Titlebook: Language Planning In The Soviet Union; Michael Kirkwood (Senior Lecturer in Russian) Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

龍卷風(fēng)

FID

brother

賞錢

Mechanisms: Policy Formation and Implementation, or pub is bought over by incomers, or when the prospect of having to move away for higher education or work colours the locals’ evaluation of their own language and culture. Through most of modern times, official attitudes towards Gaelic have been hostile, not just on the part of the English but Sc

公理

平靜生活

Ventricle

顯示

Planned Language Change in Russian since 1917,ss’ model, with the language status planning of Russian as its main permanent feature. A certain temporal correlation is detectable between periods when the political line has been tightened and periods of increased attention to the promotion of Russian.

intricacy

Aspects of Language Planning in Georgia (Georgian and Abkhaz),nd also in percentage terms the 1979 census figures break down as presented in Table 7.1, these figures being taken from . The total here compares with 2 410 000 in 1921 and 2 600 000 in 1913. However, we are immedi-ately faced with a problem, which may be encapsulated in the question: ‘When is a Georgian not a Georgian?’.

Enrage

Language Policy and Linguistic Trends in Soviet Moldavia,vian SSR. For the sake of simplicity I shall refer to these Soviet Romanians as Moldavians and I shall employ the same appellation to denote their native tongue, but in doing so I wish to make it clear that the Moldavians share a common ancestry, language, and, for the most part, history with the Romanian people.