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When Languages Die: The Extinction of the World's Languages and the Erosion of Human Knowledge - Book by K. David Harrison

In When Languages Die: The Extinction of the World's Languages, K. David Harrison examines the alarming decline of linguistic diversity and the cultural consequences of language extinction. The book argues that the loss of languages is not just a matter of vanishing words, but also a loss of cultural heritage, knowledge, and identity. Harrison explores the factors that contribute to language death, including globalization, social pressures, and political forces, and emphasizes the importance of language preservation. He also highlights the efforts of linguists and communities working to revitalize endangered languages, offering a compelling case for why language diversity should be safeguarded.
Original Language: English

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