Linguistic Minorities in Central and Eastern EuropeChristina Bratt Paulston, Donald Peckham Multilingual Matters, 1998 - 289 páginas This text aims to provide an introductory study of linguistic minorities in Central and Eastern Europe taking into account historical development, present situation, language maintenance and shift as well as language and educational policies of each country included in this study. |
Índice
Linguistic Minorities in Austria | 18 |
Linguistic Minorities in the Balkans Albania Greece | 37 |
The Bulgarian Dilemma | 80 |
Linguistic Minorities in the Caucasus | 98 |
Linguistic Communities in the Czech Republic | 116 |
Linguistic Minorities in Hungary | 135 |
Republic of Latvia | 160 |
Romania | 184 |
Multilingual Russia and its Soviet Heritage | 224 |
Linguistic Minorities in Slovakia | 255 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todo
Linguistic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe Christina Bratt Paulston,Donald Peckham Vista de fragmentos - 1998 |
Linguistic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe Christina Bratt Paulston,Donald Peckham Vista de fragmentos - 1998 |
Términos y frases comunes
Albanians areas Armenian assimilation Austria autonomy Azerbaijan Balkans Baltic Banat Belorussians bilingual border Bulgarian Turks Burgenland Caucasus census Central Church communist Croatian Croats cultural Czech Republic Dagestan dialects district Dobruja Eastern Europe economic emigration Estonians ethnic groups ethnic Hungarians ethnic minorities European Georgian German Greece Greek Gypsies historical Hungarian minority Hungary Hungary's identity immigrants Jewish Jews Kosovo Kumyk Language Law language maintenance language policy language shift Latvian language Lezgins linguistic minorities Lithuanians live Macedonian Magyar majority minority language minority rights mother tongue multilingualism Muslim nation-state national language National Minorities non-Russian northern official language organisations Orthodox Ossetian Österreichische Ottoman Paikert political Pomaks population Prague problems Radio recognised region Riga Roma Romanian Russian Ruthenian schools Serbian Serbs Sinti situation Slav Slovak Slovakia Slovene Slovenian social sociolinguistic southern Soviet Union speakers status Tanjug Tatars territory tion Transylvania Turkish Ukrainians University Vienna villages Vlachs Vojvodina western
Pasajes populares
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Referencias a este libro
Multiple Voices: An Introduction to Bilingualism Carol Myers-Scotton No hay ninguna vista previa disponible - 2005 |