State of Minority Languages

Explore the intricate dynamics of language and identity in "State of Minority Languages," a compelling work published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1995. Authored by Fase, this hardback edition spans 324 pages and delves into the challenges faced by regional languages amidst the forces of modernization and urbanization. As migration reshapes our world, new forms of multilingualism emerge, prompting critical examination of educational practices, national policies, and societal attitudes towards linguistic minorities. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in bilingualism, multilingualism, and sociolinguistics, providing a thorough analysis of language attrition and code-switching. Discover the vital importance of preserving minority languages and the impact of historical and comparative linguistics in this insightful publication.