Language death
Index of SIL publications on Language death listed by country.
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General works
- Cahill, Mike. 2003. Review of: Language death and language maintenance: theoretical, practical, and descriptive approach, Mark Janse and Sijmen Tol, editors.
- Diamond, Jared. 1994. "Speaking with a single tongue."
- Franklin, Karl J. 1995. Review of: The Celtic languages, by Donald MacAulay, editor.
- Grimes, Barbara F. 2001. "Global language viability."
- Grimes, Joseph E. 1995. "Language endangerment in the Pacific."
- Malone, Dennis. 2000. Review of: Investigating obsolescence: studies in language contraction and death, Nancy Dorian, editor.
- Unseth, Pete. 2000. Review of: Language death, by David Crystal.
Works specific to particular countries
Africa
Ethiopia
Americas
Brazil
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Cahill, Michael. 2004. "From endangered to less endangered: case histories from Brazil and Papua New Guinea."
Grenada
Peru
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Gibson, Michael L. 1996. El Munichi: Un idioma que se extingue.
- Wise, Mary Ruth. 2005. "Apuntes sobre las lenguas Záparos—familia que se extingue."
Trinidad and Tobago
- Ferreira, Jo-Anne and David Holbrook. 2002. "Are they dying? The case of some French-lexifier creoles."
- Ferreira, Jo-Anne Sharon. 1999. The Portuguese language in Trinidad and Tobago: a study of language shift and language death.
- Huttar, George. 1999. Review of: Trinidad Yoruba: from mother tongue to memory, by Maureen Warner-Lewis.
United States
Venezuela
Asia
Indonesia
Nepal
- Toba, Sueyoshi. 2000. "The Kusunda language revisited after 30 years."
- Watters, Stephen. 2002. "Language death: a review and an examination of the global issue in the Nepalese context."
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
Pacific
French Polynesia
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Rutter, Kenji Lawrence. 2006. "Going French, going Tahitian: the Tahitianization of French Polynesia."