In:Languages in Contact: French, German and Romansh in twentieth-century Switzerland
Uriel Weinreich
[Not in series 166] 2011
► pp. v–xiv
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Published online: 23 November 2011
https://doi.org/10.1075/z.166.toc
https://doi.org/10.1075/z.166.toc
Table of contents
List of tables
List of figures
Introduction
Foreword to the original
Chapter 1. The bilingual individual
Chapter 2. Patterns of bilingual communities
Chapter 3. Linguistic problems of bilingualism
Chapter 4. Switzerland as a quadrilingual country
Chapter 5. Intralingual relations: Contact between standard language and dialect
Chapter 6. French-German bilingualism: General characteristics
Chapter 7. Case study: A static bilingual situation in the canton of Fribourg
Chapter 8. The linguistic effects of bilingualism in Fribourg
Chapter 9. German-Romansh bilingualism: General characteristics
Chapter 10. Case study: A dynamic bilingual situation in Central Grisons
Chapter 11. Reversing language shift: The Romansh language movement in Central Grisons
Chapter 12. The linguistic effects of bilingualism in Central Grisons
Chapter 13. German-Italian bilingualism
Chapter 14. Conclusions
Appendix A: Excerpts from interviews with bilingual children
Poll of Chur students concerning their language background
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