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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgements
- Note on Transliteration and Translations
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Introduction Sociolinguistic Change and the Response of Literature -
Chapter I Newspeak, Counterspeak and Linguistic Memory -
Chapter 2 Challenging the Standard -
Chapter 3 Languages and Styles of Post-Soviet Russian Prose -
Chapter 4 The Literary Norm -
Chapter 5 Pisateli o iazyke Writers’ Reflections on Language -
Chapter 6 Abanamat Reactions to the Ban on Profanity in Art -
Chapter 7 Confronting Linguistic Legacies -
Chapter 8 Language, Time and Linguistic Dystopia -
Chapter 9 Language Ideologies and Society -
Conclusion Towards a Theory of Performative Metalanguage - References
- Index
(p.vii) Acknowledgements
(p.vii) Acknowledgements
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- Author(s):
Ingunn Lunde
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- Edinburgh University Press
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgements
- Note on Transliteration and Translations
-
Introduction Sociolinguistic Change and the Response of Literature -
Chapter I Newspeak, Counterspeak and Linguistic Memory -
Chapter 2 Challenging the Standard -
Chapter 3 Languages and Styles of Post-Soviet Russian Prose -
Chapter 4 The Literary Norm -
Chapter 5 Pisateli o iazyke Writers’ Reflections on Language -
Chapter 6 Abanamat Reactions to the Ban on Profanity in Art -
Chapter 7 Confronting Linguistic Legacies -
Chapter 8 Language, Time and Linguistic Dystopia -
Chapter 9 Language Ideologies and Society -
Conclusion Towards a Theory of Performative Metalanguage - References
- Index
