Language Shift Revisited. Linguistic Repertoires of Jews in Low German-Speaking Germany in the Early 20th Century: Insights from the LCAAJ Archive

Abstract

This paper analyzes the linguistic repertoires of Jews in the Low German-speaking

Okun Radio Online as an impetus for maintaining the dialects and cultural heritage of Okun-Yoruba people

“…• the freedom that indigenous language speakers now have to initiate and develop what Reershemius (2016: 3) calls "their own mediatised spaces where they can assume a far more active role than previously the case"; 1 2 3 4 7…”