International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 2017, Número 248. Dedicado a: Singles Issue: Language contact, mixing, and separation, Issue Editor: Florian Coulmas

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      Spanish and Kaqchikel-Maya: A study in town and village in Guatemala’s central highlands

      Jonathan Holmquist, Hana Muzika Kahn

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      págs. 3-24

      
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      Language is me: Language maintenance in Chipilo, Mexico

      Olga Tararova

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      págs. 25-48

      
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      “I have struggled really hard to learn Sami”: Claiming and regaining a minority language

      Carla Jonsson, Mona Rosenfors

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      págs. 49-71

      
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      Reconsidering language shift within Singapore’s Chinese community: A Bourdieusian analysis

      Wendy D. Bokhorst-Heng, Rita-Elaine Silver

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      págs. 73-95

      
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      Language ideologies in a Uyghur comedy sketch: the comedy sketch Chüshenmidim ‘I don’t understand’ and the importance of Sap Uyghur

      Giulia Cabras

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      págs. 97-111

      
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      On the nature of mixed languages: The case of Bildts

      Arjen Versloot

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      págs. 113-136

      
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      Language and identity construction: Evidence from the ethnic minorities of Armenia

      Ilona Schulze

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      págs. 137-157

      
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      What is in a language: Essentialism in macro-sociolinguistic research on Afrikaans

      Johanita Kirsten

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      págs. 159-195

      

  • SLSCL Article

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      Rap music in minority languages in secondary education: A case study of Catalan rap

      Cristina Aliagas Marín

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      págs. 197-224