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How Planning their National Language Cured the Illyrian Movement of Xenolingohassen

In the ideology of the Illyrian movement, the exclusive use of the national literary language was considered desirable patriotic behavior. The use of German, which in the first half of the 19th century dominated all domains of public life in northwestern Croatia, was considered anti-national and was heavily criticized. However, the analysis of published and unpublished texts of members of the Illyrian movement shows not only that in some domains they themselves used German throughout their lives, but also that they used German as an instrument to promote the national language.

Illyrian movement ; multilingualism ; Croatian language ; language ideology ; equivalent explanatory lexical units

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