题名

語言在斯里蘭卡內戰與族群衝突中的定位

并列篇名

The Orientation of Language of Civil War and Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka

DOI

10.7074/YDAJB.201009.0167

作者

張育銓(Yu-Chuan Chang)

关键词

斯里蘭卡 ; 語言 ; 族群衝突 ; 內戰 ; Sri Lanka ; Language ; Ethnic Conflict ; Civil War

期刊名称

育達科大學報

卷期/出版年月

24期(2010 / 09 / 01)

页次

167 - 178

内容语文

繁體中文

中文摘要

語言是人與人之間的溝通工具,也用以理解外在世界的認知與象徵系統,語言所承載的豐富文化意義經常成為族群識別的對象,並與族群意識緊密結合,使得語言使用的意涵越加難以定位。在多元語言使用環境中,語言政策的擬定與執行,更容易反映出政治與權力的運作歷程。因此,語言的不平等除了呈現政治資源的不平等之外,也容易引發族群不平等的爭議。 斯里蘭卡自從獨立之後,國內的族群衝突不斷,甚至提升到內戰的規模,造成龐大的經濟損失與人民傷亡。儘管在2009年宣布內戰結束,但是,族群衝突並未隨著內戰結束而終結。相對的,在國家進行重建的過程中,族群議題不斷浮現,成為斯里蘭卡最棘手的問題。 本文從語言社會學的角度,研究語言議題與族群衝突的關係,並以斯里蘭卡的語言議題與語言政策為分析實例,討論辛哈拉人與泰米爾人之間持續多年的內戰族群衝突中,族群如何透過語言政策來達成特定的目的,以及語言政策背後所蘊含的政治與階級因素。

英文摘要

Language is a communication tool between people, also is a cognitive and the symbolic system, used to understand the external world. Language carried within it's abundant cultural meanings, which often become the object of ethnic identification. The close combination of ethnic consciousness and language makes it too difficult to orientate it. In the environment of multi-language, language policy formulation and implementation is easier to reflect the process of the political operation and power exertion. Therefore, the language of inequality in addition to the inequality the distribution of political resources, easily leads to ethnic inequalities in multilingual and multiethnic society. From the point of view of Sociology of Language, this article studies the relationship between ethnic conflict and language issues while analyzing language policy and language issues of Sri Lanka, in particular the ethnic conflict between Sinhalese and Tamils. This article is also to analysis how to achieve a specific political purpose in terms of language policy, and exposing political and class factors underlying it.

主题分类 人文學 > 人文學綜合
基礎與應用科學 > 數學
基礎與應用科學 > 資訊科學
基礎與應用科學 > 永續發展研究
工程學 > 市政與環境工程
社會科學 > 社會科學綜合
社會科學 > 教育學
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