The Global Importance of Midwestern Heritage Languages
Putnam, Michael T.; Salmons, Joseph C.
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Title
The Global Importance of Midwestern Heritage Languages
Author(s)
Putnam, Michael T.
Salmons, Joseph C.
Issue Date
2016
Keyword(s)
Humanities Without Walls
German language
Languages
Immigration
Midwest
Geographic Coverage
Midwest
Abstract
Immigration is a major global issue that continues to define the history and culture of the American Midwest. Learning a new language and preserving the old are central concerns for all immigrant communities. The project will focus on the dynamics of language acquisition, retention and loss among German-American communities in the Midwest. Our scholarly understanding of this process is changing rapidly thanks to recent studies on German spoken in the Midwest.
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