اجتماعی سازی زبان ییدیش در جوامع: دین و مذهب، ایدئولوژی، و تنوع

This review article analyzes key themes and trends in recent research on Yiddish language socialization. It considers the use of Yiddish within a multilingual repertoire across communities, highlighting the positive contributions of ethnographic literature in particular. Specifically, it demonstrates how degree of religious affiliation and language contact in diverse communities can play a role in Yiddish language use. The article also examines the central role of language ideologies and language learning motivations among those who learn, learn about, and/or use Yiddish. The discussion illuminates individuals' and groups' cross-cutting identities, hybrid forms of language, and creativity in language use across contexts.