Thursday, September 29, 2005
The Position of Mother Tongue in Human Societies
By: Hamid Dadizadeh

Language and Human Identity: South Azerbaijanis, a Case Study

The “primordial and enduring importance of our mother language” has repeatedly been emphasized by the world renowned researchers and writers. Mother language is referred to as “the homeland of our innermost thoughts”.1. The interrelatedness of language with other human faculties and senses takes us spontaneously to the position to pay more attention to the dimensions of language in the history of human civilization. One can approach the mother language from a variety of perspectives (e.g. educational, sociological, psychological, artistic/literary, historical, political, and post-colonial) … (Please click here)

Hamid Dadizadeh

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