An edition of Discrimination Through Language in Africa?
(1995)
Discrimination Through Language in Africa?
Perspectives on the Namibian Experience (Contributions to the Sociology of Language)
by Martin Putz
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Discrimination Through Language in Africa?: Perspectives on the Namibian Experience (Contributions to the Sociology of Language)
October 1995, Mouton de Gruyter
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311014817X 9783110148176
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Discrimination through language in Africa?: perspectives on the Namibian experience
1995, Mouton de Gruyter
in English
311014817X 9783110148176
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"The most linguistically complex area of the world is probably sub-Saharan Africa, when population is measured against languages."
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