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The Transformation of Russian from a Language of the Soviet Type to a Language of the Western Type,age. Indeed, the advent of . and . in the second half of the 1980s and then the rapid disintegration of the Soviet system following the collapse of the . in August 1991 have led to significant changes which are principally reflected in the field of vocabulary and in certain socio-linguistic areas, n

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Sociolinguistic Transformations in Rapidly Changing Societies,alitarian regime and consequent decentralisation, democratisation and nationalism have had a significant impact on cultural and linguistic transformations. This chapter introduces some of the central aspects of sociolinguistic changes in Russian and Ukrainian, providing a comparative analysis of lin

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Below the Republican Level,s language as ‘a tool which can be perfected to fulfil certain functions’.. Therefore such aspects of communication as its relative efficiency and economy take a prominent place in the instrumental approach. By contrast, the socio-linguistic approach to language planning regards all languages as equ

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The Terminology of Modern Russian,f a number of national states, have brought to the forefront of the political scene in Russia the forces of Russian nationalism. These forces existed under various guises during the Soviet period, either as covert national-bolshevism or as an anti-Soviet opposition movement, which operated in the un

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Elements of Persuasion in the Language of Russian Television Advertising,etermination: image-sound-linguistic elements.. It has been observed that in television, despite an apparent dependence on the visual image, linguistic elements are more informative than in other media, where a large proportion of the items are used to provide the description of a situation.. If the

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