Minority languages : the Scandinavian experience : papers read at the conference in Edinburgh 9-11 Nov. 1990 - Blom, Gunilla; University of Edinburgh. Dept. of Scandinavian Studies (Oslo : Nordic Language Secretariat, 1992)
Sadržaj: Peter Trudgill: The Asbau - Sociolinguistics of Minority Languages in Western and Central Europe -- Marika Tandefelt: The Finland-Swedes - the Most Privileged Minority in Europe? -- Erling Wande: Ecological and Linguistic Aspects of Tornedal Finnish in Sweden -- Helge Sandøy: Faroese - a Minority Language or a National Language? The Socio-political Problem of Becoming and Being a Fully-fledged Small National Language -- Knud Hertling: How Greenlandic Survived as a Minority Language -- Ernst Håkon Jahrl: Bokmål and Nynorsk: Norwegian majority and Minority standards -- Harry Watson: Scots and Nynorsk: Minority Languages? -- Cathair Ó Dochartaigh: The Celtic Languages in the British Isles - Yesterday and Today -- Harald Gaski: Like a Ski-Track across the Open Plains - the Tenderness and Strenght of Sami Literature -- Kirsten Thisted: Greenlandic Literature: Suicide as an Interpretation of Modern Life -- Tom Hubbard: Scandic Scots: Some Scots-Scandinavian Poetic Connection -- Joy Hendry: Scottish Literature: Trends and Developments -- Christopher Whyte: Debate of Tongues: Becoming a Gaelic Poet -- Apendix: Gaelic Poetry Since 1940
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Keywords: Linguistic minorities -- Scandinavia -- Congresses; Linguistic minorities -- Great Britain -- Congresses; Skandinavija -- manjinski jezici; finski jezik; grenlandski jezik; keltski jezici; norveški jezik -- bokmål -- nynorsk; škotski jezik; švedski jezik