التعدد اللغوي و أثره التداولي في الجزائر : منطقة شلف أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Linguistic plurality is a characteristic of contemporary societies as it combines different cultures and means of communication and is an expression of the social situation of the individual and society when it comes to the diversity that prevails between two or more languages, or even a language and dialects.

This linguistic diversity is the result of the overlap of many linguistic levels that have generated dialects and languages that have clearly affected the social fabric of individuals and the structure of societies.

In addition to the fact that some of the most important aspects of the Arabic language are Arabic, French, Amazigh, and local dialects, the effect of this linguistic multiplicity has been evident in Algeria, which has led many researchers in this field, given the importance of the subject, we have chosen this title: Linguistic multiplicity and its interventionist effect in Algeria - the Chlef region - and we have presented it to the following points: - multilingualism.

- Criteria for judgment of linguistic plurality.

- Levels of multilingualism in Algeria.

- Application forms (multilingualism in Chlef region)