The extreme case of Denmark: far-reaching standardisation and disapperance of all traditional dialects. Why does it happen?

Tore Kristiansen

The extreme case of Denmark: far-reaching standardisation and disapperance of all traditional dialects. Why does it happen?

Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics

Original language	English
Title of host publication	European Science Foundation Network on 'Social dialectology. The convergence and divergence of dialects in a changing Europe'.
Publisher	European Science Foundation Network
Publication date	1997
Pages	upagineret 18
Publication status	Published - 1997

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The extreme case of Denmark: far-reaching standardisation and disapperance of all traditional dialects. Why does it happen? / Kristiansen, Tore.

European Science Foundation Network on 'Social dialectology. The convergence and divergence of dialects in a changing Europe'.. European Science Foundation Network, 1997. p. upagineret 18.

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