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Breton morphosyntax in two generations of speakers: evidence from word order and mutation

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Following a decline over the twentieth century, Breton has seen an increase in revival efforts, including Breton-medium education. This study investigates the effect of the language transmission gap on the morphosyntax of verbs. Fieldwork was undertaken with three distinct age groups: older native speakers (aged over 65), and two groups which make up a younger generation of speakers: children in Breton-medium education, and young adults who have been schooled in Breton. The question of wor...

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University of Oxford
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HUMS
Department:
Linguistics Philology and Phonetics Faculty
Oxford college:
Jesus College
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Publication date:
2013
Type of award:
DPhil
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Doctoral
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Oxford University, UK
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English
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2014-06-06

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