Language and communication

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  Año 1999, Vol. 19, Número 4

  • When cultures collide: The official language debate

    Nancy Sullivan, Robert T. Schatz

    págs. 261-275

    

  • Imagining the nation: Language ideology and collective identity in contemporary Guatemala

    Brigittine M. French

    págs. 277-287

    

  • Language policy in Catalonia: Making liberalism 2 come true

    Albert Branchadell Gallo

    págs. 289-303

    

  • Une certaine idee du francais: The dilemma for French language policy in the 21st century

    Sharon L. Shelly

    págs. 305-316

    

  • Reversal of linguistic fortune: Dimensions of language conflict in autonomous Catalonia

    Robert E. Vann

    págs. 317-327

    

  • New Croatian language planning and its consequences for language attitudes and linguistic

    Jens-Eberhard Jahn

    págs. 329-354

    

  • Symbolic geography of language: Orthographic debates in Bulgaria (1880s-today)

    Rossitza Guentcheva

    págs. 355-371

    

  • Language policy and the loss of Tungusic languages

    Lenore A. Grenoble, Lindsay J. Whaley

    págs. 373-386

    

  • The function of the passive voice in the Japanese constitution: Chapter I `The Emperor'

    Noriko Chino

    págs. 387-400

    

  • !Kung as a linguistic construct

    Bonny E. Sands, Amanda Miller-Ockhuizen

    págs. 401-413

    

  • Contending discourses and ideologies: English and agency

    David Cooke

    págs. 415-422