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245 14|aThe Handbook of Multilingualism, Identity, and Language Endangerment in Africa|h[electronic resource] /|cedited by Alireza Korangy, Evgeniya Gutova.
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505 0 |aInsertional codeswitching in two triglossic speech communities in Ghana -- Tamazight -- Language endangerment in Cameroon -- Language Vitality as the Outcome of Language Contact -- Language Endangerment and Vitality among the Hadzabe of Tanzania -- Two case studies of language endangerment and maintenance in urban and rural Côte d’Ivoire -- Fedwet -- From masquerades to modern crises -- Expressing placement and removal events -- Multilingualism, identity, and language endangerment in southern Chad -- Swahili and its influence on identities of speakers of other languages in Tanzania -- Language endangerment, identity and the challenging issue of multilingual education in Africa.
520 |aThis handbook addresses the interrelatedness of nationalism, identity, language, linguistics, and multilingualism in an African context. It covers multilingualism, language and identity, language endangerment, language shift, language maintenance, language contact, diglossia, language decline, language death, language vitality, and much more in, linguistically, one of the richest regions on earth. The variety of alphabets and oral traditions immersed in folklore, made more linguistically complex through issues of inter-borders, and the long history of foreign intrusions and colonialism, has meant a collision of identities and linguistic peculiarities. This book considers these facets in relation to language endangerment in numerous geographies within the African continent. It confronts these questions under the rubric of multilingualism, linguistic geography, and a panoply of other sub-studies. By investigating a multitude of topics around the themes of multilingualism, identity, and language endangerment in Africa, this volume brings together these dimensions to showcase interdisciplinary research in studies of African languages and linguistics. Relevant to applied linguists, socio-linguists, cultural linguistics, language teachers, anthropologists, and scholars in African cultural studies more broadly, this is a vital, urgent text challenging language, and identity, endangerment.
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