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1. Introduction

PART I: COMMUNITY AND THE ROLE OF NATIONAL LANGUAGE
2. From Language Continuum to Linguistic Mosaic: European Language Communities from the Feudal Period to the Age of Nationalism
3. Language Planning in State Nations and Nation States
4. Nation Building in the Wake of Colonialism: Old Concepts in New Settings
PART II: TRANSCENDENCE AND LANGUAGE LEARNING
5. Transcending the Group: Languages of Contact and Lingua Francas
6. French: The Rise and Fall of a Prestige Lingua Franca
7. English: From Language of Empire to Language of Globalisation
8. Lingua Francas for the New Millennium
9. Globalisation and Rethinking the Concept of Language
PART III: RENAISSANCE AND REVITALISATION IN SMALL LANGUAGE COMMUNITIES
10. New Discourse, New Legal Instruments and a New Political Context for Minorities and their Languages
11 . New Polities and New Nation Building
12 . Endangered Languages
13. Conclusion: Community and Tr

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“The intended readership of the book is broad, and may include sociolinguists, diachronic linguistics researchers, general language researchers, and anyone who shows an interest in investigations into language problems, language policy, and language planning. … the book remains a great contribution to the area of language policy and language planning and deserves my wholehearted recommendation.” (Haoda Feng, Language in Society, Vol. 48 (2), April, 2019)




Table of Contents
1. Introduction

PART I: COMMUNITY AND THE ROLE OF NATIONAL LANGUAGE
2. From Language Continuum to Linguistic Mosaic: European Language Communities from the Feudal Period to the Age of Nationalism
3. Language Planning in State Nations and Nation States
4. Nation Building in the Wake of Colonialism: Old Concepts in New Settings
PART II: TRANSCENDENCE AND LANGUAGE LEARNING
5. Transcending the Group: Languages of Contact and Lingua Francas
6. French: The Rise and Fall of a Prestige Lingua Franca
7. English: From Language of Empire to Language of Globalisation
8. Lingua Francas for the New Millennium
9. Globalisation and Rethinking the Concept of Language
PART III: RENAISSANCE AND REVITALISATION IN SMALL LANGUAGE COMMUNITIES
10. New Discourse, New Legal Instruments and a New Political Context for Minorities and their Languages
11 . New Polities and New Nation Building
12 . Endangered Languages
13. Conclusion: Community and Transcendence




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      Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
      Publication Date: 1/28/2016 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780230302617, 978-0230302617
      ISBN10: 0230302610

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      1. Introduction

      PART I: COMMUNITY AND THE ROLE OF NATIONAL LANGUAGE
      2. From Language Continuum to Linguistic Mosaic: European Language Communities from the Feudal Period to the Age of Nationalism
      3. Language Planning in State Nations and Nation States
      4. Nation Building in the Wake of Colonialism: Old Concepts in New Settings
      PART II: TRANSCENDENCE AND LANGUAGE LEARNING
      5. Transcending the Group: Languages of Contact and Lingua Francas
      6. French: The Rise and Fall of a Prestige Lingua Franca
      7. English: From Language of Empire to Language of Globalisation
      8. Lingua Francas for the New Millennium
      9. Globalisation and Rethinking the Concept of Language
      PART III: RENAISSANCE AND REVITALISATION IN SMALL LANGUAGE COMMUNITIES
      10. New Discourse, New Legal Instruments and a New Political Context for Minorities and their Languages
      11 . New Polities and New Nation Building
      12 . Endangered Languages
      13. Conclusion: Community and Tr

      Trade Review

      “The intended readership of the book is broad, and may include sociolinguists, diachronic linguistics researchers, general language researchers, and anyone who shows an interest in investigations into language problems, language policy, and language planning. … the book remains a great contribution to the area of language policy and language planning and deserves my wholehearted recommendation.” (Haoda Feng, Language in Society, Vol. 48 (2), April, 2019)




      Table of Contents
      1. Introduction

      PART I: COMMUNITY AND THE ROLE OF NATIONAL LANGUAGE
      2. From Language Continuum to Linguistic Mosaic: European Language Communities from the Feudal Period to the Age of Nationalism
      3. Language Planning in State Nations and Nation States
      4. Nation Building in the Wake of Colonialism: Old Concepts in New Settings
      PART II: TRANSCENDENCE AND LANGUAGE LEARNING
      5. Transcending the Group: Languages of Contact and Lingua Francas
      6. French: The Rise and Fall of a Prestige Lingua Franca
      7. English: From Language of Empire to Language of Globalisation
      8. Lingua Francas for the New Millennium
      9. Globalisation and Rethinking the Concept of Language
      PART III: RENAISSANCE AND REVITALISATION IN SMALL LANGUAGE COMMUNITIES
      10. New Discourse, New Legal Instruments and a New Political Context for Minorities and their Languages
      11 . New Polities and New Nation Building
      12 . Endangered Languages
      13. Conclusion: Community and Transcendence




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