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DOI: 10.1080/14664200108668022
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Language Planning and Language Revival: A Current Issue in Language Planning

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“…Liddicoat and Bryant (2001) define language revival as the diverse range of language planning efforts which seek to encourage use, and develop new uses, for languages with a decreasing number of speakers. Therefore, language revitalisation efforts seek to prevent this shift from worsening—and, ultimately, aim to reverse this shift.…”
Section: Minority Language Revitalisation Immersion Education and The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Liddicoat and Bryant (2001) define language revival as the diverse range of language planning efforts which seek to encourage use, and develop new uses, for languages with a decreasing number of speakers. Therefore, language revitalisation efforts seek to prevent this shift from worsening—and, ultimately, aim to reverse this shift.…”
Section: Minority Language Revitalisation Immersion Education and The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whilst this article focuses on the Scottish context in relation to Gaelic, the findings and implications should be of interest to those working with, and for, children in other minority language contexts. Liddicoat and Bryant (2001) define language revival as the diverse range of language planning efforts which seek to encourage use, and develop new uses, for languages with a decreasing number of speakers. Therefore, language revitalisation efforts seek to prevent this shift from worsening-and, ultimately, aim to reverse this shift.…”
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“…8 La conception biologique repose sur l'idée que les cultures et les langues fonctionneraient comme des essences biologiques relativement hermétiques les unes aux autres et dont il faudrait conserver la pureté(Feussi, 2014 : 5). On la retrouve plus ou moins indirectement dans certains travaux visant la planification ou l'intervention linguistique, notamment lorsqu'il s'agit de « préserver » une forme idéale de diversité(Phillipson, Skutnabb-Kangas, 1996 ;Liddicoat, Bryant, 2001 ;Mühlhäusler, 1996).…”
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“…(Moreno-Fernández, 2005). Aquest va ser el cas de l'hebreu, per exemple, amb el qual es van portar a terme certes estratègies de planificació lingüística per a millorar el seu estat i convertir-lo en la llengua oficial d'Israel amb molt bons resultats (Liddicoat i Bryant, 2001;Zuckerman i Walsh, 2011). L'hebreu com a llengua materna estava extint i només s'utilitzava com a llengua litúrgica.…”
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