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El. knyga: Past, Present and Future of a Language Border: Germanic-Romance Encounters in the Low Countries

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This first volume in the series Language and Social Life is also the first monograph in English on the subject of language contact and conflict in Europe’s Low Countries, in this case treating the intersection of Germanic and Romance cultures and languages--French-Dutch and French-German crossing through present-day France, Belgium, and Luxembourg. The book tracks the sociolinguistic aspects of contacts from the thirteenth century to the present--examining every-day communication situations and the areas of literature, diplomacy and science. Twelve chapters are divided into four parts: theoretical and historical overview; the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period; the 18th and 19th centuries; the 20th and 21st centuries. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
Preface vii
Author information viii
Catharina Peersman
Gijsbert Rutten
Rik Vosters
Chapter 1 Romance--Germanic encounters along the language border: past, present and future
1(18)
Part I Theoretical and historical overview
Chapter 2 The dimensions of language conflict: an exploration
19(20)
Jeroen Darquennes
Chapter 3 Trilingual tug-o'-war: language border fluctuations in the Low Countries
39(22)
Roland Willemyns
Chapter 4 Standard language ideology and the history of Romance-Germanic encounters
61(30)
Ulrike Vogl
Part II The Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period
Chapter 5 Constructing identity: language and identity in the narration of the Franco-Flemish conflict (1297--1305)
91(24)
Catharina Peersman
Chapter 6 Multilingualism and the challenge of frenchification in the early modern Dutch Republic
115(28)
Willem Frijhoff
Part III The 18th and 19th centuries
Chapter 7 Frenchification in discourse and practice: loan morphology in Dutch private letters of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
143(28)
Gijsbert Rutten
Rik Vosters
Marijke van der Wal
Chapter 8 The use of languages in Maastricht in the nineteenth century: the press and family archives
171(36)
M. C. A. Kessels-van der Heijde
Part IV The 20th and 21st centuries
Chapter 9 Language conflict in the educational realm: Eupen-Malmedy in the interbellum period (1920--1940)
207(26)
Magali Boemer
Jeroen Darquennes
Chapter 10 Multilingual education and the politics of language in Luxembourg
233(22)
Kristine Horner
Jean-Jacques Weber
Chapter 11 In contact and/or in conflict? Ethno-cultural markers, language and schooling in post-war Brussels
255(22)
Rudi Janssens
Joost Vaesen
Epilogue
Chapter 12 Conceptualising "language borders", "language contact" and "language conflict"
277(20)
Richard J. Watts
Index 297
Catharina Peersman, University of Sheffield, UK; Gijsbert Rutten, Universiteit Leiden, Netherlands; Rik Vosters, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium.