Language Conflict and Language Planning

Przednia okładka
Ernst H. Jahr
Walter de Gruyter, 15 cze 2011 - 328

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Spis treści

Introduction
1
Language conflict and language planning in Ireland
7
Conflicting ideologies in contemporary Norwegian language planning
21
A nudge to a diverging nation
39
Language conflict in Madagascar around AD 700
59
Successes failures doubts and dilemmas
69
Parallels and differences in the linguistic development of modern Greece and modern Norway
83
A philosophical perspective
99
Conflicts of metaphors in the discussion of language and race
143
Contact or conflict? Observations on the dynamics and vitality of European languages
165
Language conflict in Jerusalem 1880 and 1980
179
Conflict between Irish and English in the secondary schools of the Connemara Gaeltacht 19861988
193
On the choice between two written standards in Norway
263
Principles of corpus planning as applied to the spelling reforms of Indonesia and Malaysia
279
Some conditions for the survival of small languages
299
Index
315

Sami language communities and the conflict between Sami and Norwegian
115
An interpretation of findings
133
Prawa autorskie

Inne wydania - Wyświetl wszystko

Language Conflict and Language Planning
Ernst Håkon Jahr
Widok fragmentu - 1993

Kluczowe wyrazy i wyrażenia

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Informacje bibliograficzne

TytułLanguage Conflict and Language Planning
Tom 72 z Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM]
RedaktorErnst H. Jahr
Wydaniereprint
WydawcaWalter de Gruyter, 2011
ISBN3110886588, 9783110886580
Liczba stron328
  
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