Course Description
The course addresses language-planning principles from an interdisciplinary perspective and applies these in language-development projects. The many topics included are status planning, involving language choice, policy and use decisions at the international, national, and local levels; corpus planning, involving graphization, standardization, and modernization; acquisition planning, involving the provision of opportunity and incentive to adopt innovations; and ethical issues relating to language rights and language ecology.
Course Details
Level: Master's LevelCredit hours: 3
Term(s) course is offered: Spring
Prerequisites: AA4350 Language and Society
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