The Routledge handbook of ecolinguistics

In: Routledge handbooks in linguistics

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Part, I Languages in Their Social and Individual Environment --I. A Linguistic and Biological Diversity: Minority and Majority Languages, Endangerment and Revival --chapter Introduction /Alwin F. Fill --chapter 1 Biological Diversity and Language Diversity --Parallels and Differences /Tove Skutnabb-Kangas David Harmon --chapter 2 The Ecology of Language Contact --Minority and Majority Languages /Albert Bastardas-Boada --chapter 3 Language Endangerment and Language Death --The Future of Language Diversity /Suzanne Romaine --chapter 4 The Economy of Language Ecology 1 --Economic Aspects of Minority Languages /Alwin F. Fill --chapter 5 Language Evolution from an Ecological Perspective 1 /Salikoko S. Mufwene --chapter 6 Ecolinguistic Aspects of Language Planning /Robert B. Kaplan --part, II The Role of Language Concerning the Environment (Biological and Ecological Sense) --II. A The Role of Language in Creating, Aggravating and Solving Environmental Problems --chapter 7 Individual and Societal Bilingualism and Multilingualism /Sabine Ehrhart --chapter 8 Linguistic Imperialism and the Consequences for Language Ecology /Robert Phillipson Tove Skutnabb-Kangas --chapter 9 What Creolistics Can Learn From Ecolinguistics /Peter Mühlhäusler --chapter 10 Ecosystemic Linguistics /Hildo Honório do Couto --section I. B Language Contact (Bilingualism and Multilingualism) and Contact Languages --chapter 11 Positive Discourse Analysis --Rethinking Human Ecological Relationships /Arran Stibbe --chapter 12 Using Visual Images to Show Environmental Problems /Anders Hansen --chapter 13 Investigating Texts about Environmental Degradation Using Critical Discourse Analysis and Corpus Linguistic Techniques /Richard J. Alexander --chapter 14 The Pragmatics of Metaphor --An Ecological View /Jacob L. Mey --part, 365III Philosophical and Transdisciplinary Ecolinguistics --chapter 15 Lexicogrammar and Ecolinguistics /Andrew Goatly --chapter 16 The Treatment of Environmental Topics in the Language of Politics /Mai Kuha --chapter 17 Eco-Advertising --The Linguistics and Semiotics of Green(-Washed) Persuasion /Hartmut Stöckl Sonja Molnar --chapter 18 'Global Warming' or 'Climate Change'? /Hermine Penz --chapter 19 Media Reports about Natural Disasters --An Ecolinguistic Perspective /Martin Döring --section II. B How Environmental Topics Appear in Texts and in the Media: Ecological and Unecological Discourse --chapter 20 The Discursive Representation of Animals /Guy Cook Alison Sealey --chapter 21 Euphemisms for Killing Animals and for Other Forms of Their Use /Wilhelm Trampe --chapter 22 Overcoming Anthropocentrism With Anthropomorphic and Physiocentric Uses of Language? /Reinhard Heuberger --chapter 23 Ecolinguistics and Placenames --Interaction Between Humans and Nature /Joshua Nash --section II. C How Do Language and Discourse Transport Ecological and Unecological Ideas? --chapter 24 The Ethics of Scientific Language About the Environment /Brendon M. H. Larson --chapter 25 Ecolinguistics and Education /George M. Jacobs --chapter 26 The Microecological Grounding of Language --How Linguistic Symbolicity Extends and Transforms the Human Ecology /Sune Vork Steffensen --chapter 27 Transdisciplinary Linguistics --Ecolinguistics as a Pacemaker into a New Scientific Age /Peter Finke --chapter 28 Religion, Language and Ecology /Todd LeVasseur --part, IV New Orientations and Future Directions in Ecolinguistics --chapter 29 Ecolinguistics in the 21st Century --New Orientations and Future Directions /Alwin F. Fill Hermine Penz.