Frontmatter -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Competition for the Land in Early Raetia -- 3. Four Language Groups in Raetia - Romansh, Walserdeutsch, Bündnerdeutsch and Italian -- 4. The Evolution of the Romansh Language and Ethnicity in the Period of the Reformation -- 5. Shifts in Comparative Prestige of Languages and Cultures in a Period of Modest Social Change -- 6. The French Revolution in Switzerland: The Death of the Three Leagues and Incorporation of Canton Graubünden in Switzerland - A New Context for Bündner Language Communities -- 7. Language and the Schools: Educational Changes and Ethnicity -- 8. The Beginning of the Romansh Revivalist Movement -- 9. Ethnicity in a Multi-ethnic Society Experiencing Economic Transformation -- 10. The Maturing of the Romansh Movement for Survival -- 11. Linguistic Aspects of the Cultural Revival Among the 246 Romansh -- 12. Contemporary Romansh Literature and the Cultural 289 Movement -- 13. The Church and Romansh Culture -- 14. Contemporary Issues in Bündner Education -- 15. The Media of Communication -- 16. The Symbolic Nature of the Environment: the Face of Our 376 Towns -- 17. Internal Cooperation and Conflict Within the Romansh Movement -- 18. Conclusion -- References