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Peer reviewedYazigy, Rula – Language Learning Journal, 1994
Discusses the attitudes of the Arabic-speaking peoples toward the learning of Western languages, particularly English. Ethnic Arabs regard Arabic as a God-given language. The Arab world is suspicious of any form of foreign influence: political, economic, cultural or educational. A case study of Lebanon is presented. (21 references) (CK)
Descriptors: Arabic, Arabs, Case Studies, Culture Conflict
