Goro Christoph Kimura. Gengo ni totte “jin-i-sei” towa nanika? (What Does “Artificiality” Mean to Language? Case Studies of Cornish and Sorbian as Exemplars of Language Construction and Language Ideology). Tokyo: Sangensha, 2005. xvii + 608 pp.

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Published online: 6 December 2007

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