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Assessing Language Vitality of the Gorontalo Language

This study aims to examine the linguistic vitality of the Gorontalo language, which was assessed as a threatened language by Ethnologue in 2020 (Eberhard, et al., 2020). Based on an extensive literature review, two research questions emerged: 1) What is the current language vitality of the Gorontalo Language?
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Language vitality and revitalization in the Arctic

2010
A prime case study for exploring the potentially conflicting agendas of language documentation and revitalization is Evenki, a Tungusic language spoken by approximately 5000 people living in small villages scattered throughout much of Siberia. Historically the Evenki people were nomadic herders and hunters, moving across vast regions in Siberia.
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Biologists behaving badly: vitalism and the language of language.

History and philosophy of the life sciences, 2011
A comparison is made between Biologos, the "language of language" that predominates in current infocentric biology, and Logos, the classic bringer of form to chaos. The immaterial information on which Biologos is based is seen to bear intriguing similarities to just the sort of disembodied formative powers that an aggressively materialist biology has ...
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Language vitality and glottonyms in the Ethnic Corridor: The rTa'u language

International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2017
AbstractThe purpose of the paper is twofold.
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Language Vitality

2022
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Vital Language Experiences

The English Journal, 1937
Helen J. Hanlon, Howard Francis Seely
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Language solidarity, vitality and status: Sibe family language attitudes in North-western China

Current Issues in Language Planning, 2021
Guofang Li
exaly  

Terminology as cornerstone of language vitality and practical language policy

Abstract Terminology development in Latvia is a scientific and practical effort that is highly regulated and standardised due to the role of terminology in fostering strong official language policy and vitality of the Latvian language in all scientific and practical fields.
Māris Baltiņš, Arturs Krastiņš, Ieva Kraukle   +2 more
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The persistence of antiquity: language ideologies and perceptions of language vitality among Sakha speakers

Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2022
Jenanne Ferguson
exaly  

Vitalizing Language Learning

Improving College and University Teaching, 1955
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