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- Cook Islands Maori
- What is a Pakeha?
- Maori 1 2007
- Maori 2 2007
- Pacific Englishes
- Dutch
- Pasifika Communities 1
- NZ Europeans
- Census Wk 2.1
- Dutch
- Chinese
- Introduction
- Identity Lecture 1
- Language & Maintenance Shift
- Identity
- Census Wk 2.2
- Japanese
- Greek
- Language & Identity
- NZ Populations
- Course Outline
- NZ Europeans and NZE
- Tongan Community
- Lecture Topics
- NZ English
- NZ Greek Community
- Korean
- English Language & identity
- Maori Identity
- Pasifika Communities
- Europeans
- Links
- Korean II
- Niuean Community
- References
- Pakeha
- Assessment
- Maori Identity
- Readings
- Exam Preparation
- Asian Communities
- Globalisation
- NZ Regional Variation
- NZ Sign Language
Identity Lecture 1
Goals for this week
- Introduce the role of language in identity
- Introduce the concept of ethnic identity
- Introduce the link between ethnic identity and language
Language & Identities in New Zealand
- Identity & Language
- What role does language play in identity?
- Core or Peripheral
- How is identity reflected through language?
- Different languages (Maori vs English)
- Code-switching & code-mixing (‘Kia ora bro’)
- Different varieties (Maori English)
- Different features (‘dance’ in Southland)
- How does language & identity change?
- International influences (gas, cookies)
- Local influences (Maori vowels)
