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Wymysorys revitalisation theatre: identity and community (re)building [PDF]
Cogent Arts & HumanitiesThe small town of Wilamowice in southwestern Poland is home to the ethnic group of Vilamovians who speak their own endangered language: Wymysiöeryś. Amateur theatre created by the troupe Ufa fisa has been one of the most important and outwardly visible ...
Justyna Majerska-Sznajder +2 more
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Adeptus, 2022 This paper, the second part of a comprehensive Vilamovian bibliography, contains a list of 89 publications (1945–2000 and 2020–2022) concerning the history, culture and language of Wilamowice, a small town in the south of Poland, populated by ...
Tymoteusz Król +2 more
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Rapid Automatized Picture Naming as a Proficiency Assessment for Endangered Language Contexts
Journal of Communication and Cultural Trends, 2019 This paper discusses the use of rapid automatized picture naming (RAN) in the assessment of proficiency among new speakers of endangered languages. Despite the fact that measuring proficiency among new speakers is crucial vis-à-vis the development of ...
Robert Borges
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The Image of the First Vilamovians in the Narrative of the Wymysorys-Centric Communication Community
Sprawy Narodowościowe. Seria nowaThe legend of exotic (i.e. non-German and non-Polish) roots is an important part of the modern narrative about Vilamovians, and it is present in both academic and journalistic discourse.
Tymoteusz Król
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Łódzkie Studia Etnograficzne, 2016 What makes the Wilamowice town so unique is the original language, Wymysorys. Vilamovian was brought to Poland by the settlers from the Western Europe and survived through the historical storms in the region till today.
Tymoteusz Król
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Polski patriota z niemieckiej kolonii. Analiza tekstów hagiograficznych o Józefie Bilczewskim
Adeptus, 2022 A Polish Patriot from a German Colony: An Analysis of Hagiographic Texts about Józef Bilczewski The town of Wilamowice was established in the thirteenth century by settlers of Germanic origin, who came from Western Europe.
Tymoteusz Król
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The Covid-19 Pandemic and Contemporary Identity Attitudes of Young Vilamovians
Adeptus, 2022 Vilamovians, who are descendants of thirteenth-century Germanic settlers, have retained a strong sense of their own identity for centuries. This identity developed gradually under the influence of many factors and dominant groups, and for this reason it
Justyna Majerska-Sznajder
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Adeptus, 2020 An Annotated Bibliography of Published Works Concerning the Culture of Wilamowice and the Wymysorys Language, 2001–2020 This paper contains a list of 117 publications concerning the history, culture and language of Wilamowice, a small town in the south
Maciej Mętrak +2 more
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Czym jest dla dzisiejszych Wilamowian język wilamowski? Różne funkcje, różne postawy językowe
Łódzkie Studia Etnograficzne, 2016 Wilamowice są miastem wyjątkowym głównie ze względu na język wilamowski, który przywieziony został przez trzynastowiecznych osadników i mimo trudnej historii Wilamowian przetrwał do dzisiaj.
Tymoteusz Król
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O pewnym szczególe z wilamowskiej fonetyki – próba analizy w kontekście arealnym
Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej, 2019 On a Certain Phonetic Feature of Wymysorys: An Analysis of Areal Aspects In Wymysorys, also known as Vilamovicean (a Germanic language spoken in Wilamowice, a small town in the south of Poland), velarized laterals [ɫ] have turned into [w].
Andrzej Żak
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