Problems of Linguistic Alienation Between the Besieging Language and The Spreading Language – The Model of The Algerian Immigrant in France –

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Dr. Sadki Naima

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Abstract: The phenomenology of linguistic alienation in societies of attraction is a topic that raises many problems, given the linguistic policy of these countries that imposes ideological linguistic templates at the expense of the mother tongue of immigrants, because language today is an intellectual battle between countries. At a time when peoples took a leap and achieved progressive leaps thanks to their mother tongue, the language of their ancestral nationality and heritage. Because it was adopted as the language of daily communication, the language of science, research and economics. The Algerian immigrant remains a prisoner of the linguistic historical factor and loyal to the destroyed language, after which he lives in a state of linguistic alienation in the host countries. The linguistic rift deepens in countries of attraction between the besieging language, in the form of a stranglehold on the mother tongue, and the spreading language due to the expansion of the use of the French language.

Keywords: Linguistic alienation, language, identity, besieging language, spreading language, immigration, Algerian immigrant, France.        

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International Jordanian Journal Aryam for Humanities and Social Sciences is an IJJA publishing journal committed to providing a platform for outstanding scientists and researchers to present their findings for the advancement of Humanities and Social Sciences. It is issued by the Jordanian Center for Research and Studies.

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