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Past, Present and Future of a Language Border
This chapter is in the book Past, Present and Future of a Language Border

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface vii
  4. Author information viii
  5. Chapter 1. Romance–Germanic encounters along the language border: past, present and future 1
  6. Part I: Theoretical and historical overview
  7. Chapter 2. The dimensions of language conflict: an exploration 19
  8. Chapter 3. Trilingual tug-o’-war: language border fluctuations in the Low Countries 39
  9. Chapter 4. Standard language ideology and the history of Romance–Germanic encounters 61
  10. Part II: The Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period
  11. Chapter 5. Constructing identity: language and identity in the narration of the Franco-Flemish conflict (1297–1305) 91
  12. Chapter 6. Multilingualism and the challenge of frenchification in the early modern Dutch Republic 115
  13. Part III: The 18th and 19th centuries
  14. Chapter 7. Frenchification in discourse and practice: loan morphology in Dutch private letters of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries 143
  15. Chapter 8. The use of languages in Maastricht in the nineteenth century: the press and family archives 171
  16. Part IV: The 20th and 21st centuries
  17. Chapter 9. Language conflict in the educational realm: Eupen-Malmedy in the interbellum period (1920–1940) 207
  18. Chapter 10. Multilingual education and the politics of language in Luxembourg 233
  19. Chapter 11. In contact and/or in conflict? Ethno-cultural markers, language and schooling in post-war Brussels 255
  20. Epilogue
  21. Chapter 12. Conceptualising “language borders”, “language contact” and “language conflict” 277
  22. Index 297
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781614514152-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface vii
  4. Author information viii
  5. Chapter 1. Romance–Germanic encounters along the language border: past, present and future 1
  6. Part I: Theoretical and historical overview
  7. Chapter 2. The dimensions of language conflict: an exploration 19
  8. Chapter 3. Trilingual tug-o’-war: language border fluctuations in the Low Countries 39
  9. Chapter 4. Standard language ideology and the history of Romance–Germanic encounters 61
  10. Part II: The Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period
  11. Chapter 5. Constructing identity: language and identity in the narration of the Franco-Flemish conflict (1297–1305) 91
  12. Chapter 6. Multilingualism and the challenge of frenchification in the early modern Dutch Republic 115
  13. Part III: The 18th and 19th centuries
  14. Chapter 7. Frenchification in discourse and practice: loan morphology in Dutch private letters of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries 143
  15. Chapter 8. The use of languages in Maastricht in the nineteenth century: the press and family archives 171
  16. Part IV: The 20th and 21st centuries
  17. Chapter 9. Language conflict in the educational realm: Eupen-Malmedy in the interbellum period (1920–1940) 207
  18. Chapter 10. Multilingual education and the politics of language in Luxembourg 233
  19. Chapter 11. In contact and/or in conflict? Ethno-cultural markers, language and schooling in post-war Brussels 255
  20. Epilogue
  21. Chapter 12. Conceptualising “language borders”, “language contact” and “language conflict” 277
  22. Index 297
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