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The Incongruence of the Breton Linguistic Landscape for Young Speakers of Breton
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2008Globalisation processes, often accused of imposing uniformity the world over, also open up opportunities for minorities (including linguistic ones) to exploit a variety of spaces for self-definition and self-expression. The expansion in the use of minority languages in public signage is one consequence of this present phase of reorientation in ...
Michael Hornsby
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Symbols and belonging. Breton wrestling as an expression of Breton history and «identity»
Etnografia e ricerca qualitativa, 2019Breton wrestlers learn and perform Breton wrestling (gouren) in a way that consistently refers to the generic and indefinite Celtic/peasant past of both the practice and Brittany. In this way, gouren maintains strong local and traditional connotations that contribute to re-defining a sense of historical awareness and regional belonging in contemporary ...
Aurélie Èpron, Dario Nardini
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Etudes Celtiques, 1976
Le vieux-breton atteste à la fois an-re et an-roe au sens de «cataplasme», «pansement», sur le th. verb, rig- «bander, lier». Les deux variantes renvoient à deux états différents de la racine, *ande-rig-o → anre, et *ande-reig-o → anroe (ce dernier état est attesté aussi par les comp. gallois en -rwy).
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Le vieux-breton atteste à la fois an-re et an-roe au sens de «cataplasme», «pansement», sur le th. verb, rig- «bander, lier». Les deux variantes renvoient à deux états différents de la racine, *ande-rig-o → anre, et *ande-reig-o → anroe (ce dernier état est attesté aussi par les comp. gallois en -rwy).
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2013
• Vous êtes Breton, mais ne maîtrisez pas encore bien la langue du pays ?• Vous apprenez le breton et avez besoin de vous entraîner en acquérant du vocabulaire ?• Vos enfants sont scolarisés en breton et vous voulez suivre leurs conversa-tions ?• Vous faites du tourisme mais avez bien l’intention de vous faire adopter par les Bretons de souche…Ce guide
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• Vous êtes Breton, mais ne maîtrisez pas encore bien la langue du pays ?• Vous apprenez le breton et avez besoin de vous entraîner en acquérant du vocabulaire ?• Vos enfants sont scolarisés en breton et vous voulez suivre leurs conversa-tions ?• Vous faites du tourisme mais avez bien l’intention de vous faire adopter par les Bretons de souche…Ce guide
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Wrestling like a (Breton) man. Breton wrestling and masculinity
2019Gouren, the Breton wrestling, is a traditional, regional style of grappling wrestling which is practiced in Brittany, France. It has been deeply “sportized” during the last century. Nevertheless, Breton wrestlers still see, perform and describe their practice as an “ancestral” heritage, rooted in both the Celtic and peasant past of the region.
Épron, Aurélie, Nardini, Dario
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2016
Brittany, with 4.5 million inhabitants, is a strongly differentiated region in the northwest of France. It has a threatened Celtic language but a vibrant culture and a strong aspiration toward devolution. Economically backward until the 1950s, it has developed rapidly since then, notably as a result of the organization of its civil society.
Tudi, Kernalegenn, Pasquier, Romain
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Brittany, with 4.5 million inhabitants, is a strongly differentiated region in the northwest of France. It has a threatened Celtic language but a vibrant culture and a strong aspiration toward devolution. Economically backward until the 1950s, it has developed rapidly since then, notably as a result of the organization of its civil society.
Tudi, Kernalegenn, Pasquier, Romain
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Blackfriars, 1926
Of France, yet not in their own opinions French, in spite of the distance apart in race, in language, in country, Breton and Basque have much in common. Both agricultural people they cling to their old traditions as races apart from the French of whose country their lands form part, to their own languages, and they are devout Catholics.The Breton is a ...
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Of France, yet not in their own opinions French, in spite of the distance apart in race, in language, in country, Breton and Basque have much in common. Both agricultural people they cling to their old traditions as races apart from the French of whose country their lands form part, to their own languages, and they are devout Catholics.The Breton is a ...
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