Agency and Ideology in Language Shift and Language Maintenance

Mark A. Sicoli

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A common understanding of language shift in popular western culture, in some endangered language speech communities, and often among professional linguists, is that speakers choose to give up one language for another, achieving personal gain (such as an economic advantage) for

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