Minority Languages and Cultural Diversity in Europe: Gaelic and Sorbian Perspectives

Konstanze Glaser

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Language and Culture Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Minority Rights and Languages

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1 Introduction 2 Ethnocultural Minorities in Europe: The Political Context 3 Multilingualism as Premise of Cultural Diversity: Theories on Language, Thought and Culture from the Enlightenment to the Present 4 Gaelic in Scotland 5 Sorbian in Lusatia 6 Language Metaphysics on the Ground: Gaelic and Sorbian in Relation to Thought, Culture and Self 7 Narratives of Continuity: Language as a Unifier 8 The (Re)Production of Difference: Language as Source of Social Boundaries 9 Conclusion BibliographyAppendix

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