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28 Μαρ 2012 · This discussion of colonial language policies and practices reveals the historical origins of the language question in Sri Lanka and points to the general embeddedness of linguistic developments in colonial history.
Three languages are at the centre of current language education policy in Sri Lanka – Sinhala and Tamil, considered local vernaculars, and English, a relatively recent introduction still...
The focus of this chapter is to provide an overview of English language policy and planning in Sri Lanka subsequent to 1978 with a detailed reference to some of the key historical aspects that led to the current situation.
What are the key factors that conditioned and continue to condition Sri Lanka’s language policy decisions? This research paper will identify the critical junctures and the resistance factors that drive Sri Lanka’s postcolonial language policy choices since the country’s independence in 1948. It explains
1 Ιαν 2014 · This paper, after a brief introduction on globalisation, examines its effects on the education policy in Sri Lanka with a special emphasis on the current language policy.
16 Μαρ 2018 · In Sri Lanka, where postcolonial changes to language policy are commonly argued to be the catalyst for a civil conflict lasting 30 years, hopes are pinned on recent language policy changes...
The "negligibility" of Urdu in Sri Lanka has been the outcome of a variety of factors. One of these is the traditional view of the Muslim diaspora from Arabia to Sri Lanka, according to which the Arabs (Muslims) left Arabia owing to the high-handed acts of the Caliph, AM al-Malik ibn Manvln (ca. ninth century CE) and they settled in various parts of Asia including parts of India and Malacca ...
