Folk Dress Revitalization as a Component of Language Revitalization
, 2023 Although the main goal of language revitalization is keeping a language alive, the expression of ethnic identity and belonging is not exclusively limited to the linguistic phenomenon.
Król, Tymoteusz
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Zbiór pieśni wilamowskojęzycznych z Sammlung Horak w Volksmusikarchiv des Bezirks Oberbayern w świetle najnowszych badań nad muzyką w Wilamowicach [PDF]
, 2019 Wilamowice was investigated by both Polish and German academics. Not only the history of the town, but as well the language, folk dress and traditions were investigated.
Król, Tymoteusz
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Culture for Europe: struggles for contemporary meanings and social understandings of Europe through cultural institutions, festivals, and art projects [PDF]
, 2015 This thesis investigates struggles for meanings and social understandings of Europe taking place through cultural institutions, festival sites, and art projects. I claim that culture is a social field where meanings of Europe are made.
Dunin-Wąsowicz, Roch
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Vulnerabilidad, Resiliencia y Ordenamiento Territorial [PDF]
, 2018 Este libro: “Vulnerabilidad, resiliencia y ordenamiento territorial”, constituye uno de los productos de la Red Internacional de Territorios, Sustentabilidad y Gobernanza en México y Polonia (RETESyG) en la que participan profesores investigadores de ...
CALDERON MAYA, JUAN ROBERTO +9 more
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Wzorzec interpretacyjny „wiary w funkcjonowanie państwa” w opowieściach wspomnieniowych Wilamowian o Volksliście [PDF]
The Vilamovians are an ethnic group living on the borderland of Silesia and Lesser Poland. They are descendants of settlers who came to this place in the 13th century, as evidenced by the continuously functioning Germanic language called Wymysorys.
Król, Tymoteusz
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Short documentary on Wymysorys language
Short documentary on Wymysorys language, culture and its ...
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<Статья/ Article>Rethinking the Second-Person Plural Pronoun “der” in Wymysorys
Kyota Shimomura
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"We speak a topsy-turvy language": Self-declared language purism versus language use among the speakers of Western Huasteca Nahuatl. [PDF]
Int J Soc LangDexter-Sobkowiak E, Dexter-Sobkowiak P.
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