Rural and urban multilingualism: a South Indian case

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. Introduction
4. Spanish, Portuguese, and Fronteiriço: languages in contact in northern Uruguay
5. Rural and urban multilingualism: a South Indian case
6. Multilingualism in Mauritius
7. Rural and urban groups in Barbados and Guyana: language attitudes and behaviors
8. Domains of language usage and mother-tongue shift in Nairobi
9. Patterns of language acquisition and use in Kenya: rural-urban differences
10. Language use in Kenya: an urban-rural comparison of the Luyia
11. Rural and urban multilingualism in Zambia: some trends
12. Rural versus urban multilingualism in Tanzania: an outline