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How language makes and unmakes our world: French language policies in Algeria, storytelling, and post-colonial recovery – Part 2
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How language makes and unmakes our world: French language policies in Algeria, storytelling, and post-colonial recovery – Part 2
20th January 2019

How language makes and unmakes our world: French language policies in Algeria, storytelling, and post-colonial recovery – Part 2

As part of  our #MDAcademics space, in a two part essay, Barâa Arar discusses the impact of French Language policies in Algeria, how it impacts not on

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How language makes and unmakes our world: French language policies in Algeria
20th January 2019

How language makes and unmakes our world: French language policies in Algeria

As part of  our #MDAcademics space, in a two part essay, Barâa Arar discusses the impact of French Language policies in Algeria, how it impacts not on

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Jacinta Kerketta And Nighat Sahiba On The Power Of Poetry And Politics Of Language by Kavitha Muralidharan
20th January 2019

Jacinta Kerketta And Nighat Sahiba On The Power Of Poetry And Politics Of Language by Kavitha Muralidharan

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