Table of contents for Language in Jewish society : towards a new understanding / John Myhill.


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1. Introduction
- Language and Jewish Identity
- Jewish Language and Identity in Comparative and Historic Perspective
- Language and Jewish Identity in Modern Times
- Conclusion
2. Hebrew
- Hebrew as Language of Ancient Israel
- The Death of Hebrew as a Spoken Language
- Hebrew as a Sacred language
- Diaspora Hebrew and the Modern European Ideology of Language0and-Identity
- The Revival of Hebrew
- Diaspora Hebrew Today
- Conclusion
3. Other Jewish languages
- Aramaic
- Judeo-Arabic
- Judeo-Spanish
- Yiddish
- Are "Jewish languages" a Unique Phenomena?
- Why are there no new "Jewish Languages?
- Flowering and Death
- Catastrophe and Emotional Attachment
- Prestige of Languages
- Is Yiddish Qualitatively Different from Other Diaspora languages?
- Conclusion
4. Themes in Jewish sociolinguistics
- Conflict with everyday-language-and-identity Groups
- Sociolinguistics in Israel Today
- Language, Identity and Nation
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Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Jews Languages, Sociolinguistics, Jews Identity, Hebrew language History