Spatial Aspects of LanguageN. H. Itagi |
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adoption aspects Bastar behaviour Bhatri Bihar called caste Census cent Central communication concentration considered constitute continuity core cultural Delhi dialects diffusion diffusion of innovations distribution districts diversity East Eastern economic English ethnic example extent function geographical given groups Hindi identity important incidence of bilingualism increase India Indian languages individual Indo-Aryan Indo-Aryan languages Institute interaction interesting Japanese Kashmiri Kuki-Chin less linguistic etiquette major Manipur means migration minority modelling mothertongue multilingual Munda Naga names noted particular patterns percentage periphery persons planning points political present problems proportion References region relationship respect Santal population Santals share shift Shina Singhbhum situation social societies sociolinguistic South space spatial speakers speaking speech spoken spread structure Tamil territoriality territoriality principle traditional tribal population Tribes Union units University variation village West Bengal