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Historiographia Linguistica
Vol. 20:2/3 (1993) ► pp. 483–486

Istorija lingvističeskix učenij: Pozdnee srednevekovje [History of the linguistic sciences: The late Middle Ages]. Ed. by A[gnija] V. Desnickaja

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Select bibliography of western scholarship

Select bibliography of western scholarship

Birnbaum, Henrik
1983 “Mikrokul’tury Drevnej Rusi i ix meždunarodnye svjazi [Microcultures of Old Rus’ and their international connections]”. American Contributions to the Ninth International Congress of Slavists (Kiev, 1983), vol.II, ed. by Paul Debreczeny, 19–64. Columbus, Ohio: Slavica Publishers.Google Scholar
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Jagic, Vatroslav
1913 Entstehungsgeschichte der kirchenslavischen Sprache. Berlin:Google Scholar
Nedelkovic, Olga
1988 “Jazykovyje urovni i xarakternye čerty diglossii v srednevekovyx tekstax pravoslavnyx slavjan [Language levels and specific features of diglossia in medieval texts of the orthodox Slavs]”. American Contributions to the Tenth Congress of Slavists [see Birnbaum 1988], 265–300.Google Scholar
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eds 1984 Aspects of the Slavic Language Question, vol.I: Church Slavonic – South Slavic – West Slavic; vol.II: East Slavic. Columbus, Ohio: Slavica Publishers.Google Scholar
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eds 1985 The Formation of the Slavonic Literary Languages: Proceedings of a Conference held in Memory of Robert Auty and Anne Penington at Oxford 6–11 July 1981. (= UCLA Slavic Studies, vol.11). Columbus, Ohio: Slavica Publishers.Google Scholar
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1978 “On ‘Diglossia’ in Medieval Russian”. Die Welt der Slawen 23.371–393.Google Scholar
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