Preservation of Endangered Languages of Bangladesh Mahale Voices / Towhid Bin Muzaffar, Haroonuzzaman, Santosh Hemrom

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Muzaffar, Towhid Bin [Author ]

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TextPublication details: Bangladesh; Adorn Publication, June 2025.Description: 292 p.: Photos; 24.2 cmISBN:

9789842007149

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23 306.44 MAH 2025

Summary: Preservation of Endangered Languages of Bangladesh: Mahale Voices This project funded by Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) endeavors to preserve endangered languages of Bangladesh. This phase of the project focuses on the Mahale community. Traditionally skilled in bamboo craftsmanship, the Mahales now face the dual threats of industrialization and cultural erosion. This book aims to inspire future generations to protect their linguistic heritage, provide linguists with valuable insights into its connections such as with Santali and highlight the broader significance of indigenous knowledge. Preserving Mahale voices is not just about language, it is about sustaining wisdom, cultural diversity, and environmental balance in an increasingly homogenized world.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Books	Caritas Development Institute Library	Non-fiction	New Materials Shelf	306.44 MAH 2025 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	12403

Preservation of Endangered Languages of Bangladesh: Mahale Voices
This project funded by Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) endeavors to preserve endangered languages of Bangladesh. This phase of the project focuses on the Mahale community. Traditionally skilled in bamboo craftsmanship, the Mahales now face the dual threats of industrialization and cultural erosion.
This book aims to inspire future generations to protect their linguistic heritage, provide linguists with valuable insights into its connections such as with Santali and highlight the broader significance of indigenous knowledge. Preserving Mahale voices is not just about language, it is about sustaining wisdom, cultural diversity, and environmental balance in an increasingly homogenized world.

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