This article assesses the identity politics of language in post-conflict Northern Ireland, where language debates at a political level have been encased in questions of identity. However, despite the continued existence of ethnocentric narratives around language, opportunities have emerged for individuals to cross linguistic barriers and challenge the perspective that certain languages ‘belong’ to certain communities.

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冲突后社会的语言认同

本文评估了冲突后北爱尔兰语言的身份政治，那里的政治层面的语言辩论已包含在身份问题中。然而，尽管围绕语言的民族中心主义叙事继续存在，但个人有机会跨越语言障碍并挑战某些语言“属于”某些社区的观点。