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ID	1954997515
Author(s)	Engelking, Anna
Title	The myth of the Tower of Babel and its consequences. The indigenous grammars of the mixed world. A contribution to the anthropology of borderlands (based on research in Belarusian-Lithuanian borderlands)
Published	Český lid : etnologický časopis, Praha : Akad, 102, 2015, 1, 1-26
Language	eng
Soundex	T2700; B1150; C4684; I0624; G4766; M6482; W0752; C4627; A0627; B1727; B1820; R7874; B1578; L5266; B1727
Medium	article
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Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Articles - The Tower Of Babel Undone In A Soviet Pentecost: A Linguistic Myth Of The First Five-Year Plan / Collins, Daniel E.
	From the dialect map to the concept of borderland speech. Remarks on research carried out in Polish-German borderlands / Zielińska, Anna
	Social descent and the songs' repertoire on the Polish Lithuanian borderlands / Juzala-Deprati, Gustaw
	The Role of the Belarusian Diaspora in Preservation and Development of the Belarusian Diaspora Language (based on the Belarusian press published in Germany) / Barshcheuskaya, Nina
	On certain consequences of feature spread in phase-based syntax / Witkoś, Jacek
	Isaak Babel' v sovremennom mire = Isaac Babel in the Modern world / Lanin, B. A.
	Reviewing phases: On some concepts and consequences of phase-based minimalism / Witkoś, Jacek

Online Contents (OLC) Slavistics

The myth of the Tower of Babel and its consequences. The indigenous grammars of the mixed world. A contribution to the anthropology of borderlands (based on research in Belarusian-Lithuanian borderlands)