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Linguistic codes as defined by Basil Bernstein (1971)
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Jun 11, 2003

It might be interesting to read
http://www.doceo.co.uk/background/language_codes.htm Observe in daily life.and draw your conclusion whether Berstein is correct or not.
 


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