Silencing Shanghai examines the paradoxical and counterintuitive contrast between Shanghai's emergence as a global city and marginalization of the Shanghai dialect. The endangerment of the vernacular exposes how state-sponsored social exclusion silences a significant voice of the people and shakes the linguistic foundation of the local identity.
Silencing Shanghai examines the paradoxical and counterintuitive contrast between Shanghai's emergence as a global city and marginalization of the Shanghai dialect. The endangerment of the vernacular exposes how state-sponsored social exclusion silences a significant voice of the people and shakes the linguistic foundation of the local identity.
Fang Xu is lecturer in the Interdisciplinary Studies Field program at University of California, Berkeley.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: A Cosmopolitan Past Chapter 2: "China Dream" vs the Shanghai Dialect Chapter 3: Geographical Displacement and Language Loss Chapter 4: Social Integration and "New Shanghairen" as Euphemism Chapter 5: Forever Waidiren or Honorary Shanghairen?
Chapter 1: A Cosmopolitan Past Chapter 2: "China Dream" vs the Shanghai Dialect Chapter 3: Geographical Displacement and Language Loss Chapter 4: Social Integration and "New Shanghairen" as Euphemism Chapter 5: Forever Waidiren or Honorary Shanghairen?
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