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语言、文化和生物灭绝之间的相互关系要比我们所认识到的全球化的影响要复杂得多。2010年1月,阿拉斯加安克雷奇的一个俄罗斯东正教大教堂里,亲戚朋友们汇聚一堂,向他们敬爱的女族长、89岁的玛丽·琼斯(Marie Smith Jones)做最后的告别,她是世界上最后一个能说流利埃雅克语(Eyak)的人。2007年5月,一队苏丹骑兵穿越边境进入邻近的乍得,目标是存放在乍得扎库玛国家公园库房里价值近150万美元被没收的象牙,这批象牙重达
The interrelationship between language, culture and extinction is far more complex than the perceived impact of globalization. In January 2010, a Russian Orthodox cathedral in Anchorage, Alaska, brought together relatives and friends to make a final farewell to their beloved chief of headmistress, Marie Smith Jones, 89, of the world The last person who can speak fluent Eyak. In May 2007, a team of Sudanese cavalry soldiers crossed the border into neighboring Chad with the goal of storing up to $ 1.5 million worth of confiscated ivory in the warehouse of the Zakuma National Park in Chad. The group of ivory heavy