International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 1994, Número 108

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      Introduction Ethnolinguistic vitality: a viable construct

      Rodrigue Landry, Réal Allard

      págs. 5-14

      
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      Diglossia, ethnolinguistic vitality, and language behavior

      Rodrigue Landry, Réal Allard

      págs. 15-42

      
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      Ethnolinguistic vitality during a period of decolonization without independence: perceived vitality in Hong Kong

      Herbert Pierson

      págs. 43-62

      
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      Ethnolinguistic vitality, attitudes, and networks of linguistic contact: the case of the Israeli Arab minority

      Johannes Ytsma, Maria Angels Viladot, Howard Giles

      págs. 79-96

      
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      Subjective ethnolinguistic vitality and social adaptation among Vietnamese refugees in Australia

      Michael Currie, Michael A. Hogg

      págs. 97-116

      
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      Subjective ethnolinguistic vitality: a comparison of two measures

      Réal Allard, Rodrigue Landry

      págs. 117-144

      
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      Ethnolinguistic vitality and social identity: heir impact on ingroup bias and social attribution

      María Ros García, Carmen Huici Casal, Ignacio Cano

      págs. 145-166

      
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      The genesis of vitality theory: historical patterns and discoursal dimensions

      Jake Harwood, Howard Giles, Richard Yvon Bourhis

      págs. 167-206

      

  • Small Languages and Small Language Communities 17

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      Blaze Koneski: in Memoriam

      Victor A. Friedman

      págs. 211-218