Choi Eun-young et al.: English and the World

There are thousands of languages in the world. But there is no language as important and as influential as English today as the international community. This is because English is the language of the British and the United States, which in the past led the industrial revolution and has now led research on international order and high science, and it's also spoken in the developed worlds of Canada, Australia and New Zealand, the major Commonwealth countries. And it is possible that the recent development and distribution of the Internet has created a new technology that makes English more widely available worldwide. This book thus discusses the origins and changes of English, the most important language in the world, and then considers what growth process led to the present appearance. To do so, we'll look at English, which has been transformed by the world-class flow of humanity through the ancient and medieval times, through the Renaissance, leading the industrial revolution, and through the two world wars. We also want to look at the impact of the development of adjacent scholarship on English and English education, to highlight the characteristics of English from various perspectives and to cover the main material in an overview of the purpose of understanding modern English. Before we can get to the point where we're going to understand English, English is one of the many languages in the world, so first on page 1 outlines a common component of all human languages, along with the learning process of children.

Korean title: 영어와 세계

Korean author: 최은영 외

Korean publisher: 북코리아

ISBN-13: 9788963248943