John C. Maher explains why societies around the world have become more multilingual, despite the disappearance of hundreds of languages. He examines the concept of language as national or cultural identities and discusses why nations cluster and survive around specific languages, even when certain territories seek autonomy or ethnogenesis.
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- Oxford University Press
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