Language Policies Pursued In The Axis Of Othering And In The Process Of Converting Spoken Language Of Turks Living In Russia Into Their Written Language | Zendy

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Language Policies Pursued In The Axis Of Othering And In The Process Of Converting Spoken Language Of Turks Living In Russia Into Their Written Language

Author(s) -

Süleyman Yalçın

Publication year - 2008

Publication title -

journal of turkish studies

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1308-2140

DOI - 10.7827/turkishstudies.524

Subject(s) - linguistics , spoken language , process (computing) , sociology , history , psychology , computer science , philosophy , operating system

Language is an object realized in two ways; spoken language and written language. Each language can have the characteristics of a spoken language, however, every language can not have the characteristics of a written language since there are some requirements for a language to be deemed as a written language. These requirements are selection, coding, standardization and becoming widespread. It is necessary for a language to meet these requirements in either natural or artificial way so to be deemed as a written language (standard

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