Third Year Linguistics Lectures (Semester 5)

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BLIDA 2- FACULTY OF ARTS AND LANGUAGES

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Language planning and policy show clearly that language is not a mere means of communicating content but it is so complex that it extends to various aspects of human life. Thus, language planning is not only a linguistic activity but it is rather a social, cultural, economic, and political action that is designed primarily for future-oriented changes.

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