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Baranova, Vlada; Сергеевна, Федорова Капитолина

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“…Nevertheless, it is changing, adapting to new realities. Studies by Külmoja (2002Külmoja ( , 2016, Mustajoki and Protassova (2004), Mustajoki et al (2010), Majorov (2013, Ryazanova-Clarke (2014), Yelenevskaya and Ovchinnikova (2015), Yelenevskaya and Protassova (2015), Baranova and Fedorova (2017), Muth (2017), Fedorova and Baranova (2018) and Mustajoki et al (2019) demonstrate how the Russian language varies inside and outside Russia.…”

Section: Stable or Variable Russian? Standardisation Versus Pluricent...mentioning

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Politics of the Russian Language Beyond Russia

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2021

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University of EdinburghThis series of academic monographs and edited volumes consists of important scholarly accounts of interrelationships between Russian language and society, and aims to foster an opinion-shaping 'linguistic turn' in the international scholarly debate within Russian Studies, and to develop new sociolinguistic and linguo-cultural perspectives on Russian. The series embraces a broad scope of approaches including those advanced in sociolinguistics, rhetoric, critical linguistics, (critical) discourse analysis, linguistic anthropology, politics of language, language policy and related and interdisciplinary areas.Edinburgh University Press is one of the leading university presses in the UK. We publish academic books and journals in our selected subject areas across the humanities and social sciences, combining cutting-edge scholarship with high editorial and production values to produce academic works of lasting importance. For more information visit our website: edinburghuniversitypress.com

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Section: Stable or Variable Russian? Standardisation Versus Pluricent...mentioning

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Politics of the Russian Language Beyond Russia

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2021

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