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write article on language as a means of suppression(reference:The Last Lesson)

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Answered by upenderjoshi28
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Linguistic chauvinism is inordinate love for one’s own language; this love is so much that one considers one’s language to be superior to all the other languages of the world.

In the chapter 'The Last Lesson', Alphonso Daudet highlighted this problem of suppression by using language. The Germans imposed their language on the people of Alsace and Lorraine. They did not think how cruel it was as they were blinded by linguistic chauvinism.

There are many similar examples in the history of the world. When Mughals and the British occupied Indian subcontinent, they imposed their languages on Indians. However, the Indians managed to stick to their native languages. 
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