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The Mother Tongue: An Ontological Anchor in the Age of Linguistic Imperialism
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The Mother Tongue: An Ontological Anchor in the Age of Linguistic Imperialism
Language is not merely a utilitarian vehicle for the transmission of data; it is the very fabric of human consciousness and the sacred repository of a civilization’s collective subconscious. To speak one’s mother tongue is to breathe the oxygen of one’s ancestral soil—a rhythmic pulse that connects the individual to a millennium of wisdom, folklore, and metaphysical truth. Yet, as we navigate the relentless, homogenizing tides of globalization a…
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