Language and Identities in Historical Perspective

 

Language and Identities in Historical Prospective Front Cover

  1. Language, Culture, Identity
    Fabio Dei
  2. Choice of Script as a Mark of Cultural and/or National Identity
    Pier Giorgio Borbone
  3. Society and Politics in 4th and 5th–Century Armenia. The invention of the Armenian Alphabet
    Alessandro Orengo
  4. Case-Studies from Earliest Baltic Linguistics (16th Century)
    Pietro U. Dini
  5. From Linguistic Patriotism to Cultural Nationalism: Language and Identity in Iceland
    Guðmundur Hálfdanarson
  6. A View of the Irish Language: Language and History in Ireland from the Middle Ages to the Present
    Steven G. Ellis
  7. The Renaissance Emergence of National Languages in Western Europe
    Mirko Tavoni
  8. National Identity versus Minority Language. The Greek and Bulgarian Experience in the 20th Century
    Iakovos D. Michailidis
  9. Slovenes as Immigrants, Members of Autochthonous Minorities in Neighboring Countries and Members of Multiethnic States (1500-1991)
    Matjaž Klemenčič
  10. Erasmus/Erasmus Latin as a Symbol and as a Language of Communication
    Cecilia Asso
  11. English as a Vehicular Language: a Case of Globalization or Linguistic Imperialism?
    Judith Munat