The Question Of Language – Part I
Language is such a core part of our daily existence; its aliveness infuses our music, our talk, our social lives, and instructs in all manner of ways. This allows us to structure, question, and audit language and what it says about ourselves. And as Prof. Wangui wa Goro, Prof. Bachir Diagne, and Dr Mshai Mwangola clarify, this nature of language allows for teaching among musicians, archaeologists, students, poets in ways that enrich our overall human experience. A Partnership forum between The Elephant, IFRA-Nairobi, and Alliance Francaise.
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