The Sociolinguistic status quo on the Taimyr Peninsula1

• Published in: Études finno-ougriennes
• Main Author: Siegl, Florian
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: INALCO 2015
• Subjects: diversité linguistique; langues en danger; école linguistique; revitalisation; Taymyr; Samoyed; language diversity; school; Saint Petersburg; Krasnojarsk; Yenisei; Taimyr; Endangered Languages; Dudinka; Potapovo; Voločanka; Ust’-Avam; Levinskie Peski; Khantajskoe ozero; Dikson; Khatanga; Novaja; Ust’-Jenissej; Voroncovo; Tukhard; Noril’sk; Časovnja; Kur'ja; Karaul; Novo-Anan'insk; Yakut Republic; Anabar ulus; Nenets Autonomous Area; Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area; Komi Republic; Kola Peninsula; Arkhangelsk oblast; Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area; Evenki Municipality District; Buryat Republic; Sakhalin; China; Mongolia; Azerbaidjan; Samoyed languages; Dolgan; Yakut; Tundra Nenets; Evenki; Anabar; Ozero; Arkhangelsk; Enets; Evenks; khanty; khanty-mansi; khatanga; kola peninsula; mansi; nenets; Nganasan*; samoyèd*; samoyed*; Tajmyr; Tundra; Yamalo Nenets; Arkhangelsk Oblast; Mansi
• Online Access: http://efo.revues.org/2472

The following article presents a basic overview of the current sociolinguistic status quo on the Taimyr Peninsula. The picture presented in this article is to some degree impressionistic, as during the author’s stay on the Taimyr Peninsula (2006, 2008, 2011) documentation of morphosyntax and reconst...