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Sandra Kipp
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August 16, 2006
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This issue grew out of a workshop hosted at the University of Melbourne in May 2003 for international visitors Peter Nelde (Catholic University, Brussels) and Sally Boyd (Göteborg University, Sweden) around the topic of community language practice in Australia. Some twelve papers were presented by local researchers, and there was much lively and fruitful interaction between the presenters and the visitors.
Published Online: 2006-08-16
Published in Print: 2006-07-01
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- Preface
- Introduction
- Australia's community languages
- Intergenerational language transmission in an established Australian migrant community: what makes the difference?
- Parent and child perspectives on Greek language education in Australia
- A language community from a historical perspective: homogeneity and variation
- Linguistic practices and language attitudes of second-generation Italo-Australians
- “It's something that's just faded away”: how a Melbourne family of Swiss-German background makes sense of language shift
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- Language and Orthodox churches in Australia
- The Southern Saami Language in Svahken Sijte
