…ker, the whole linguistic repertoire and the context. Multilingual speakers use languages as a resource to communicate successfully and to develop their own identities through multilingual practices. In this chapter, “Focus on Multilingualism” is illustrated with examples from mu…

… or group iden- tity needs internal strengthening through common culture, e.g., language, rituals, unifying symbols and myths as well as through the construct of alterity in order to justify the group’s own superiority (Assmann 1992; Horatschek 2013) and it is connected to the de…

…ansatlantik güvenlik ilişkileri ve AB’nin dış ilişkileri konularında uzmanlaşmıştır. Ağırlıklı olarak NATO, Avrupa güvenliği ve AB genişlemesi üzerine yazılar yazmıştır. Son olarak Riccardo Alcaro ile birlikte yakında ‘European Foreign Affairs Review’ dergisinde yayınlanacak olan…

…e one hand, Albanian clearly continues the voice system inherited from the protolanguage; on the other hand, the system has undergone a transformation, which, however slight, is ty- pologically quite interesting.2 It is not my intention to demonstrate how wonderfully archaic a la…

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… the differentiation between “solitude” and “loneliness” present in the English language (even though only since the late eighteenth/early nineteenth century) did not exist in ancient languag- es, nor does it have its equivalent in many modern languages.²⁸ As Robinson Crusoe (171…

…– DReSS 107 4.2.6 Dokumentation Bedrohter Sprachen [Documentation of Endangered Languages] - DoBeS 111 4.2.7 TextGrid 113 4.2.8 FinGrid (pseudonym) 117 4.3 Synthesis of the investigated cases 125 4.3.1 Technology 132 4.3.2 User communities and involvement 133 4.3.3 Funding and st…

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…tions include the award-winning book Storytelling in Early Childhood: Enriching language, literacy and class- room culture (edited with Teresa Cremin, Ben Mardell and Joan Swann, viii ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS Routledge, 2017); the Routledge Handbook of Digital Literacies in Early C…

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… to communicate intellectual- based concepts such as ideas, belief and thought, language is used to communicate norms, values and emotions. As the result, it is important to internalize the character values into the teaching and learning activity of English. The study describes t…

…literacy rates, minority and indigenous those ideals are currently difficult or languages, electrification, and cultural impossible to realize in the short term. These questions become even more practices – elements that have not al- This is an extraordinary moment in his- compel…

…tentials, and questions raised by attempts to render a text (or meaning) into a language different from its source. The recent “translational turn” and its ex- pansion of the concept of translation adds even more questions.2 These high- light the ambivalent or polyvalent nature o…