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English in Brazil : Between Passive Acquiescence and Insurgent Chauvinism
Rajagopalan, Kanavillil,Freitas, Alice Cunha De 대한언어학회 2002 언어학 Vol.10 No.2
Rajagopalan, Kanavillil and Freitas, Alice Cunha de. 2002. English in Brazil: Between Passive Acquiescence and Insurgent Chauvinism. The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal,, 10(2), 85 110. The imperialist pretensions of the English language across the globe have increasingly been the focus of attention ever since the publication of such classics as Phillipson (1992), Pennycook (1994, 1998) and others. Whereas these early writers did issue a wake up call to all those interested in the subject in way or one another, the larger picture they succeeded in portraying whether or not they actually int ended to do so was one of utter helplessness in the face of a world wide trend which had an inexorable internal purposiveness of its own and against which conventional deterrents seemed hopelessly inadequate Mare recently, however, some scholars have locked at the same phenomenon from the standpoint of those on the periphery and pointed out ways and means by which resistance can be and often is offered ,order even the most trying of circumstances (Canagarajah, 1999). This paper is an attempt to take stock of the situation in Brazil. We claim that the situation of EEL is, as of now, one of stalemate: caught in the middle of contradictory trends and ambiguously poised between the extreme responses of total acquiescence and outright rejection of English.