The theorizing and conceptualization of the new speaker label first emerged from discussions amongst a small group of researchers working on some of Europe's lesser-used languages including Catalan (Pujolar 2007; Pujolar and Gonzàlez 2013), Galician (O'Rourke and Ramallo 2011 and O'Rourke and Ramallo 2013) and Irish (O'Rourke 2011). These are languages which were revitalized with some measure of success as a result of more favourable language policies, but which faced the consequent problem of social differentiation between first- and second-language speakers, and tensions over ownership of and legitimate language rights
In this special issue we examine and reflect upon the emergence of “new speakers” in the context of ...
Although the phenomenon began much earlier – at least since the beginnings of the linguistic revival...
This study examines the role of new speaker parents who have made a conscious decision to bring up t...
The theorizing and conceptualization of the new speaker label first emerged from discussions amongst...
This volume is the first full-length publication to systematically unpack and analyze the linguistic...
'New speakers' is a term used to describe those who have learnt a minority language not within their...
This paper explores the intersection of new speakers in conditions of globalisation led mobility and...
This paper looks at the “new speaker” concept and the questions it raises in terms of legitimacy fro...
While in many indigenous minority-language situations traditional native speaker communities are in ...
This Digithum dossier devoted to the so-called new speakers of minority languages features four arti...
Within the field of applied linguistics the concept of nativeness has over the recent decades come t...
While traditional Irish-speaking communities continue to decline, the number of second-language spea...
International audienceThis article looks at the " new speaker " concept and the questions it raises ...
Aims: The goal of this special issue is to anchor an understanding of language variation and change...
Within the field of applied linguistics the concept of nativeness has over the recent decades come t...
In this special issue we examine and reflect upon the emergence of “new speakers” in the context of ...
Although the phenomenon began much earlier – at least since the beginnings of the linguistic revival...
This study examines the role of new speaker parents who have made a conscious decision to bring up t...
The theorizing and conceptualization of the new speaker label first emerged from discussions amongst...
This volume is the first full-length publication to systematically unpack and analyze the linguistic...
'New speakers' is a term used to describe those who have learnt a minority language not within their...
This paper explores the intersection of new speakers in conditions of globalisation led mobility and...
This paper looks at the “new speaker” concept and the questions it raises in terms of legitimacy fro...
While in many indigenous minority-language situations traditional native speaker communities are in ...
This Digithum dossier devoted to the so-called new speakers of minority languages features four arti...
Within the field of applied linguistics the concept of nativeness has over the recent decades come t...
While traditional Irish-speaking communities continue to decline, the number of second-language spea...
International audienceThis article looks at the " new speaker " concept and the questions it raises ...
Aims: The goal of this special issue is to anchor an understanding of language variation and change...
Within the field of applied linguistics the concept of nativeness has over the recent decades come t...
In this special issue we examine and reflect upon the emergence of “new speakers” in the context of ...
Although the phenomenon began much earlier – at least since the beginnings of the linguistic revival...
This study examines the role of new speaker parents who have made a conscious decision to bring up t...