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LinguaLinks Library 5.0 Subject Index

LinguaLinks Library contains the entire contents of 149 books or book-length works and 223 SIL journal issues. There are also hundreds of glossary entries and bibliography citations. The Subject Index contains more than 3,900 entries.

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Language vitality (Sociolinguistics)

Modular resources

• Language use: language vitality (in Assessing Language)

Full-text resources

• Indicators of Ethnolinguistic Vitality (in NOS Volume 5, #1-4 (2000), NOS Volume 5, Number 1 (March 2000))

Bibliographic resources

• Decker 1992: Factors affecting language maintenance and shift in Chitral District, Pakistan (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Eastman 1984: Language, ethnic identity, and change (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Feververger 1989: Jewish-Canadian ethnic identity and non-native language learning: A social-psychology study (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Fishman 1981: The sociology of Jewish languages from the perspective of the general sociology of language: A preliminary formulation (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Giles, Bourhis, and Taylor 1977: Toward a theory of language in ethnic group relations (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Glinert 1987: Hebrew-Yiddish diglossia: Type and stereotype (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Grimes, J. 1986: Area norms of language size (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Harris 1982: Reasons for the decline of Judeo-Spanish (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Harwood, Giles, and Bourhis 1994: The genesis of vitality theory: Historical patterns and discoursal dimensions (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Hogg and Abrams 1988: Social identifications: A social psychology of intergroup relations and group processes (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Holmes, Roberts, Verivaki, and Aipolo 1993: Language maintenance and shift in three New Zealand speech communities (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Husband and Saifullah Khan 1982: The viability of ethnolinguistic vitality: Some creative doubts (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Klarberg 1987: Aaron ben Samuel and his `lovely prayer book' revisited (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Labrie and Clement 1986: Ethnolinguistic vitality, self-confidence and second language proficiency (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Malinowski 1982: A report on the status of Judeo-Spanish in Turkey (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Peltz 1987: Who's speaking Yiddish in South Philadelphia today?: Jewish language in urban America (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Platt 1986: The interaction of societal factors in language acquisition (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Poll 1980: The sacred-secular conflict in the use of Hebrew and Yiddish among the ultra-orthodox Jews of Jerusalem (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Rabin 1981: What constitutes a Jewish language? (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Rensch 1992a: On making decisions about language projects (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Scebold 1993: Review of 'Reversing language shift' by Joshua A. Fishman (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Schooling 1992a: Language maintenance in Melanesia (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Schooling 1992b: Why do languages change? (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Trudgill and Tzavaras 1977: Why Albanian-Greeks are not Albanians: Language shift in Attica and Biota (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Weinreich 1968: Yidishkayt and Yiddish: On the impact of religion on language in Ashkenazic Jewry (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))

• Wexler 1981: Jewish interlinguistics: Facts and conceptual framework (in Bibliography (Sociolinguistics))