Plurilinguismo urbano in Istria. Qualche nota sul paesaggio linguistico di Pula/Pola

The part of the Istrian peninsula belonging to Republic Croatia is an officially Croatian-Italian bilingual county, where bilingualism realized both de jure and facto. Apart from Croatian Italian, other Romance Slavic varieties are spoken linguistic situation has therefore been described as that a double diglossia or imperfect polyglossia (Milani Kruljac 1990). Research on landscape in territories, such Region, can be particularly useful study relationship language power prestige, implementation policies degree openness different languages cultures (see Backhaus, 2007). In this paper, we will give brief state art (LL) Croatia, especially city Pula/Pola some new data LL city. Following Ben-Rafael et al. (2006)’s definition top-down bottom-up signs were considered order document variety repertoire. All coded by adopting analytical coding categories suggested Backhaus (2007). results shed light multilingualism