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The 26 pages that link to Catalan language, each with the reason it gives.

• Catalan nationalismRelated: Language policy and public use make it a visible focus of national identity and political debate.

• SpainRelated: Its co-official status in Catalonia and other territories reflects Spain’s linguistic diversity.

• Catalan independence movementRelated: Language policy and cultural identity remain central to the movement’s account of Catalonia as a nation.

• Nueva Planta decreesRelated: Restrictions on its official use became one enduring consequence of the new administration.

• CataloniaRelated: It is Catalonia’s principal language alongside Spanish and a core marker of regional identity.

• House of BarcelonaRelated: The dynasty's political expansion helped carry Catalan into new territories.

• AndorraRelated: Catalan is Andorra’s official language and a marker of its cultural ties to Catalonia.

• Duchy of AthensRelated: Catalan became a language of administration and law under the Company's rule.

• Sardinian languageRelated: Catalan rule left a clear historical layer in Sardinian vocabulary and place names.

• Censorship in Francoist SpainRelated: Restrictions on public use and publication of Catalan made language a central site of cultural censorship.

• University of BarcelonaRelated: Language policy at the university has reflected wider struggles over Catalan’s public and academic status.

• Balearic IslandsRelated: Catalan is co-official with Spanish and has several island varieties.

• MenorcaRelated: Menorquí, the island’s local variety, belongs to the Catalan language.

• History of CataloniaRelated: Its public status has shifted with the region’s changing regimes and institutions.

• PerpignanRelated: Catalan remains part of Perpignan’s local heritage alongside French.

• Àngel GuimeràRelated: Guimerà’s plays helped establish Catalan as a language of modern theatre.

• Anti-Catalan sentimentRelated: Restrictions on Catalan use are among the clearest ways anti-Catalan sentiment affects daily life.

• AragoneseRelated: Catalan developed alongside Aragonese in the eastern Iberian region.

• Cinema of SpainRelated: Catalan-language filmmaking gives regional identities a distinct place on screen.

• Francesc EiximenisRelated: He helped establish Catalan prose as a vehicle for theology and civic instruction.

• Nova CançóRelated: Performing in Catalan directly challenged restrictions on the language’s public use.

• Palma de MallorcaRelated: Catalan is an official language in Palma alongside Spanish.

• SpaniardsRelated: Catalan is one of the languages that express regional identities within Spain.