> but all the while it has remained a totemic language—attractive to religious schools, nationalists, and traditionalists alike for its implicit cultural but al

> but all the while it has remained a totemic language—attractive to religious schools, nationalists, and traditionalists alike for its implicit cultural but all the while it has remained a totemic language—attractive to religious schools, nationalists, and traditionalists alike for its implicit cultural authority, its tradition of exclusivity, power, and prestige.authority, its tradition of exclusivity, power, and prestige. There is an author who has never spent a minute in any of these schools or talked with anyone in them. What ignorant trash.