The language revivals in Finland, Norway and Wales
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Beere, Thekla J.'The language revivals in Finland, Norway and Wales'. - Dublin: Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland,Vol. XIV No. 7, 1929/1930, pp25-51Download Item:

Abstract:
In the course of my duties I have had occasion to collect
a considerable amount of information relating to the
Language Revivals in various European countries, and as
the information is not being published officially, it has been
suggested that it might prove of interest to this Society,
particularly at the present time, when so much attention is,
being focussed on the revival of Gaelic in An Saorstat.
The countries covered in my -inquiry were Finland,
Norway, Wales, Scotland, Czecho-Slovakia, Poland, Austria-
Hungary and Brittany. Since it is clearly impossible in the
course of a short paper to deal at all adequately with more
than a few of these, I have chosen the first three named
countries. In my selection I have taken into account
similarity with An Saorstat, as regards size and distribution
of population and other circumstances and conditions
which may specially affect the problems of language revival
and of bilingualism.
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Read before the Society on Thursday January 23, 1930.
Author: Beere, Thekla J.
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Journal of The Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of IrelandVol. XIV No. 7 1929/1930
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