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Language on the Move
Romani Grassroots Language Learning
Linguistics and Sociology podcast with Santiago Betancor Falcón
Language on the Move, Hosted by Emily Pacheco
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Santiago Betancor Falcón discusses autonomous language learning among Roma autodidacts in Spain. The episode connects individual learning practices with the emergence of a Romani revitalisation movement, examining how speakers of minoritised languages use self-directed education as political activism and a means of strengthening collective linguistic life.
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Santiago Betancor Falcónautonomous language learningRoma autodidactsRomani revitalisationminoritised languagesself-directed educationpolitical activismlinguistic life
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