Welsh in the Twenty-First Century
Distributed for University of Wales Press
In this volume, Delyth Morris surveys the use of the Welsh language in Wales today. Morris considers topics such as the spread of Welsh to the Internet, the use of the language by young people, bilingual education, emigration and its effect on the language, attitudes of immigrants towards the language, and language planning institutions and legislation. Welsh in the Twenty-First Century will be of interest both to academic audiences and the Welsh language community as a whole.
Padraig Ó Riagáin
Introduction
Delyth Morris
Language, Meaning and the Knowledge Economy
Glyn Williams
From Act to Action in Wales
Colin H. Williams
Increasing Bilingualism in Bilingual Education
Colin Baker
Young People and their Use of the Welsh Language
Delyth Morris
Children's Acquisition of Welsh in a Bilingual Setting: A Psycholinguistic Perspective
Enlli Môn Thomas and Robert Mayr
Welsh Speakers: Age Profile and Out-Migration
Hywel M. Jones
Attitudes to Language and Bilingualism among English In-Migrants to North Wales
Howard Davis, Graham Day and Angela Drakakis-Smith
Index
Language and Linguistics: General Language and Linguistics
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