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1) Subject:New Issue Languages and Linguistics

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Date:  04 Mar 2002
From:estry at iam.net.ma
Subject:New Issue Languages and Linguistics

I should be grateful if you could announce the publication of the 8th 
issue
of the internationalj journal "Languages and Linguistics.

Table of Contents

Jan Jaap de Ruiter
Introduction

Fatima Agnaou
Moroccan non literate women: past discriminations and present constraints

Ahmed Boukous
Language policy, identity and education in Morocco

Jan Jaap de Ruiter
Analyse (socio-)linguistique de la Charte nationale marocaine 
d'Èducation et
de formation

Moha Ennaji
De la diglossie ‡ la quadriglossie

Fatima Sadiqi
La dynamique du berbËre: situation actuelle et perspectives díavenir

Yamina El Kirat
The current status and future of the Amazigh language in the Beni 
Iznassen
community

Louis Boumans
Moroccan Arabic and Dutch : languages of Moroccan youth in the 
Netherlands

Redouan Saidi
The sociolinguistic status of Modern Standard Arabic in the Netherlands

Ulrich Mehlem
Structures de temporalitÈ dans les narrations des ÈlËves marocains en
Allemagne: le passage de l'oral ‡ l'Ècrit


The present volume of Languages and Linguistics focuses on 
multilingualism
in Morocco and Moroccan communities in Europe. Authors from inside and
outside Morocco present their views and data on the multiple languages 
used
in Morocco and the Moroccan communities in the Netherlands and Germany.
	What makes this volume of Languages and Linguistics valuable is that it
combines theoretical and analytical presentations and contributions 
based on
empirical findings.  The nine articles can be grouped under three  
headings.
The first three articles deal with education; the second three deal with 
the
status of Arabic and Amazigh in Moroccan society; and the last three
articles describe developments in Arabic and, to a lesser extent, in 
Amazigh
in Moroccan communities outside Morocco.

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