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English in Indian Bilingualism provides a comprehensive analysis of how the English language operates within India’s multilingual and multicultural society. This academic work, part of the Language in South Asian Society series, delves into the sociolinguistic aspects of English bilingualism in the Indian context.
The book examines the historical, social, and educational factors that have shaped English language acquisition and use among Indian speakers. It explores code-switching patterns, language attitudes, and the relationship between English and regional Indian languages. The author analyzes how bilingualism with English affects communication patterns, identity formation, and social mobility in South Asia.
This essential resource is valuable for linguists, researchers, educators, and scholars interested in understanding language dynamics in multilingual societies, particularly the unique position of English in India’s linguistic landscape.
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