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SOURCE:    Philology. Theory & Practice. Tambov: Gramota, 2017. № 11. Part 2. P. 62-65.
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LANGUAGE IDEOLOGY: THEORY OF DESCRIPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION PRACTICE

Grishechko Ovsanna Savvichna
Southern Federal University


Abstract. The article is devoted to studying language ideology as a set of language conceptions existing within certain social groups. The paper describes theoretical approaches and conceptions allowing the author to reveal the essence of language ideology as a subject of socio-cultural analysis and to identify key practical aspects of implementing language ideologies widespread in different linguo-cultural communities at the modern stage of their development.
Key words and phrases: языковая идеология, лингвистическая идеология, этнография, языковой пуризм, лингвокультурное сообщество, language ideology, linguistic ideology, ethnography, language purism, linguo-cultural community
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