Abstract
Alain Passes describes the relationships between identity, language and recent sociocultural developments within the Pa'ikwené communities. He argues that ‘language loss is not identity loss’ and that identity can be manifested in many different dimensions. He uses recent observations of recent social phenomena among Pa'ikwené to support his ideas.
 Short description by Michal Gilewski
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 The article is based on a paper presented at CIASE, department of social anthropology,
 Unwersity of St. Andrews, Scotland, 17 April, 2003.
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