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- Ethnic identity and the concern for maintaining the Sorbian language and Sorbisn culture among the students of Sorbian secondary schools2006 | Faculty of Arts
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- Ethnic identity and the concern for maintening the Sorbian language among the students of the Sorbian Grammar School in Bautzen/Budyšín, Germany2009 | Faculty of Arts
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- Ethnic identity and the concern for the Sorbian language and culture maintenance among Sorbian secondary school students2002 | Faculty of Arts
- Sorbs2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Levels of modern-era Sorbian ethnic identity2016 | Faculty of Arts
- German Parenthetic Glosses in the Upper Sorbian PressPublication without faculty affiliation
- Has Sorbian a chance to survive?2004 | Faculty of Arts
- Sorbian as an Ethno-Differentiating Feature and Phenomenon2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Upper and Lower Lusatia in the Bohemian Crown, in Saxony, in Central Europe in the pre-modern time: constitutional, cultural and religious context2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The limits of interpretability in discourse analysis (sample article from the Serbske Nowiny daily)2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Competition Between 'Who' and 'Which' in Slavic Light-Headed Relative ClausesPublication without faculty affiliation
- Status of Minority Languages in German Law - The Right to Topographical Indications and to the Use of Language in the Public Sphere Status of Minority Languages in German Law - The Right to Topographical Indications and to the Use of Language in the Public Sphere2015 | Faculty of Law