The linguistic consequences of French colonial policy of assimilation in West Africa: Implications for national growth and development
Abstract
Full Text:
PDFReferences
Crowder, M. (1968). West Africa under Colonial Rule: Evanston North Western University Press.
Dada, S.A. (2007). Language Contact and Language Conflict: The Case of Yoruba English Bilinguals. In Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics. Vol. 29:pp. 85-113.
Emezi, C.E. and Ndoh, C.A. (1999). African Politics, Owerri Achugo Publications.
Herbert Igboanusi (2001), Language Attitude and Language Conflict in West Africa, Enicroft Publishers, Ibadan.
Innocent Maja (2008). Towards the Human Rights Protection of Minority Languages in Africa/Global Research Tools/Globalexl
Joseph, R. (1978) (ed). Gaullist Africa. Cameroon Under Ahidjos, Enugu: Fourth Dimension Publishers.
Mortimer, E. (1969). France and the African (1944-1960). A Political History. London: Faber and Faber Ltd.
Nelde, P.H. (1987). Language Contact Means Language Conflict: In Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Developments, Vol. 8 Issue 12, 1987 (38-42).
Nelde, P,H. (1997). Language Conflict info.coulmas(ed) Handbook of Sociolinguistics London: Basic Blackwell (285-300).
Prah, K.K. (2002). Language, Neo-colonialism and the Colonial Curriculum in Africa 150 Tricontinental Http://www.Casas.Co. Zal. Papers. Languages. Him. Accessed 27th August (2007).
Titi Adejumobi (2007). Applied Linguistics (An Introductory Handbook) Flag Publications, Lagos, Nigeria.
Webb, Vie (1994). Revalouring the Autochonous Languages of Africa in Martin putz.ed. Amsterdam Philadelphia. John Benjamins Publish Company.
Zeleza, P.T. (2007). The inventions of African identities and Languages: The Discursive and Developmental implications http://wwwingrefcom/cpp/acal /3 6/paper/402.pdf Accessed Sept. 2014.
Refbacks
- There are currently no refbacks.
Copyright (c) 2016 Musa F Oyabebefa, Harold B Buku