Titlebook: Creating Languages in Central Europe During the Last Millennium; Tomasz Kamusella Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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allude

S. Becker,A. Scholz,M. Gül,D. Dill,B. Wolfto the homogeneity of Central Europe’s nation-states. Kamusella asks whether the process may produce a reinforced European commonality of ethnolinguistic plurality. A special attention is devoted to the rise of Wikipedias and their political meaning for languages, including the rapidly growing e-gap between the poor South and the rich North.

myelography

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Setting the Stage in Europe,rnaculars). The Reformation opened the gate for the use of vernaculars in writing, first in Western and Central Europe, before the process spread to Eastern Europe and the Balkans between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries. Many new languages were created in this manner.

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The Question of the Middle,entral Europe. In the modern age, when the political force of religion gradually abated, homogeneity and plurality tend to be expressed through the normative use, respectively, of one script (writing system) and many. The former situation may be described as monoscripturalism and the latter as multiscripturalism.

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Conclusion,these nationally defined ethnolinguistic homogeneities with renewed plurality. Kamusella stresses that languages (like nations and states) are artifacts created, maintained and destroyed by humans and their groups. Hence, more attention should be devoted to the analysis of their creation, and various political, social and economic uses.

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maintenance

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H. Mönnich,D. Stein,J. Raczkowsky,H. Wörnthese nationally defined ethnolinguistic homogeneities with renewed plurality. Kamusella stresses that languages (like nations and states) are artifacts created, maintained and destroyed by humans and their groups. Hence, more attention should be devoted to the analysis of their creation, and various political, social and economic uses.

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