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“Multidimensional Corpus Analysis of the Constitution of Bangladesh: A Methodological Approach”
Abdul Awal

Abstract
This study investigates the constitution of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, a fundamental document that roles as the foundation of national governance, legal structures, and societal values. By engaging linguistic and thematic analyses, this study shows the complex nature of the constitution, its unwavering dedication to democratic ideals, the supremacy of law, and the safeguarding of individual liberties. Examination of the frequency and collocation of significant terms like "parliament," "law," and "rights" is conducted to determine their importance and contextual usage within the constitutional text. Furthermore, thematic inquiry highlights the essential principles of nationalism, socialism, democracy, and secularism, while also providing an extensive examination of the governance framework, basic rights, and governmental policies outlined in the constitution. This study also explains the flexibility of the document through its amendments, proving the transformation of societal values and beliefs in Bangladeshi society. This in-depth analysis offers a nuanced understanding of the impact of the constitution on the legal and societal framework of Bangladesh, proving its enduring significance and ability to address the changing requirements of its populace. By offering valuable insights into the intricate interplay between legal documents and societal norms, this study contributes to the understanding of constitutional law and governance.

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