An edition of Aspects of sociolinguistics in South Asia (1978)

Aspects of sociolinguistics in South Asia

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Aspects of sociolinguistics in South Asia
Braj B. Kachru, S. N. Sridhar, ...
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Aspects of sociolinguistics in South Asia

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Mouton, available from W. de Gruyter
Language
English
Pages
126

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Subjects

Languages, Sociolinguistics, Southeast asia, languages

Places

South Asia
Edition Availability
Cover of: Aspects of sociolinguistics in South Asia
Aspects of sociolinguistics in South Asia
1978, Mouton, available from W. de Gruyter
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [119]-121.

Published in
The Hague, New York, Elmsford, N.Y
Series
International journal of the sociology of language ;, 16

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
301.2/1
Library of Congress
P381.S58 A83

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126 p. ;
Number of pages
126

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OL4487914M
ISBN 10
9027978158
LCCN
79317123
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1424131

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