The Internet and Languages [around the year 2000]

Language: EnglishPublished: November 8, 2009

Subjects:

Internet World Wide Web Language and languages

Bookshelves:

Language & Communication Computers & Technology

Authors:

Lebert, Marie

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In the late 20th century, the internet began transforming from a predominantly English-speaking space into a vibrant tapestry of global languages. "The Internet and Languages" by Marie Lebert delves into this linguistic evolution, highlighting the crucial role of digital communication in preserving cultural diversity. Lebert examines the challenges and opportunities presented by the internet, such as the rise of multilingual content and the impact on language preservation. This scholarly work is essential for students, linguists, and civic activists interested in understanding how technology shapes language use and identity. Discover how the internet not only connects people but also fosters a rich linguistic landscape, making it a vital read for anyone passionate about culture and communication.