Titlebook: Cultural and Linguistic Minorities in the Russian Federation and the European Union; Comparative Studies Heiko F. Marten,Michael Rie?ler,R

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The Global Extinction of Languages and Its Consequences for Cultural Diversityrsity. Discontinuities in transmission of culture and language are frequently accompanied by large human and social costs. Maintaining the world’s languages can be seen as part of a larger strategy of cultural survival providing an indispensable foundation for well-being and resilience.

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Finnic Minorities of Ingriaary language situation (the number and geographical distribution of the speakers, their age, gender, mobility, contacts with other languages and attitudes towards the native language); historical background of the present situation; and prospects for the near future and recent language maintenance and revitalization efforts.

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Change and Maintenance of Plurilingualism in the Russian Federation and the European Unioneritage, one has to create theoretical models that join the perspectives of contact linguistics and variation studies with a framework of careful ethnographic study of social identity and status position and critical research into power relations in a context of changing language use.

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The Evolution of Language Ideology in Post-Soviet Russiaa new turn in the official ideology has led to an emphasis on valorizing Russian as the state language of the entire country, and the new political landscape problematizes the status of the state languages of the republics.

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Change and Maintenance of Plurilingualism in the Russian Federation and the European Unionon in language and the linguistic behavior of the people that speak particular languages. Some scholars have postulated that all languages are “invented” and questioned the very existence of languages, speech communities and ethnolinguistic groups. This chapter argues that denying the existence of a

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The Global Extinction of Languages and Its Consequences for Cultural Diversityanguages, with predicted extinction rates ranging from 50 to 90?% of the world’s some 7,000 languages by the end of this century. Many regard languages as a benchmark for cultural diversity because virtually every major aspect of human culture ranging from kinship classification to religion is depen

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The Death of Languages; the Death of Minority Cultures; the Death of a People’s Dignitytive impact on minority cultures. It reviews the development of human rights law that led to the growing jurisprudence of treaty-monitoring committees and judicial bodies to determine when state action or inaction (state duties) may constitute a violation of human rights. The chapter argues that the