4 Arabisation and Islamisation: Towards a Decolonial Ontology and Epistemology

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Tables and Figures xiii
4. Glossary xv
5. Abbreviations xvii
6. Acknowledgements xix
7. Foreword xxi
8. 1 Introduction 1
9. 2 Language Ideologies and Language Policies 27
10. 3 Concepts and Theories of Language Policy and Planning 77
11. 4 Arabisation and Islamisation: Towards a Decolonial Ontology and Epistemology 105
12. 5 In Defence of Francophonie 156
13. 6 Can the Vernacular Be Planned? Between Vernacular Nationalism and Linguistic Citizenship 203
14. 7 The Pragmatists: Between Homo economicus, Homo academicus and Homo culturalis 239
15. 8 Prospects and Proposals: Towards a Tunisian Language Compact 296
16. Afterword 308
17. Translation Notes 311
18. Appendix A: The Arabisers’ Corpus 313
19. Appendix B: The Francophone Corpus 318
20. Appendix C: The Tunisianizers’ Corpus 322
21. Appendix D: The Pragmatists’ Corpus 327
22. References 332
23. Index 358