The Basque language, without its own administration, has evolved divided intodialects over millennia. Although the standard variety has recently been codified, the regional dialects are still alive. In fact, this wide dialectalization is the object of continuous research and gives us the opportunity to research its variability. The aim of this paper is to examine how geolinguistic variability works in the case of the Basque language. For this purpose, I show some data gathered by using two different procedures. To go deeply into this subject, I focus on the research conducted in two different areas of the Basque language: the first is a study of the geolinguistic structure of the Western dialects, and the second examines the North-Eastern d...
This article presents and analyses the answers to the open-ended questions in a sociolinguistic surv...
This paper presents a new research project, linking geolinguistic and sociolinguistic aspects by inv...
This paper describes the intonational variation between two generations in three different localitie...
In this contribution, we show the first results of the “Socio-geolinguistic atlas of the Basque lan...
In this contribution, we show the first results of the “Socio-geolinguistic atlas of the Basque lan...
The goal of this work is to offer an overview of the evolution of the Basque language in Low Navarre...
Basque is spoken by approximately 660,000 people (Trask 1997) in the Basque Country, straddling the ...
This paper proposes a quantitative approach and some brief comments on the ethnolinguistic atlas of ...
This paper describes the intonational variation between two generations in three different localitie...
This paper proposes a quantitative approach and some brief comments on the ethnolinguistic atlas of ...
Today Unified Basque, a standardised written version of Basque created by the Academy of the Basque ...
Basque is one of the minority languages that has received more than its fair share of attention from...
International audienceToday Unified Basque, a standardised written version of Basque created by the ...
International audienceToday Unified Basque, a standardised written version of Basque created by the ...
In the decade following the end of the Franquist dictatorship in 1975, a newly invented Basque stand...
This article presents and analyses the answers to the open-ended questions in a sociolinguistic surv...
This paper presents a new research project, linking geolinguistic and sociolinguistic aspects by inv...
This paper describes the intonational variation between two generations in three different localitie...
In this contribution, we show the first results of the “Socio-geolinguistic atlas of the Basque lan...
In this contribution, we show the first results of the “Socio-geolinguistic atlas of the Basque lan...
The goal of this work is to offer an overview of the evolution of the Basque language in Low Navarre...
Basque is spoken by approximately 660,000 people (Trask 1997) in the Basque Country, straddling the ...
This paper proposes a quantitative approach and some brief comments on the ethnolinguistic atlas of ...
This paper describes the intonational variation between two generations in three different localitie...
This paper proposes a quantitative approach and some brief comments on the ethnolinguistic atlas of ...
Today Unified Basque, a standardised written version of Basque created by the Academy of the Basque ...
Basque is one of the minority languages that has received more than its fair share of attention from...
International audienceToday Unified Basque, a standardised written version of Basque created by the ...
International audienceToday Unified Basque, a standardised written version of Basque created by the ...
In the decade following the end of the Franquist dictatorship in 1975, a newly invented Basque stand...
This article presents and analyses the answers to the open-ended questions in a sociolinguistic surv...
This paper presents a new research project, linking geolinguistic and sociolinguistic aspects by inv...
This paper describes the intonational variation between two generations in three different localitie...