Multilingualism, Cultural Identity, and Education in Morocco

Exploring the complex interplay between colonial and postcolonial influences, this book delves into how Morocco's national identity has been shaped through cultural representations and nationalist ideologies. Central to the discussion is the role of language amidst current cultural and political debates, particularly the implications of multilingualism on language choice and societal evolution. The author examines linguistic assimilation and cultural authenticity, providing a nuanced analysis of language use, attitudes, and the impact of Western influence on Moroccan society.