Ethnic Self-Categorization of the Russian-Speaking Population in Latvia
The paper discusses the peculiarities of self-categorisation of Russian-speaking population as an ethnic minority in Latvia. The author considers categorisation as a cognitive process for classification of objects and phenomena into separate groups (categories). The article shows the institutional f...
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| Language: | English |
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2023
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