Description
Exploring the rich tapestry of Celtic languages, this work delves into their historical evolution, structural characteristics, and sociolinguistic contexts. The authors, Martin J. Ball and James Fife, provide a comprehensive analysis that sheds light on the linguistic traits that unite and distinguish these languages, offering insights into their distinctiveness and shared heritage.
Through a detailed examination, the book reveals the intricate relationships between the languages, their speakers, and their cultural significances. Readers will gain an appreciation for the complexities of language preservation and the socio-political factors influencing the survival and revitalization of Celtic tongues in a rapidly changing world.
Through a detailed examination, the book reveals the intricate relationships between the languages, their speakers, and their cultural significances. Readers will gain an appreciation for the complexities of language preservation and the socio-political factors influencing the survival and revitalization of Celtic tongues in a rapidly changing world.
Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
682 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
juin 24, 1993
Éditeur
Routledge
Éditions
4 éditions
ISBN-10
041528080X
ISBN-13
9780415280808