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The Quest for Recognition: Contested Languages,hin the ‘language club’. Chapter 2 explored the ‘invention’ of national languages during the construction of nation state and the demotion of others to the status of dialect. This chapter focuses on forms of communication whose linguistic status is or has been disputed in the recent past. In many of

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Nomads, Language and Land,c rather than sedentary lifestyles over the centuries and regarded state territorial boundaries as irrelevant. Such groups ‘could teach us how meaningless frontiers are: careless of boundaries, Romanies and Sinti are at home all over Europe. They are what we claim to be: born Europeans’ (Grass 1992: