Published Paper


A Sociolinguistic Study of Linguistic Variation and Code Matrix in Arunachal Pradesh

Limi Nyodu & Vijayakumar Kathirvel2
Department of Management and Humanities, National Institute of Technology, Arunachal Pradesh, India
Page: 925-937
Published on: 2024 December

Abstract

This paper presents a comprehensive and insightful examination of sociolinguistic aspects within the diverse linguistic environment of Arunachal Pradesh, India. The research deeply investigates the complex dynamics surrounding language variation and code mixing in this culturally rich region. By employing both qualitative and quantitative methods, the study delves into the factors contributing to the intricate tapestry of linguistic diversity. Through systematic inquiry, recognizable patterns of code mixing are uncovered, revealing its diverse purposes and driving forces. Additionally, the study explores the intricate sociolinguistic consequences stemming from these phenomena. By deciphering the interplay among language, culture, and identity, the study's findings illuminate the intricate network of connections that characterize communication in Arunachal Pradesh. This investigation not only advances our grasp of the local linguistic landscape but also carries broader implications for understanding how language, culture, and identity interact in varied socio-cultural contexts. Overall, this research vividly portrays the linguistic complexities that shape the cultural patchwork of Arunachal Pradesh.

 

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