Linguistic activism occupying the Internet: Andalûh and AndaluGeeks
Abstract
Writing in Andalusian is currently enjoying the greatest presence and social impact ever in the history of the Andalusian language. The article presents the experience of AndaluGeeks, a non-governmental organization that has spent three years developing internet applications to accelerate the learning, dissemination, and conservation of written Andalusian. This groups activism illustrates how social movements can appropriate technology and the Internet to fight against social and cultural minorization.
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