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Language Replacement and Individualism: Linguicide as a Measurable Cultural Variable
Cross-cultural research has linked grammatical features, especially the obligatory use of subject pronouns, to national individualism, but such links are hard to separate from language family, wealth and history. This study treats colonial language replacement as a measurable variable and asks wheth
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