Frontmatter -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- 2. FINNO-UGRIAN AND INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES. A Suggested Typology of Bilingualism Based on a Case Study of Language Contact between Finno-Ugrians and Indo-Europeans -- 3. NORTH GERMANIC, MEDIEVAL LATIN, AND CONTINENTAL GERMANIC. Some Contact-Linguistic Structures in Scandinavian languages -- 4. GERMAN, FRENCH, AND LATIN. WHAT ARE MIXED LANGUAGES? -- 5. LOW GERMAN AND HIGH GERMAN. LANGUAGE USE AND ATTITUDES AMONG TEENAGERS IN DIGLOSSIC NORTHERN GERMANY -- 6. DUTCH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN. ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF LANGUAGE CONTACT -- 7. ALPINO-ROMANCE-GERMAN-ITALIAN, FRENCH-OCCITAN, CATALAN-CAST. PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF CONTACT LINGUISTICS FROM A ROMANCE SCHOLAR'S POINT OF VIEW -- 8. FRISIAN-DANISH-GERMAN, ROMANSH-GERMAN, AND FRIULIAN-VENETO-ITALIAN. CURRENT ISSUES IN LANGUAGE CONTACT STUDIES -- 9. KINESICS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING. ON THE USE OF PANTOMIME AND THE TEACHING OF KINESICS TO FOREIGN WORKERS -- LIST OF ADDRESSES