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Expert commentary outlines analytical approaches to language conflict in historical societies, suggesting new theoretical directions to advance historical sociolinguistics.
Apart from situating the contributions to this special issue within the broader literature on language conflict, this commentary also outlines a number of tentative directions that may help bring the phenomenon of language conflict into sharper analytical focus and further develop historical sociolinguistics as a vibrant branch of sociolinguistics.
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