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CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT (3) answer(s).
 
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2008 Beijing Olympic games action plan: construction of the social environment / Chinese Law and Government   Journal Article
Chinese Law and Government Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract Culture is an important component of the modern Olympic Games, and we must fully display the excellent achievements of our country's 5,000 years of traditional culture as well as the style and features of Beijing as a famous historical and cultural city.
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Philippine island world: a physical, cultural, and regional geography / Wernstedt, Frederick L; Spencer, J E 1967  Book
Wernstedt Frederick L Book
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Publication Berkeley, University of California Press, 1967.
Description xviii, 742p.: figures, tableshbk
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001828954.21/WER 001828MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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Tongue tied / Adeosun, Oyenike   Journal Article
Adeosun, Oyenike Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Lagos-In her song "One Kilometer, One Language," Nigerian pop star Evi Edna Ogholi captures Africa's linguistic complexity. In pidgin English, she raps, "One kilometer means another language, half a kilometer means another language … na which one we go speak?" According to a 2010 UNESCO report, the number of indigenous languages in Africa ranges from 1,000 to 2,500. After the 19th century scramble for Africa, colonial governments also overlaid three other languages-the English that became dominant in West and East Africa, the French of West and Central Africa, and the Portuguese spoken mainly in southern Africa. Post-independence Africa is still tied to these languages. Though there have been calls for the promotion of indigenous languages, the reality on the ground may force African countries to rethink their language policy, and by implication, their entire economic, social, and cultural environment.
Key Words Africa  Central Africa  Language Policy  Cultural Environment  French  East Africa 
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