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Euskaltzaindia is collectively carrying out a systematic work to reorient the policies for the promotion of the Basque language. Among the different branches of this work, this report that we present here has been made with the intention of being the basis of the process.
In this collective work, the most important clauses regarding linguistic rights have been translated into Basque. Both in the global and European ambit or those corresponding to France and Spain.
This book goes beyond the use of Basque among young people in Navarre, because the problem is very similar in other provinces. The thoughts and opinions of experts working from very different perspectives and starting points are provided. Some of these experts report on the proposals and projects they are working on; others consider the importance of orality in normalising the use of Basque; teachers discuss how they deal with this aspect in the classroom, what approaches they use and what initiatives are being taken outside school, for children who have learnt Basque at school to have a Basque-speaking network outside school.
It is of strategic importance in schools, in education, to run projects among increasingly multilingual students. This book sets out to analyse the status of Basque in education in Navarre. How multilingualism is managed now in schools and how this should be done in the future, what new challenges and opportunities face Basque in and out of the classroom, and what projects are being run in the classroom and in extracurricular activities.
In this collective work, the most important clauses regarding linguistic rights have been translated into Basque. Both in the global and European ambit or those corresponding to France and Spain.
This book presents several pieces of work with the intention of exploring the sociolinguistic evolution of Donostia/San Sebastian. First, Lionel Joly Charrasse outlines the methodological model for studying the social history of languages, in particular the social history of Basque. The second chapter of the book sets out to highlight the main languages in Donostia/San Sebastian in the course of its history. In the third, Juan Madariaga Orbea, on the basis of his extensive research into the subject, describes the position of Basque in the city in the 19th century. Next, Koldo Larrañaga Elorza, after exhaustive research, presents the opinion, and above all the practice, of members of the Royal Basque Society of the Friends of the Country, the social élites of Gipuzkoa province, with regard to Basque. Then in chapter five, Olatz Altuna Zumeta and Maialen Iñarra Arregi report on the position of Basque at the beginning of the 21st century. In the final chapter, on the basis of the methodological model mentioned above, Mikel Zalbide Elustondo and Lionel Joly Charrasse explore the sociolinguistic evolution of Donostia over the last 250 years. All these pieces of work provide an overview of the sociolinguistic evolution of Donostia/San Sebastián, from both synchronic and diachronic points of view.
It is a methodology book; This is mainly based on the theories of linguistic sociology and sociolinguistics. It has been specially prepared to study the history of the social dimension of languages
We are well into the 21st Century and the digital environment is, without a doubt, part of our lives by now. Artificial intelligence, and language technologies in particular, have entered our everyday, and the Basque language is no exception here. How can the digital environment help revitalize the standardization of Basque? With this main objective in mind, we set out to learn about the experiences of other languages, that of Euskaltzaindia itself, and that of Basque institutions. The aim was to firstly move forward in the formulation, evaluation and circulation of Basque’s standardization in the 21st Century.
It is of strategic importance in schools, in education, to run projects among increasingly multilingual students. This book sets out to analyse the status of Basque in education in Navarre. How multilingualism is managed now in schools and how this should be done in the future, what new challenges and opportunities face Basque in and out of the classroom, and what projects are being run in the classroom and in extracurricular activities.
This book includes works from the Basque language promotion conferences organized by the Euskaltzaindia Basque promotion committee in 2019 and 2020. Both conferences, with very similar purposes, address the relationship between socioeconomic activity and the normalization of the language. the title of the 2019 conference was “The socioeconomic area in the revitalization of Basque”, and in 2020 “Private entities: how to provide service in Basque to multilingual citizens?
In this book, the conferences given by experts in sociolinguistics on the situation of minority languages, especially Basque, are presented: Mikel Zalbide: "Euskaltzaindia's centennial surveillance work: some milestones" Joan A. Argenter: "Linguistic diversity, linguistic diversity in Spain and academia: ecologies, regimes, institutions" Elena Chiocchetti: “Linguistic rights and development of minority languages in Italy: examples from the central Alpine arc” Jeroen Darquennes: “Reversing linguistic change in European linguistic minority contexts: a tentative overview of contemporary challenges and strategies” Henrique Monteagudo: “The Royal Galician Academy and the management of linguistic diversity” Joseba Lozano: "Initiative of the Basque Government in defense of the linguistic rights of citizens" Jean-Guy Talamoni: “From the creation of a literary field to a policy of linguistic normalization” Alain Viaut: “Impact of the cross-border on the status of a minority language: a comparative approach to the case of Basque” Juan Carlos Moreno Cabrera: “Ideological analysis of the concept of ‘European regional language' and its glottopolitical consequences. Paul Bilbao: “Readings on linguistic rights. The case of Basque, Rights to the center” Juanjo Alvarez: “Laws for Basque. A new governance for the Basque language in the 21st century”.
The book offers a methodological model, based primarily on the sociology of language and on sociolinguistic theory. It is thus aimed at analysing the history of the social dimensions of the language.
In this piece of research the authors have examined intergenerational transmission of Basque in Navarre, defining two research areas to that end, one in Irurita and the other in Pamplona.
Articles published by Joseba Intxausti between 1963 and 2010, primarily on the sociolinguistic situation of Basque.
Articles published by Joseba Intxausti between 1963 and 2010, primarily on the sociolinguistic situation of Basque.
The main objective of this piece of research is to present the leisure activities of youth in the northern Basque Country related to Basque or Basque culture.
The Basque version of this publication that examines the emergence and evolution of the Ikastola [Basque-medium school] movement in the Basque Country was published barely a year ago. A translation of it into Spanish has now been published.
This first issue of the Joanes Etxeberri collection includes the bibliography that will form the basis for the Social History of Basque project. Later on, it will be published on-line, and in greater detail, should the need arise.
25 years after the Basque Autonomous Community Parliament passed legislation on the Basque Language, the author examines the evolution this legislation has undergone in the Basque school area.
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The research consists of two main variables: the adults who are studying Basque and the immigrants who are amongst those adults. The objective is to analyse the relationships that arise between them.
The works offers us the language’s evolution in the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country.
The masterpiece shows the positive evolution of Basque in Navarre, and points out the future expectation that this language may have, from the data derived from the last four population censuses (from 1986 to 2001).
The book presents the social, cultural and political profile of the language. It gathers together the history and the literature of Basque, and analyzes the economic factors that influenced it.
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