Its mission is " to strengthen Mayan ethnic identity, and to promote the integral and harmonious development of the Indian population with the linguistic context of a plural Guatemalan society so that it may respond to its own authentic needs and legitimate interests ".
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You are mentioning scholars that do not have a single journal / paper in Akkadian language and who reference sources like Grayson ( 1975 ) or Glasser ( both of which do not provide analysis, research and historical / linguistic context for the select line ).
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In the case of Iraq, Cordesman observes that the burden is on the Islamic civilization, not unilaterally the West, if for no other reason that the civilization to which the problematic nation belongs will have cultural and linguistic context that Western civilization cannot hope to equal.
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Originating in literary and linguistic contexts, the study of semiotics ( or semiology in France ) has been expanding in a number of directions since the early turn-of-the-century work of Charles Sanders Peirce in the U . S . and Claude L�vi-Strauss and Ferdinand Saussure in France.
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The original, mainly English-language mailing list ( nettime-l ) has spawned several other, more local lists better suited to specific regional and or linguistic contexts, including nettiime-ann ( announcements ), nettime-fr ( French ), nettime-lat ( Spanish and Portuguese ), nettime-nl ( Dutch ), nettime-ro ( Romanian ), nettime-see ( southeastern Europe ), and nettime-zh ( Chinese ).
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The principle can be seen as one response to an important question in sociolinguistics known as the " embedding problem ", a problem " concerned with determining regular patterns in both the linguistic and the extra-linguistic context of change . " In other words, the embedding problem seeks to identify other changes or factors that have a non-coincidental relationship with the actual linguistic change.
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Forms can vary depending on linguistic context, such as whether the subject of a sentence is a pronoun or a noun; they can vary depending on social context, such as using formal expressions with superiors and informal expressions with friends; and also, they can vary depending on psycholinguistic context, or in other words, on whether learners have the chance to plan what they are going to say.
