lingvistide
Lingvistide is a term that refers to the study and practice of language ideologies, which are the beliefs, attitudes, and values that a society holds about language. These ideologies can influence language use, language policy, and language education. The concept of lingvistide was introduced by linguist and sociolinguist John M. Verstraete in the 1990s.
Lingvistide examines how language ideologies are constructed, maintained, and challenged within a society. It explores the
Lingvistide also involves the study of language policies and their impact on language use and language communities.
The practice of lingvistide includes advocating for language rights, promoting linguistic diversity, and challenging language ideologies