The Fading Ethnicity: Linguistic Shift of Tribal Groups in West Bengal (1991-2011) (English Version)
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The Fading Ethnicity: Linguistic Shift of Tribal Groups in West Ben...
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Author: Amitava Das
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Publisher: ILSR Press
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 145
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Release Date: January, 2024
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Languages: English
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ISBN: 9788197114656
About the Book: "The Fading Ethnicity: Linguistic Shift of Tribal Groups in West Bengal (1991-2011)" delves into the fascinating dynamics of language and ethnicity among the tribal communities in West Bengal. The book explores how these groups have undergone linguistic shifts over two decades and the socio-cultural implications of such transitions. Through meticulous research and analysis, Amitava Das provides an insightful look into how globalization, education, and migration have influenced the language practices of these tribal groups.
The author discusses the reasons behind the fading of indigenous languages, the impact on cultural identity, and the challenges these communities face in preserving their linguistic heritage. This work is not only a critical study of language shift but also a broader exploration of ethnic transformation in contemporary India. It serves as an important contribution to the field of sociolinguistics and ethnic studies, offering valuable perspectives for both scholars and general readers interested in the intersection of language, culture, and social change.
