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The Endangered Arbresh Language and the Importance of Standardised Writing for its Survival: The Case of Piana degli Albanesi

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The Endangered Arbresh Language and the Importance of Standardised Writing for its Survival: The Case of Piana degli Albanesi
Author(s)Derhemi, Eda
AbstractThis study covers two main topics: a presentation of the condition of the endangered Arbresh language and analysis of those features of attrition that demonstrate the importance of writing and codification of a language; and an examination of the implementation of recent linguistic policies in Piana degli Albanesi, Sicily, in interaction with the complex environment of a bilingual and diglossic minority whose language is undergoing attrition. The research concludes that the revitalisation of Arbresh in its current condition requires standardisation of the written language and the inclusion of this language in Piana schools.
IssueNo2
Pages248-269
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceInternational Journal on Multicultural Societies
VolumeNo4
PubDate 2002
ISBN_ISSN1564-4901

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