Eastern European perspectives on Celtic studies - Hornsby, Michael, 1965-; Rosiak, Karonlina (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018)
Chapt. 1. Medieval Welsh and Norman French in contact: The syntactic development of the Welsh abnormal sentence / Maggie Bonsey -- Chapt. 2. Irish loanwords in the Southwest British Celtic Languages / Bernhard Bauer -- Chapt. 3. Young people's language activism in Brittany: the case of Diwan Immersion high school pupils and graduates / Nicole Dolowy-Rybińska -- Chapt. 4. Rhetoric or reality? Is Welsh really a living language and a language for living? language use of new Welsh speakers in Cwm Rhymni, South Wales / Rhian Hodges -- Chapt. 5. The capital of music; the land of song: choral singing, social capital and wellbeing in Wales / Gwawr Ifan -- Chapt. 6. Celtoscepticism and the future of Celtic Studies / John Collis -- Chapt. 7. Follow me up to Warsaw: a contirbution to the history of the O'Byrnes in Poland / Katarzyna Gmerek -- Chapt. 8. Iessu Nerth: a text from Peniarth 50 on prophetic healing and the reading of Welsh history / Brent Miles -- Chapt. 9. Adomnán's Vita Sancti Columbae: manuscripts and textuality / Duncan Sneddon.
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Keywords: Celtic languages -- Study and teaching -- Europe, Eastern; Celtic literature -- History and criticism; Libros electrónicos.