LANGUAGE AS A TOOL OF CULTURAL EXPANSION
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2567-5273.2023-25-03-061Keywords:
authenticity, english-speaking Indian philosophy, language picture of the world, national identity, Thomas MacaulayAbstract
In the article, the authors consider the problem of using language as a means of expansion and subjugation. This problem is analyzed on the example of the educational reform of the British politician T. Macaulay, aimed at the Anglonization of the IndianMetrics
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