Dwibedy configures bedrock chunks of language alongside one another in ways that acknowledge the invariable fragmentation of language, but also the possibility of holistically realigning such fragments through acts of literature.
No, the real problem comes, funnily enough, in places that are already multicultural, multiethnic and multilingual, yet without that common bedrock of law, language and democratic governance.
These are the bedrock of the language, and there are so many thousands of them that most people don't think of them as rules in their own language because they're not what most people think of as "rules": the difficult ones that are drilled into you in school.
Our programming time is limited, particularly on the open-source projects that form the bedrock of any usable language.
But to go down the Australian path - from monoculture to limited multiculture - is still entirely possible for us in Britain, with our even deeper bedrock of common law and common language, and a civic, post-imperial definition of British nationality that is already implicitly multicultural.
Furthermore, although there may be no bedrock language of uncontaminated observation to which they can retreat, they have available to them forms of description that presuppose only shared commonsense ideas about objects in the vicinity.
Words cohering into language form the bedrock of our identity, and explain our human condition".
His movement language is a bedrock of classical modern dance.
In the secular realm, we carry out our arguments — and develop our politics, each of us an autodidact — without the benefit of a common moral language or the bedrock of shared premises, and we sometimes appear fated, therefore, to retreat to our various ideological corners for good.
Language is a bedrock of who we are.
