Language, Identity, and Power: The Sociolinguistic Dynamics of Estonian and Russian in Post-Soviet Estonia

This piece is a sociolinguistic analysis that combines historical and political context with language policy discussion. It focuses on the linguistic dynamics between the Estonian and Russian-speaking populations in Estonia, exploring the effects of Soviet occupation on language use, status, and revitalization efforts. The writing presents factual information, including census data, government policies, and language vitality, while also examining the social implications and tensions surrounding language policy.

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