Foreword: Regional language policy for a 21st-century Republic;
Leigh Oakes.- Chapter 1: Introduction: Shifting dynamics in French
language policies; Michelle A. Harrison and Aurélie Joubert.- Part
I Reconsidering boundaries: languages, dialects and translingual
practices.- Chapter 2: Linguistic Classification: The Persistent
Challenge of the Langues d’oïl; Patrick Seán McCrea.- Chapter 3:
Opposition to the process of language identification and
standardisation in ‘Limousin Occitan’ and ‘Poitevin-Saintongeais’;
Jean-Christophe Dourdet.- Chapter 4: Challenging diglossic models:
Translingual practices in La Réunion; Natalia Bremner.- Part II New
dynamics in the communities: transmission, identity relations and
the emergence of new speakers.- Chapter 5: Evolution of linguistic
identity in a super-region: the case of Catalans and Occitans in
Occitanie; Aurélie Joubert.- Chapter 6: Diffusion and transmission
of Francoprovençal: A study of speakers’ linguistic conscience;
Giovanni Depau.- Chapter 7: On new speakers and language
revitalisation: Arpitan and community (re)formation; Jonathan
Kasstan.- Part III The perception of regional languages: visibility
and modernity.- Chapter 8: Gastronomy, Football, and Resistance:
The multi-faceted visibility of Corsican in the Linguistic
Landscape; H. William Amos.- Chapter 9: Picard in the digital
world: A language that is seen; Jean-Michel Eloy, Fanny Martin and
Cécile Mathieu.- Chapter 10: Publishing in a regional language: the
case of Breton in the 21st century; Hervé Baudry.- Part IV The
long-term impact of French public policy and the resistance to the
European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages.- Chapter 11:
Public language policy and the revitalisation of Basque;
Jean-Baptiste Coyos.- Chapter 12: The evolution of regional
language maintenance in southern Alsace and Northern Catalonia: A
longitudinal study of two regional communities; Judith Broadbridge
and Dawn Marley.- Chapter 13: The influence of teachers’ language
attitudes on classroom practices in Alsace; Michelle A. Harrison.-
Chapter 14: The langues de France and the European Charter for
Regional or Minority Languages: keeping ratification at bay through
disinformation – 2014–2015; Geoffrey Roger.- Chapter 15: Epilogue;
Robert J. Blackwood.
Michelle A. Harrison is Teaching Fellow in French Studies at the
University of Leicester, UK. She has published on regional
language-in-education policy and the evolution of language beliefs
in Alsace.
Aurélie Joubert is Lecturer in French Studies at Queen’s University
Belfast, UK. She has published on language endangerment and
transnational speakers’ attitudes in particular with respect to
Occitan and Catalan.
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