South Africa‛s language policy in relation to the OAU‛s language plan of action for Africa

Russell H. Kaschula

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Multilingual Education and Policy Linguistics and Language Studies Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies

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L'A. analyse ce qu'il ressort des debtas sur la planification linguistique en ce qui concerne les langues africaines en Afrique du Sud post-apartheid. Il donne une vue d'ensemble des preoccupations de ceux qui souhaitent une planification linguistique et de ceux qui au contraire privilegient un cadre multilingue pour le developpement des politiques linguistiques

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