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Socio-economic Profiling of Indian Languages

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Produktnummer: 182da9c0a7d345454ea14c14c6a9ee31ab
Autor: Prabhakar, J. D.
Themengebiete: Dravidische Sprachen Hindi Indo-Europäische Sprachen Soziolinguistik Sprachwissenschaft Tamil
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 01.10.2024
EAN: 9783969392164
Sprache: Englisch
Seitenzahl: 244
Produktart: Buch
Verlag: LINCOM GmbH
Produktinformationen "Socio-economic Profiling of Indian Languages"
Language is predominantly a social phenomenon. Understanding language and its function in society has always been an object of research in sociolinguistics. Besides communication being the main purpose of language, it is also a crucial tool in economic development in modern societies. It plays a vital role in wealth creation, a distinct disposition of human beings. This research attempts to establish the relationship between language and economy, as the use of language plays a significant role in economic activity. The present research report underlies the use of native languages for economic activity in the workplace and how they are conducive to creating wealth. The data was collected from five selected workplaces in Telangana State, India. The results show that education levels and class of the workforce have a significant association with the use of language in the workplace. The choice of language changes according to the class of the workforce. The study shows that 94 % of the workforce from the middle and lower classes use Indian languages such as Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, etc., in their economic activities, whereas only 6% of the workforce use English, which is confined to higher level employees. The findings of the study confirm the vital role of Indian languages in economic activity and their contribution to India's economy. The study demonstrates that native languages contribute more to India's GDP than English.
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