Titlebook: Regional Language Policies in France during World War II; Aviv Amit Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Southern France, of . (in French: ., in Occitan: . or ., whereas . anecdotally derives from the way people in Southern France used to say ‘yes’ (as opposed to the form . used in northern France and to the form . used in Italy).

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,History of ‘Top-Down’ Policy towards Regional Languages in France,as spoken by a small minority of the population, while the rest of France spoke other languages: patois,. dialects and what are today called ‘regional languages’. This chapter outlines briefly the changing relations of French vis-à-vis regional languages from the sixteenth century until the beginning of the twentieth century.

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Corsica,ardinia, led to a turbulent history with successive invasions by Greeks, Etruscans, Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Ostrogoths, Lombards and Saracens. In addition, the island was a platform for continuous military operations between France and Italy over several centuries.

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Evaluation and Assessment of Regional Language Policies and Regionalist Movements in France during mostly by intellectuals, formed their own literary and scientific societies and were generally engaged in several categories of activity, such as the standardization of the regional language (orthographic reform, mapping…); its introduction in schools; its inclusion in the media, and the expansion of the language to literary domains.

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From Exclusion to Inclusion? The Post-War Effects on Regional Languages in France,n the French language was legally and constitutionally declared as . (’the language of the Republic’), as stated in Article 2 of the French Constitution. This amendment seems to be emblematic, since it placed the already excluded regional languages outside the legal framework in France as well.

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Metastasis

,History of ‘Top-Down’ Policy towards Regional Languages in France,y and a language of culture. Even some years after the French Revolution, French was still the exclusive property of cultivated elites in France and was spoken by a small minority of the population, while the rest of France spoke other languages: patois,. dialects and what are today called ‘regional

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Southern France,ition of Occitan. The term itself (in French: ., in Occitan: . or . is not very old and goes back only a century, yet, it has since been widely adopted by a large portion of the inhabitants of Southern France. In some cases, . is referred to as . (in Occitan: . or . and is also known as the language