The Discourses and Displacement of English in Turkey

lt;p>This study aims to radically criticize the expansion of English and displace its overwhelming status from non-English speaking countries to oppose the spread of neoliberalism. The expansion of English is a violation of human rights. Therefore, radical pedagogy and critical human rights can contribute to the representation of the world languages.

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lt;p>This book examines the negative effect of English on other cultures and languages. English (or any colonial language) is closely related to the spread of neoliberalism and neocolonialism. Therefore, radical pedagogy and human rights are recommended as achieavable aims so that the dominant status of English can be displaced. Therefore, new discourses should be developed to oppose the colonial, necolonial and neoliberal discourses regarding English. The mandatory state of English in Turkey needs to be displaced through the inclusion of radical pedagogy which opens up space for participatory democracy. The new task of the non-English-speaking countries is to ban the neoliberal expansion of English. A world without a lingua franca is possible and could produce emancipatory sociopolitical spaces to support super diversity.