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Language myths
Book • 1998
In "Language Myths," linguist Michael Montgomery debunks common misconceptions about language and dialects.
He examines the historical and social factors that shape language use, challenging preconceived notions about linguistic superiority and inferiority.
The book explores the evolution of dialects and accents, highlighting the complexities of language change and variation.
Montgomery's work emphasizes the importance of understanding the social context surrounding language use, rather than relying on simplistic or biased interpretations.
He advocates for a more nuanced and informed approach to understanding the diversity of language.
He examines the historical and social factors that shape language use, challenging preconceived notions about linguistic superiority and inferiority.
The book explores the evolution of dialects and accents, highlighting the complexities of language change and variation.
Montgomery's work emphasizes the importance of understanding the social context surrounding language use, rather than relying on simplistic or biased interpretations.
He advocates for a more nuanced and informed approach to understanding the diversity of language.
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