Language Planning and National Development : The Uzbeck Experience

The Uzbeck Experience

By: William Fierman

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Hardcover | 1 December 1990

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Acknowledgements
Note on transliteration
Language planning and development	p. 1
Introduction	p. 1
Political development	p. 5
Language planning and political development	p. 11
The setting for Uzbek language planning	p. 37
Historical overview	p. 37
Language and political development problems in Uzbekistan	p. 49
Internally generated change: Reforming the Arabic alphabet	p. 57
Introduction	p. 57
The debates	p. 61
Language independence and latinization	p. 69
Creation of an independent Uzbek language	p. 69
Latinization in Uzbekistan	p. 81
What form for latinized Uzbek?	p. 84
The introduction of Latin letters	p. 97
Introduction	p. 97
Four stages of latinization	p. 98
Shortages and bottlenecks	p. 110
Supporting institutions	p. 116
Success?	p. 118
The "internationalization" of writing	p. 125
Introduction	p. 125
"International" words	p. 126
Shift to progressive dialects	p. 129
Latin alphabet: Revolutionary alphabet?	p. 133
A new alphabet	p. 135
Implementation	p. 141
The lexical revolution	p. 149
Introduction	p. 149
Pluralism in vocabulary development	p. 151
Debates on sources of vocabulary	p. 153
"Internationalization" of Uzbek vocabulary	p. 157
Nativization	p. 165
Introduction	p. 165
Early language status policy in Turkestan	p. 166
Korenizatsiia in the Turkestan Republic	p. 169
Language and educational policy in the Turkestan Republic	p. 172
Early efforts in the Uzbek Republic	p. 173
Changing gears	p. 174
Implementation?	p. 176
Financial and organizational problems and "solutions"	p. 179
The key problem: Attitudes	p. 180
Continued resistance	p. 183
Conflicting priorities	p. 185
Benign neglect	p. 193
Introduction	p. 193
The ebb of nativization	p. 193
The international language	p. 200
Teaching the international language	p. 203
One step back: Uzbek for administrative workers	p. 208
Planners and planning organizations
External forces	p. 211
Introduction	p. 211
Tatars	p. 212
The Baku planners	p. 213
Struggle between Baku and Moscow	p. 218
The rise of Marrism and consolidation of language planning in Moscow	p. 221
Local planners and planning organizations	p. 229
Introduction	p. 229
The first generation of reformers	p. 229
The Chaghatay gurungi members	p. 232
Polivanov	p. 239
Official organizations	p. 241
The disappearance of the independent intelligentsia and the rapid rise of proletarian successors	p. 242
The great russophile	p. 249
Moscow's representative	p. 251
Conclusion	p. 255
Problems of political development in Uzbekistan since 1941	p. 255
Uzbek language change since 1941	p. 260
Language planning in Uzbekistan in comparative perspective	p. 266
The challenges ahead	p. 277
Appendix	p. 281
Notes	p. 283
Glossary	p. 309
References	p. 313
Index	p. 347
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