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Foundational approaches to Celtic linguistics [PDF]
This book showcases the latest research from the world’s leading experts on Celtic linguistics. The 15 chapters span a variety of linguistic subdisciplines as well as theoretical and methodological perspectives.
Jouitteau, Melanie +24 more
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Néo-bretonnants – konstruowanie tożsamości językowej przez młode pokolenie osób bretońskojęzycznych
Sprawy Narodowościowe. Seria nowa, 2022 Néo-bretonnants: The Construction of Linguistic Identity by the Young Generation of Breton-Speaking People According to statistics there are today only about 200,000 people who know the Breton language, but 70% of them are over 60 years old.
Nicole Dołowy-Rybińska
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Les défis de l’enseignement en breton. L’exemple de l’appropriation sociolinguistique
La Bretagne Linguistique, 2022 The school now plays a central role in the process of revitalizing Breton, a language in a minority situation. As such, teaching in Breton must take particular account of the sociolinguistic and ideological context in which it takes place. This teaching,
Gwenole Larvol
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Transmission ou transformation ?
La Bretagne Linguistique, 2022 With the end of the practice of Breton within most families for a few decades, schools appear today as the main place for the transmission of this language. This leads some people to express doubts about the institutionalisation of an artificial language
Erwan Le Pipec
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Les mots d’origine bretonne dans l’argot français
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1991 Although Breton has borrowed extensively from French for several centuries, there are not many Breton words adopted by this language. Similarly, Breton slang has borrowed quite extensively from French, not only from ancient and modern French, or from ...
Jean-Marc Lecocq
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Y a-t-il eu une influence de la langue écrite sur le parler du Léon ?
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1991 Leonese has been and remains often identified with "literary Breton" and/or standard Breton. Most of the written Breton does indeed reflect the current characteristics of the Leonese language.
Hervé Cadiou
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La langue bretonne à Arradon au XXe siècle
La Bretagne Linguistique, 2010 Language change, from Breton to French, occuring in Western Brittany during XXth century, is studied on a village scale of the Vannes area: Arradon. Ethno-socio-linguistic approach enlighten oral accounts from a few native Breton speakers.
Armelle Audic
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Quatre générations de bretonnants
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1991 This article proposes to study the language of four different generations of Breton speakers in Poullaouen, in Central Brittany. It is striking to note in the same neighbourhood, the same village, even the same family or the same home, the nuances and ...
Francis Favereau
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La Bretagne Linguistique, 2016 The content of this article, which is quite unprecedented for La Bretagne Linguistique, is intended to provide an immediate response to the compulsory liquidation of the Emgleo Breiz publishing house in November 2015.
Fañch Broudic
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