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Linguapax Asia Publications

[Literacy for Dialogue in Multilingual Societies]
Proceedings of Linguapax Asia Symposium 2011
(Date of publication: November 2012)

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1 Contents
2 Welcome
Frances FISTER-STOGA (Director, Linguapax Asia 2004-2011)
3 Opening Remarks on “Dialogue and Society”
Junko HIBIYA (President, International Christian University, Tokyo)
4 From the Editors
5-18 Digital Divide and Internet Connectedness after the Great East Japan Earthquake
Joo-Young JUNG
19-30 The Maintenance and Preservation of the Surigaonon Language in Cyberspace
Francisco Perlas DUMANIG and Maya Khemlani DAVID
31-38 Literacy Policy in Multicultural Australia
Kayoko HASHIMOTO
39-52 Not Writing as a Key Factor in Language Endangerment: The case of the Ryukyu Islands
Patrick HEINRICH
53-58 Multi-Literacy among Cultural Diasporas
Lachman M. KHUBCHANDANI
59-70 Multilingual Activities in an Elementary School in Yokohama, Japan:
An Attempt to Overcome Institutional Monolingualism
Atsuko KOISHI
71-82 Current Trends in Mayan Literacy
Joseph DeCHICCHIS
83-91 Literacy for the Masses: The Conduct and Consequences of
the Literacy Campaign in Revolutionary Vietnam
92-101 Literacy in Multilingual Societies: an endnote
John C. MAHER
102 Closing Remarks
Dr. Fèlix Martí ( Honorary President of Center UNESCO
de Catalunya and President of the Linguapax Institute)
103-105 Contributors
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[Linguapax Asia: A Retrospective Edition of Language and Human Rights Issues]
Collected Proceedings of Linguapax Asia Symposia 2004 – 2009
(Date of publication: November 2010)

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1-2 Contents
3-7 From the Editors
8-10 Address by the Honorary President of Linguapax Unescocat
11 Address by the Honorary President of Linguapax Asia
12-18 The Revival Movement of the Warrongo Language of Northeast Australia
Tasaku TSUNODA and Mie TSUNODA
19-35 Sprachenvielfalt in Österreich: Minderheitenschutz auf europäischer und nationaler Ebene
Language Diversity in Austria: Protection of Minorities on a European and National level
Herta MAURER-LAUSEGGER
36-52 Palauan Language Contact and Change: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Borrowing in Palauan
Kazuko MATSUMOTO
53-63 The Nine Languages of Japan
John C. MAHER
64-74 Language Education, Global Issues and International Unerstanding
Kip CATES
75-81 Poems
MONG-Lan
82-88 ‘Japanese English’: A Virtual Variety
Saran SHIROZA
89-96 Language, Rights and Ethnic Conflicts in Asia
Fernand DE VARENNES
97-110 Ainu Politics and Intercultural Curriculum Development:
Revisiting the Divided Russo-Japanese Ainu-Community 1976-2010
Ignacy-Marek KAMINSKI
111-120 The Impact of Religion on Language: A Study of “Christian Japanese”
Charles DE WOLF
121-122 Daniel Barenboim and the East-West Divan Orchestra: The Politics of Being Apolitical
Steven MORGAN
123-132 対少数言語民族集団プロパガンダの道具としてのフリウリ文化
Friulian Culture as an Instrument of Propaganda in Conflict with the Linguistic-Ethnic Minorities in Friuli
Shinji YAMAMOTO
133-146 Propaganda in Japan‘s Media: Manufacturing Consent for National Goals at the Expense of NJ Residents
ARUDOU Debito
147-154 A Pattern of Class and Youth Deviance in Japan
Robert Stuart YODER
155-164 Doing Gender and Ethnicity in Language Textbooks
Donna TATSUKI
165-172 Conveying the Importance of Communication: A Performance of Harold Pinter‘s Mountain Language
Cyrus Nozomu SETHNA
173-180 Are Kissing Films Democratic? The US Occupation Policy on Japanese Cinema
Kyoko HIRANO
181-189 Pax Britannica: Propaganda as seen in the works of G.A. Henty
William GATER
190-198 TIP: Look Beneath the Surface
Daniel H. GARRETT
199-213 Conventional Problems and Alternative Solutions in Education and the Trafficking
in Children in India
Patricia ALIPERTI and Jason ALIPERTI
214-220 Audiovisual Dialectology
Herta MAURER-LAUSSEGER
221-226 Concluding Remarks
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