The Role of Moroccan Print Media in the Promotion of Amazigh: Discourse and Stakes

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Human and Social Studies. Research and Practice 7 (1):124-136 (2018)
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This paper aims to approach a linguistic and cultural question as it was thought of and expressed not only through official texts and discourses, but also through how we observe it in the written journalism in Morocco. Its usage especially the one related to the Tamazight language and culture, is based on political, educational, cultural, economic, and identity issues.

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