Pluricentric Languages: Differing Norms in Different Nations

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Michael Clyne
Walter de Gruyter, 24. svi 2012. - Broj stranica: 487

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Pluricentric Languages Introduction
1
Portuguese as a pluricentric language
11
Spanish as a pluricentric language
45
Is Dutch a pluricentric language?
71
Multiple centres of language development the case of Tamil
93
Swedish as a pluricentric language
101
German as a pluricentric language
117
French as a pluricentric language
149
Chinese as a pluricentric language
305
Armenian as a pluricentric language
325
SerboCroatian as a pluricentric language
347
HindiUrdu as a pluricentric language
381
Malay as a pluricentric language
401
Pacific Pidgin Englishes
421
Macedonian as an Ausbau language
437
Epilogue
455

English as a pluricentric language
179
Korean as a pluricentric language
239
Is Arabic a pluricentric language?
261

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