Vol. 15 No. 1 (2024): Studying the Oral-Written Continuum in Settings of Bilingualism and Diglossia – Case Studies and Methodological Challenges

Articles

• Studying the Oral-Written Continuum in Settings of Bilingualism and Diglossia Case Studies and Methodological Challenges

  Liesbeth Zack, Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Sáenz (Author)

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• Indigenous Andean Voices at the Interface between the Oral and the Written: The Peruvian Quechua Traditions from Colonial Huarochirí (ca. 1608)

  Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Sáenz (Author)

  7-70

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• Split Definiteness and Historical Language Documentation: Observations from Wangerooge Frisian

  Sune Gregersen (Author)

  71-96

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• The Construction of a Homogeneous Standard Afrikaans

  Camiel Hamans (Author)

  97-123

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• Fieldwork Challenges in Diaspora Communities: Arabic Speakers in Germany and Pennsylvania German Speakers in Canada

  Miriam Neuhausen, Muhadj Adnan (Author)

  124-163

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• DIGlossia: Egyptian Arabic between Rural and Urban Practices in Archaeological Dig Diaries from the Early Twentieth Century

  Liesbeth Zack, Wendy Doyon (Author)

  164-209

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