The politics of language and nationalism in modern Central Europe, by Tomasz Kamusella

Articles in the same Issue

1. Preface: commemorating the 200th issue of IJSL
2. Introduction: aging and language
3. Age and speaker skills in receding languages: how far do community evaluations and linguists' evaluations agree?
4. Gaelic on the Isle of Skye: older speakers' identity in a language-shift situation
5. Language choice and code switching of the elderly and the youth
6. Intergenerational phonological change in the Famagusta dialect of Turkish Cypriots
7. First language attrition and reversion among older migrants
8. Managing unavoidable conflicts in caretaking of the elderly: humor as a mitigating resource
9. Beyond stereotypes of old age: the discourse of elderly Japanese women
10. The multifaceted category of “generation”: elderly French men and women talking about May '68
11. Positioning age: focus group discussions about older people in TV advertising
12. Age categories as an argumentative resource in conflict talk: evidence from a Greek television reality show
13. The politics of language and nationalism in modern Central Europe, by Tomasz Kamusella