J. Joseph Livres

Le convenu impose sa perception du monde et restreint l'agir humain au "comme il convient" d'une société de progrès. En pendant, le savoir chrétien propose une lecture de l'entour offrant à qui le comprend, une quiétude d'âme par delà les bruits marchands. Et tous deux se comportent en Langage façonnant notre rapport au monde. Qu'est-ce qu'un Langage ici? Une logique apprise écrivant nos vérités, nos pensées, nos jugements, nos attitudes, nos relations à autrui et à l'entour. Et le saisir, c'est saisir ce qui fait notre condition.

Focusing on the intersection of language and identity, this textbook provides a comprehensive overview of how language choice influences national, ethnic, and religious identities across diverse global contexts. By analyzing specific case studies, it establishes general principles that elucidate the connections between language and identity. This resource is particularly valuable for students and researchers in various fields who seek a consolidated reference on sociolinguistics and its implications for understanding identity.

Focusing on the historical tensions in Cyprus since the 1950s, the book delves into the conflict arising from competing interests of local communities and NATO allies, including Greece, Turkey, and Britain. It explores the geopolitical implications for major powers like the USA and Russia, as well as the roles of international organizations such as the UN, NATO, and the EU. Through this lens, the work offers insights into the intricate dynamics of ethnopolitics and international relations surrounding the Cyprus issue.