Talk:Sustainable linguistics (definition): Revision history

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• curprev 11:4211:42, 30 November 2022‎ Héloïse talk contribs‎ 785 bytes +785‎ Created page with "What does “sustainable” mean? This is important for the definition. In the text, the economical aspects are missing (basing on the three pilars of sustainability). Other definition would be “it stays in the future” Sustainable linguistics should not be equated with language endangerment, but the discussion always goes towards that. - understanding language ecologies ‘Sustainable linguistics’ is ambiguous between sustainability of linguistics and the contribu..."