Seminar: The Monthly Symposium, Temas389-400Malvika Singh, 1992 |
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... linguistic complexity is the sine qua non of our polity , it is especially difficult to avoid encoun- ters with such ... linguistic resonances- that is the human condition . Linguistics , a discipline in search of a ( technical ) ...
... linguistic complexity is the sine qua non of our polity , it is especially difficult to avoid encoun- ters with such ... linguistic resonances- that is the human condition . Linguistics , a discipline in search of a ( technical ) ...
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... linguistic criteria . If you believe that a script is a necessary condition for a dialect to qualify as a lan- guage , then this belief about the power of scripts is subject only to internal social change . Linguistic arguments will do ...
... linguistic criteria . If you believe that a script is a necessary condition for a dialect to qualify as a lan- guage , then this belief about the power of scripts is subject only to internal social change . Linguistic arguments will do ...
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... linguists to notice such groundswell shifts when they take place , and to make connections between linguistic patterns , silences and social demands . In India , however , despite a great tradition in language studies , and a populace ...
... linguists to notice such groundswell shifts when they take place , and to make connections between linguistic patterns , silences and social demands . In India , however , despite a great tradition in language studies , and a populace ...
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