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The 97 pages that link to Language revitalization, each with the reason it gives.
Ukrainian languageNarrower topic: Education and public initiatives support wider Ukrainian use after periods of restriction.
Welsh languageNarrower topic: Welsh is a prominent example of revitalization through education, media, activism, and policy.
Manx languageNarrower topic: Manx revival combines teaching, public use, documentation, and family transmission.
Cornish languageNarrower topic: Cornish is a prominent example of revitalization after community transmission ended.
Frisian languagesNarrower topic: Revitalization offers approaches relevant to sustaining Frisian across generations.
Language policy in South AfricaNarrower topic: Language development commitments connect South African policy to broader efforts to sustain languages.
Irish language revivalNarrower topic: Irish revival is a prominent case within the broader practice of language revitalization.
Karelian languageNarrower topic: Karelian education and community initiatives are part of broader revitalization work.
InuktitutNarrower topic: Community programs and policy respond to pressures on intergenerational Inuktitut transmission.
Oto-Manguean languagesNarrower topic: Many Oto-Manguean communities work to strengthen intergenerational language transmission.
Frédéric MistralNarrower topic: Mistral’s poetry, dictionary, and institutions exemplify cultural work undertaken for a threatened language.
Bashkir languageNarrower topic: These approaches address the pressures affecting Bashkir's intergenerational transmission and everyday use.
Eliezer Ben-YehudaNarrower topic: His work became a widely cited case of expanding a language into everyday speech.
Algic languagesNarrower topic: Several Algic communities use teaching, documentation, and immersion to support language continuity.
AragoneseNarrower topic: Aragonese initiatives form part of a wider movement to sustain threatened languages.
Eskaleut languagesNarrower topic: Communities across the family pursue teaching and revitalization in changing social conditions.
Janus DjurhuusNarrower topic: Faroese literary growth was part of a broader effort to strengthen the language.