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The politics of language: Republican values and Breton identity

European Journal of Sociology, 1990
Among other things, the revolutionary period in France is notorious for two practices: the development of a civil religion and a project of linguistic standardization. The substitution of republican for religious symbols, the creation of public space for republican worship, the hostility towards intermediary bodies, all of this sought to ground a more ...
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BARRIERS TO THE STANDARDIZATION OF THE BRETON LANGUAGE¹

Transactions of the Philological Society, 1995
ABSTRACTThe decline of many European languages is related to their marginalization by recent sociopolitical developments: modernization, centralization, industrialization; but in the case of Celtic Breton it is also linked to long‐standing isolation. The concepts of codification and standardization are separable.
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AT WHAT PRICE LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE?: STANDARDIZATION IN MODERN BRETON

French Studies, 1995
L'A. examine la situation actuelle du breton, langue appartenant a la branche brittonique des parlers celtiques du nord-ouest de la France et dont le contact de plus en plus important avec le francais en fait aujourd'hui une langue menacee. Le breton n'a jamais ete standardise, il en existe donc plusieurs formes dialectales.
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The ideological foundations of Breton and Lower Sorbian language revitalization through education and their consequences for new speakers

International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism, 2022
Nicole Dołowy-Rybińska, Joanna Chojnicka, Michael Hornsby   +2 more
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The second person in the Breton language of Plozévet

2004
Dans le parler breton de Plozévet, l’opposition deuxième personne du singulier / deuxième personne du pluriel a été neutralisée : il ne reste qu’une seule deuxième personne constituée de formes très majoritairement de la deuxième personne du pluriel, auxquelles s’ajoutent une forme de la deuxième personne du singulier, la terminaison verbale « -ez », d’
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Breton a-marking of (internal) verbal arguments: A result of language contact?

Linguistics, 2020
Elisabeth Stark
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The Breton language

2009
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BRETON AND THE LANGUAGE OF AUTOMATISM: ALTERITY, ALLEGORY, DESIRE

Forum for Modern Language Studies, 1982
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Language Attitudes and Community Engagement: Diwan–The Breton Immersion High School Through the Eyes of Its Pupils

Journal of Language, Identity and Education, 2016
Nicole Dołowy-Rybińska
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Breton and the Language of Automatism:

2017
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