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Valentina Kozhemyakina

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ID9016987
NAMEValentina Kozhemyakina
GIVEN NAMESValentina
FAMILY NAMEKozhemyakina
SIGNATUREKOZHEMYAKINA V
AFFILIATIONSInstitute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences
ORCID0000-0003-0588-985X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Sociolinguistic Characterization of Métis People in Canada

    Open Access•Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Nauchnyi Dialog•2024

    This article presents a sociolinguistic characterization of the indigenous Métis people in Canada. Drawing on existing scholarly works and research, the study aims to describe the status of the Métis people, recently recognized as an indigenous nation of the country, and their language. It delves into the historical formation of the Métis nation and its current state, providing a demolinguistic profile of the Métis population today. Statistical d…

  • Peculiarities of Linguistic Situation of Multinational Guiana

    Open Access•Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Nauchnyi Dialog•2023

    The analysis of the sociolinguistic situation in Guiana, an overseas department and a region of France is presented in the article. The history of the settlement of this territory by speakers of different languages is considered. An overview of the demolinguistic situation in the region is presented, statistical data of the latest population censuses are given. A review and analysis of the results of anthropological, linguistic and sociolinguisti…

  • Indigenous Languages of the North, Siberia and the Far East

    Open Access•V A Kozhemyakina, Valentina Kozhemyakina et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik Volgogradskogo…•2022

    The study was carried out with the focus on the current issues of sociolinguistics related to the search for ways to preserve the languages of small peoples. The article systematizes data on the state of the languages of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation living in the North, Siberia and the Far East, presented in modern publications of historians and linguists, and the documents that reflect the results of the 2010 population censu…

  • Language Situation and Language Policy in the Canadian Province of Quebec

    Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Udmurt University…•2020

    The article analyzes the language situation and language policy in the Canadian province of Quebec. The Federal and provincial laws on the language adopted in the second half of the XX century are analyzed and the situation in which the French language was in the province of Quebec is indicated. The sixties of the last century in Quebec is called the "quiet revolution", it was a period of profound social and political changes. The quiet revolutio…

  • Language Situation and Language Policy in the Canadian Province of New Brunswick

    Open Access•Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Nauchnyi Dialog•2020

    The analysis of sociolinguistic situation in the Canadian province of New Brunswick is offered in the article. The history of the settlement of this territory by representatives of different linguistic cultures — the French and the British — is considered. An overview of the demo linguistic situation in the province is given. The statistical data of the latest population censuses are presented. Particular attention is paid to the use of the minor…

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  • Language Situation and Language Policy in the Canadian Province of Quebec

    Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Udmurt University…•2020

    The article analyzes the language situation and language policy in the Canadian province of Quebec. The Federal and provincial laws on the language adopted in the second half of the XX century are analyzed and the situation in which the French language was in the province of Quebec is indicated. The sixties of the last century in Quebec is called the "quiet revolution", it was a period of profound social and political changes. The quiet revolutio…

  • Language Situation and Language Policy in the Canadian Province of New Brunswick

    Open Access•Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Nauchnyi Dialog•2020

    The analysis of sociolinguistic situation in the Canadian province of New Brunswick is offered in the article. The history of the settlement of this territory by representatives of different linguistic cultures — the French and the British — is considered. An overview of the demo linguistic situation in the province is given. The statistical data of the latest population censuses are presented. Particular attention is paid to the use of the minor…

  • Indigenous Languages of the North, Siberia and the Far East

    Open Access•V A Kozhemyakina, Valentina Kozhemyakina et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik Volgogradskogo…•2022

    The study was carried out with the focus on the current issues of sociolinguistics related to the search for ways to preserve the languages of small peoples. The article systematizes data on the state of the languages of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation living in the North, Siberia and the Far East, presented in modern publications of historians and linguists, and the documents that reflect the results of the 2010 population censu…

  • Peculiarities of Linguistic Situation of Multinational Guiana

    Open Access•Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Nauchnyi Dialog•2023

    The analysis of the sociolinguistic situation in Guiana, an overseas department and a region of France is presented in the article. The history of the settlement of this territory by speakers of different languages is considered. An overview of the demolinguistic situation in the region is presented, statistical data of the latest population censuses are given. A review and analysis of the results of anthropological, linguistic and sociolinguisti…

  • Sociolinguistic Characterization of Métis People in Canada

    Open Access•Valentina Kozhemyakina, V A Kozhemyakina•ARTICLE•Nauchnyi Dialog•2024

    This article presents a sociolinguistic characterization of the indigenous Métis people in Canada. Drawing on existing scholarly works and research, the study aims to describe the status of the Métis people, recently recognized as an indigenous nation of the country, and their language. It delves into the historical formation of the Métis nation and its current state, providing a demolinguistic profile of the Métis population today. Statistical d…

Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Canadian Identity and History (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Demography (2 works)

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