Detail Investigating obsolescence studies in language contraction and death Bibliografi Author: Dorian, Nancy C. Topik: LANGUAGE OBSOLESCENCE Bahasa: (EN )    ISBN: 0-521-32405-X(Hb)     Penerbit: Cambridge University Press     Tempat Terbit: Cambridge    Tahun Terbit: 1989     Jenis: Books Ketersediaan Perpustakaan PKBB Nomor Panggil: 400 DOR i Non-tandon: 1 (dapat dipinjam: 1) Tandon: tidak ada    Reserve Lihat Detail Induk Artikel dalam koleksi ini On language death in eastern Africa, halaman 13-31 The Disappearance of the ugong in Thailand , halaman 33-40 Scottish and irish Gaelic: The giant's bed-fellows, halaman 41-59 The Rise and fall of an immigrant language: norwegian in America, halaman 61-73 Breton vs. French: language and the opposition of political, economic, social, and cultural values, halaman 75-89 "Persistence" or "tip" in egyptian nubian, halaman 91-102 Sociolinguistic creativity: Cape breton gaelic's linguistic "tip", halaman 103-116 Skewed performance and full performance in language obsolescence: The case of an Albanian variety, halaman 117-137 On the social meaning of linguistic variability in language death situations: variation in newfoundland French, halaman 139-148 The Social functions of relativization in obsolescent and non-obsolescent languages, halaman 149-164 Problems in obsolescence research: The gros ventres of montana, halaman 167-179 The Structural consequences of language death, halaman 181-196 On signs of health and death, halaman 197-210 Case usage among the Pennsylvania German sectarians and nonsectarians, halaman 227-241 Estonian among immigrants in Sweden, halaman 227-241 The Incipient obsolescence of polysynthesis: Cayuga in ontario and oklahoma, halaman 243-257 Urban and non-urban egyptian nubian: is there a reduction in language skill?, halaman 259-266 Some lexical and morphological changes in warlpiri, halaman 267-286 Language contraction and linguistic change: The case of Welland French, halaman 287-312 Lexical innovation and loss: The use and value of restricted Hungarian, halaman 313-331 Some people who don't talk right: Universal and particular in child language, aphasia, and language obsolescence, halaman 335-345 Language obsolescence and language history: Matters of linearity, leveling, loss, and the like , halaman 347-354 Language convergence and language death as social processes, halaman 355-367 Pidgins, creoles, immigrant, and dying languages, halaman 369-383 The "up" and "down" staircase in secondary language development, halaman 385-394  Edit Artikel Opini Anda Klik untuk menuliskan opini Anda tentang koleksi ini! Lihat Sejarah Pengadaan  Konversi Metadata   Kembali

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