|Graying|the increase in age that is often called graying|Ageing

Film movement

Literary movement

English language in Israel

New Caledonia independence movement alt. New Caledonia independence movement, New Caledonia nationalism

Kashmiri nationalism

South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup bid 2010 FIFA World Cup bids Morocco 2010 FIFA World Cup bid

Literary canon

Languages of Haiti

Romani nationalism

Rapa nui nationalism

Zoroastrianism in Kurdistan or Zoroastrianism in Iraqi Kurdistan or Zoroastrianism in Iraq

Yasna or Yasna organization: Zoroastrian organization in Iraqi Kurdistan organization

The finger (Jewish folklore) Corpse bride (folklore)


Dudas que tengo sobre temas que no sé si son suficientemente notables para tener sus propios artículos:

  • Film movement
  • Grey hair, white hair, greying of hair
  • Different types of orgasms, especially given that there is an uterine orgasm article but not clitoral orgasm or vaginal orgasm article


project to propose somewhere:

  • redirects with possibilities

Categories of linguistic controversies:

Colonial struggles, little guy trying to make it:

Language official status (recognition) controversies:

Language classification/identity(?) controversies


"old language or new language" controversies:

disagreements regarding writing system:

potentially offensive terms:

general pedantry (?)

debated linguistic theories, not related to a specific language:

oxymorons:

Language repression, colonialism:

unindexed national conflicts stuff:

unindexed:


Hebrew classification (?) controversy. Wherever Modern Hebrew is the same language as ancient Hebrew, a revival, a modernization, "Yiddish with Hebrew words", or something else altogether (a mix of many Jewish languages)

  • Hebrew language revival as blasphemous
  • 'Should Hebrew or Yiddish be the Jewish language' debates
  • Discrimination against Yiddish in Israel. Anti-Yiddish movement (?)
  • Opposition to Modern Hebrew within the Jewish community
  • Yiddish language in Israel
  • Theories/Disagreements/Controversies on the classification of Modern Hebrew

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