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Negotiating Linguistic Identity Language And Belonging In Europe Nationalisms Across The Globe New Virveanneli Vihman

Name: Negotiating Linguistic Identity Language And Belonging In Europe Nationalisms Across The Globe New Virveanneli Vihman
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Negotiating Linguistic Identity Language And Belonging In Europe Nationalisms Across The Globe New Virveanneli Vihman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften

File Extension: PDF

File size: 26.25 MB

Pages: 344

Author: Virve-Anneli Vihman, Kristiina Praakli (eds.)

ISBN: 9783034309578, 3034309570

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: New

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Negotiating Linguistic Identity Language And Belonging In Europe Nationalisms Across The Globe New Virveanneli Vihman by Virve-anneli Vihman, Kristiina Praakli (eds.) 9783034309578, 3034309570 instant download after payment.

This volume addresses the themes of language, identity and linguistic politics in Europe. The twelve essays draw on approaches and methodologies from a range of disciplines, from sociolinguistics and contact linguistics to cultural history, psychology and policy studies. Together, they offer a collection of views on how language, society and identity are perceived to be connected. These issues are of particular importance in Europe, where the nation-building project is often paired with a linguistically based notion of social identity.
However, historical forces including shifting borders, economically and politically motivated mobility and changing political regimes have led to more complex national identities and more nuanced approaches to the role of language. Both historical developments and contemporary sociolinguistic contexts are investigated in the book, including the presence of multilingual communities and minority language communities. The volume makes a significant and timely contribution to our understanding of the linguistic landscape of today’s Europe.