Titlebook: Dangerous Multilingualism; Northern Perspective Jan Blommaert,Sirpa Lepp?nen,Tiina R?is?nen Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Atlas of Minimally Invasive Facelifttanders and cannot take part in the development. It is precisely these bystanders that this chapter focuses on. The interest of this chapter lies in the consequences of multilingualism for individual subjects, namely the elderly. More specifically, this chapter examines how multilingualism poses a p

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Finland’s Official Bilingualism — a Bed of Roses or of Procrustes?er tongue. This can be seen, for instance, in cases where public authorities lack sufficient command of the other national language to be able to serve the citizen in his/her native tongue. As the state aims at avoiding these kinds of shortcomings, both national languages are part of the national co

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2947-7506 iversity on the nation state and its language situations and ideologies, and demonstrates how many of its problems rise from the tension between late-modern diversity and the (pre-)modernist responses to it.978-1-349-34039-2978-1-137-28356-6Series ISSN 2947-7506 Series E-ISSN 2947-7514