Рецепция статуса украинского языка в российском языкознании: миф и реальность

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2020-10-17Author
Anatoljevna Kosmeda, Tatjana
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University of Maribor, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
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The research of some of the modern Russian linguists (e.g. A. Kachmantova, N. Nikolina) promotes the idea of the non-existence of Ukrainian as one of the languages belonging to the group of East Slavic languages. These scholars believe that the group of East Slavic languages is composed of only the Russian language and its four variants: Greater Russian (main dialects: northern Russian, southern Russian and western Russian), Belarusian (main dialects: north-eastern, southwestern, Polessky), Red Russian (main dialects: Galician, Carpathian, Bukovyna), as well as the so-called Smaller Russian variant with its three main dialects – the Middle Dnieper, Slobozhany and Steppe. This suggestion implies that the Ukrainian language, similar to Belarusian, does not hold the status of an independent language, which is not true.Raziskave nekaterih sodobnih ruskih jezikoslovcev (npr. A. Kachmantova, N. Nikolina) spodbujajo idejo o neobstoju ukrajinščine kot enega od jezikov, ki spada v skupino vzhodnoslovanskih jezikov. Ti raziskovalci menijo, da je skupina vzhodnoslovanskih jezikov sestavljena le iz ruskega jezika in njegovih štirih različic: velikoruske (glavna narečja: severnorusko, južnorusko in zahodnorusko), beloruske (glavna narečja: severovzhodno, jugozahodno, polesko), rdečeruske (glavna narečja: galicijsko, karpatsko, bukovinsko) in t. i. maloruske variante s svojimi tremi glavnimi narečji: srednjedneprsko, slobožansko in stepsko. Ta ideja predpostavlja, da ukrajinski jezik, podoben beloruskemu, nima statusa neodvisnega jezika, kar pa ne drži.
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Anatoljevna Kosmeda T. (2020). Рецепция статуса украинского языка в российском языкознании: миф и реальность. Slavia Centralis, 13(1), 126–135. Retrieved from https://journals.um.si/index.php/slaviacentralis/article/view/714
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