Language Attitudes and Ethnolinguistic Identity in South Africa: A Critical Review.

Ian Bekker

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My original intention with this paper was to provide a diagnosis of the state of the African languages of South Africa: whether these languages are being maintained or are shifting to English. This was to be achieved through an analysis of sociohistorical data and recent language-attitude

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