Dr Rhianwen Daniel
Lecturer in Philosophy
Overview
Research
I'm a lecturer and project officer at the Cardiff University department of philosophy. My research focuses on nationalism, cultural identity, and linguistic relativity. I'm also interested in political ideologies, populism, ecological rationality, tacit knowledge and Wittgenstein.
Specialization: Nationalism, national identity, applied linguistics, political ideologies, Wittgenstein.
Publication
2023
- Daniel, R. 2023. Standardization and vitality: The role of linguistic purism in preventing extinction. Language Problems and Language Planning 47(2), pp. 182-207. (10.1075/lplp.00105.dan)
- Daniel, R. 2023. Standardization and vitality. Language Problems and Language Planning 47(2), pp. 182-207. (10.1075/lplp.00105.dan)
2022
- Daniel, R. 2022. The liberal/conservative nationalism divide: A distinction without a difference?. Nations and Nationalism 28(2), pp. 523-538. (10.1111/nana.12812)
2021
- Daniel, R. 2021. The impact of language on cultural identity: Implications for linguistic justice and liberal nationalism. PhD Thesis, Cardiff Univeristy.
Articles
- Daniel, R. 2023. Standardization and vitality: The role of linguistic purism in preventing extinction. Language Problems and Language Planning 47(2), pp. 182-207. (10.1075/lplp.00105.dan)
- Daniel, R. 2023. Standardization and vitality. Language Problems and Language Planning 47(2), pp. 182-207. (10.1075/lplp.00105.dan)
- Daniel, R. 2022. The liberal/conservative nationalism divide: A distinction without a difference?. Nations and Nationalism 28(2), pp. 523-538. (10.1111/nana.12812)
Thesis
- Daniel, R. 2021. The impact of language on cultural identity: Implications for linguistic justice and liberal nationalism. PhD Thesis, Cardiff Univeristy.
Teaching
Courses Taught
- Cenedlaetholdeb, Crefydd a Chymdeithas / Nationalism, Religion and Society
- Credoau'r Cymry / Welsh Ideologies
- Mind, Thought and Reality
- Moral and Political Philosophy
- Introduction to Government
- Introduction to Political Thought