02633nam0a2200469 4500 6954 6954 279469020 20241202144959.0 9786055458027 6055458020 (OCoLC)1446435718 ocn771093839 ocm1166595281 GBVCP777006588 LIVR 20240717d2011 k y0frey50 ba eng tur TR y a 001yd r Scar of tongue consequences of the ban on the use of mother tongue in education and experiences of Kurdish students in Turkey Vahap Coşkun, M. Şerif Derince, Nesrin Uçarlar texte imprimé Diyarbakir, Turquie Diyarbakir Institute for Political and Social Research 2011 1 vol. (160 pages) 27 cm Egalement disponible en ligne en turc, en kurde et en anglais Bibliographie p. 148-153. Index The book, Scar of Tongue, is the outcome of a qualitative research conducted through the assessment of a wide range of sampling. Rather than simply seeing the use of mother tongue in education as an human right, the study seeks to explore how Kurds and Kurdish children in particular, have been affected by the state policies regarding language and education in Turkey in the absence of basic human rights and necessity. In other words, it is an attempt to better understand the linguistic, educational, psychological, social and political destructions of banning Kurdish language as a mother tongue in education in Turkey and to contribute to precautions aimed at eliminating those destructions. Kula ziman Dil yaras� Consequences of the ban on the use of mother tongue in education and experiences of Kurdish students in Turkey 027365832 Langue maternelle et éducation rameau 027365832 Langue maternelle et éducation 027254755 Turquie rameau 027845710 Kurde (langue) 027789853 Etude et enseignement 027254755 Turquie rameau 027367525 Kurdes 02766435X Conditions sociales 027254755 Turquie rameau Native language and education Turkey lc Kurdish language Study and teaching Turkey lc Kurds Turkey Social conditions lc Native language and education lc 203385535 Coşkun Vahap 070 279471319 Derince Mehmet Şerif 070 251561712 Uçarlar Nesrin 19..-.... 070 Abes 20240717 AFNOR CUY AACR2 8802 MCAD MCAD Salle de lecture HISLINGCOS592011 HIS LING COS ՔՈՍ 5.9.2011 0 LIVR