Language — A Living Spirit of the People, Not a Tool of Power

Abstract

Language is not an invention. It is not a theoretical construct devised in a university seminar. Nor is it the outcome of scientific experimentation in a lab. Language is born of the people—shaped slowly over centuries, through daily use, communal rituals, shared struggles, and inherited memory. It binds people not by rule, but by rhythm—of feeling, of expression, of identity.

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