUAGES IN CHINA: 1.1. Historical developments of the Han and non-Han peoples; 1.2. Official classification of the non-Han peoples: 1.3. Distribution of minority communities; 1.4. The classification and distribution of minority languages; 1.5. Current status of minority languages; 1.6. The organization of this book -- Ch. 2. THE POLITICS OF MINORITY LANGUAGE POLICY, 1949-2002: 2.1. Development of the CCP minorities policy before 1949; 2.2. Theoretical foundation of the CCP minorities policy and later changes; 2.3. The first pluralistic stage: 1949-1957; 2.3.1. Legal protection for minority language use and development; 2.3.2. The CCP leadership's affirmative attitudes; 2.3.3. Development of policy for minority language use; 2.3.4. Development of infrastructure for minority language work; 2.3.5. Toward a change of pace in minority language work; 2.4. The Chinese monopolistic stage: 1958-1971; 2.4.1. The great leap toward national convergence; 2.4.2. A unified language policy for both Chinese and minority languages; 2.4.3. A short relief from integrationism: 1962-1963; 2.4.4. The dominance of Chinese monopolistic language policy: 1964-1977; 2.5. The second pluralistic stage: 1978-2002 2.5.1. The return of accommodationism; 2.5.2. Legislation of minority language rights; 2.5.3. Tactical retreat from the accommodationist policy; 2.5.4. New orientation since the early 1990's

    Inhalt: Ch. 3. THE POLITICS OF THE STATUS OF WRITING SYSTEMS: OFFICIAL, EXPERIMENTAL, OR UNOFFICIAL: 3.1. Status of writing systems: The first pluralistic stage (1949-1957); 3.1.1. Recognition of five commonly used writing systems as official; 3.1.2. Prioritization of the creation and revision of writing systems; 3.2. Status of writing systems: The Chinese monopolistic stage (1958-1977); 3.2.1. The losing battle of official and experimental writing systems; 3.2.2. The rise of "phonetic spelling" as candidate writing systems for languages; with non-Roman systems; 3.3. Status of writing systems: The second pluralistic stage (1978 2002); 3.3.1. Official recognition of the status of writing systems and bottom-up efforts; 3.3.2. The mushrooming of unofficial writing systems in the 1980's; 3.3.3. The lasting influence of Pinyin: Official writing systems vs. pronunciation; assistance systems; 3.3.4. The politics of a new round of official recognition in the 1990's; 3.3.5. Information technology: A new battlefield for status recognition; 3.4. Issues in China's minority language policy -- Ch. 4. CHOICES OF SCRIPTS AND THEORIES OF WRITING SYSTEMS: EAST VS. WEST: 4.1. Western linguistics and the initial writing reforms for minority languages in the PRC; 4.1.1. The first linguistic guidelines for grammatogeny in minority languages; 4.1.2. 2. kinds of reforms for "imperfect" writing systems; 4.2. Modeling after the Soviet Union 4.2.1. The Soviet model of writing system development for minority languages; 4.2.2. Alliance of writing systems across Sino-Soviet borders; 4.2.3. Alliance of writing systems within language groups: An application of the; Soviet model; 4.3. Roman, IPA, and Cyrillic scripts: Conflicts and compromises; 4.3.1. Hybrid alphabet of Roman, IPA, and Cyrillic scripts; 4.3.2. Triumph of the Roman alphabet

    Inhalt: Ch. 5. THE POLITICS OF VERNACULAR WRITING SYSTEMS: 5.1. The Soviet model and proliferation of vernacular writing systems; 5.1.1. The Hani writing systems: Vernacular and vernacular; 5.1.2. The Miao writing systems: Vernacular and vernacular; 5.2. Vernacular writing systems: Consolidation and withdrawal; 5.2.1. The consolidation of Hani systems: Standard vs. vernacular; 5.2.2. The Pinyin-oriented revision and withdrawal of the Miao systems; 5.3. Vernacular writing systems: Consolidation and proliferation; 5.3.1. Unification of the Mongolian writing systems: An administrative approach; 5.3.2. The attempt at unifying Yi writing: A supra dialect approach; 5.3.3. The Zhuang writing systems: Standard vs. vernacular; 5.3.4. The Yao writing systems: International vs. local; 5.3.5. The Hani writing systems: Standard vs. supplementary; 5.3.6. The Va writing systems: Standard and supplementary; 5.3.7. The Bai writing system: One system and two orthographies; 5.4. Relationship between standard and vernacular writing systems -- Ch. 6. THE POLITICS OF TRADITIONAL AND REFORMED WRITING SYSTEMS: 6.1. Between changing policies and written traditions: The Smiform script vs. the Roman; alphabet; 6.2. Between domestic and international politics: Reform of the Mongolian writing; system; 6.3. Between socialism and Islam: Reforms of the Uygur and Kazak writing systems; 6.4. Between the state and Christian traditions: Reforms of missionary writing; systems; 6.4.1. The survival of a missionary writing system for Lisu; 6.4.2. Three-way competition among Miao writing systems; 6.4.3. The role of codification in writing reform: The cases of Lahu and Jingpo; 6.5. Between the state and Buddhist traditions: Reforms of writing systems in Dai; communities; 6.5.1. The failure of the writing reform in Xishuangbanna; 6.5.2. The success story of writing reforms in Dehong; 6.6. Factors in the successes and failures of writing reforms

    Inhalt: Ch. 7. MODERNIZATION: THE POLITICS AND SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF CHINESE LOANWORDS AND MINORITY LANGUAGE ORTHOGRAPHY: 7.1. The early years of lexical modernization (1949-1955); 7.2. Central planning of lexical modernization before Pinyin; 7.3. Lexical development for minority languages under the shadow of Pinyin; 7.4. Pinyin as the model for modernization of orthography in minority languages; 7.5. Diglossia of Chinese loanwords 7.6. The question of diversity in orthography and loanwords; 7.7. Development of terminology regulations and bureaucracy -- Ch. 8. CONCLUSION: 8.1. The question of the interpretation of language legislation and the implementation of language policy; 8.2. The question of equality for all (minority) languages; 8.3. The question of the ideal script; 8.4. The question of the model or models of writing system development; 8.5. Concluding remarks -- Notes -- References -- Subject index Index of (officially recognized) minority nationalities and minority languages in China -- Index of names of influencial persons
  6. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949-2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
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    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949 - 2002
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  8. Multilingualism in China
    The politics of writing reforms for minority languages 1949 - 2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
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  9. Multilingualism in China
    the politics of writing reforms for minority languages, 1949-2002
    Author: Zhou, Minglang
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