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An Ancestral Language to Speak with the "Other": Closing down Ideological Spaces of a Language Policy in the Peruvian Andes
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Zavala, Virginia – Language Policy, 2014
Using a multilayered, ethnographic and critical approach to language policy and planning, this article examines a language policy favoring Quechua in Apurímac in the Southern Peruvian Andes, which is being imagined as an integrated community unified by the local language. This study presents a case in which top-down policies open up ideological…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, American Indian Languages, Ethnography, Educational Policy
Quechua Language Attitudes and Maintenance in Cuzco, Peru
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Manley, Marilyn S. – Language Policy, 2008
This article qualitatively and quantitatively investigates the Quechua language attitudes and maintenance practices of the members of two non-profit, non-governmental agencies in Cuzco, Peru. Within their respective agency/community contexts, the members of both groups claim to have significantly more positive attitudes toward Quechua and exhibit…
Descriptors: Language Maintenance, Language Attitudes, Foreign Countries, American Indian Languages