The Slovenian Language and Slovenian National, Regional and Local Identities
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Данила Зульян Зульян Кумар
Институт словенского языка Франа Рамовша, Научно-исследовательский центр Словенской академии наук и искусств (Любляна)
Published 2015-02-04
https://doi.org/10.15388/SlavViln.2014.59.4908
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Keywords

national
regional and local identity
Slovenian language
history of the Slovenian literary language
dialects

How to Cite

Кумар, Д.З.З. (2015) “The Slovenian Language and Slovenian National, Regional and Local Identities”, Slavistica Vilnensis, 59, pp. 105–116. doi:10.15388/SlavViln.2014.59.4908.

Abstract

Language constitutes an important part of identity; therefore, a definite relationship can be established between the stages of development of the national language and forms of identity. The formation and development of the Slovenian national language, starting in the late seventeenth century, during the period of National Awakening, and of Slovenian national identity can be divided into six stages or periods, all of which saw the social functions of the Slovenian language change. In the 1990’s, emphasis on Slovenian national identity reached its peak, at the same time that the effects of globalization became noticeable in Slovenia, increasing the attention of the Slovenians to their regional and local particularities and the diversity of their local dialects. The article focuses on the different forms of national, local and regional identities that have emerged during this period in Slovenia.

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