National identity and the problem of multilingualism in Algeria | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Salima AIAD
The question of "multilingualism" has occupied the interest of researchers in various fields, because it represents a double-edged sword. It can be a way for less developed societies to catch up with developed societies which impose their dominant languages in the field of science, but in return it can have negative short term effects and long term affects the foundations of science. nation, especially the issue of national identity, which can threaten the security and stability of societies. This is what we will focus on in this tagged article: Linguistic plurality and its implications on the question of identity in Algeria through an exposure to the concept of identity, the concept of multilingualism, and finally the problems posed by multilingualism in the question of identity.
Keywords: Language; multilingualism; identity.
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