Russian Language Studies in North America (eBook, PDF)

New Perspectives from Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
Redaktion: Makarova, Veronika

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Produktbeschreibung

'Russian Language Studies in North America: New Perspectives from Theoretical and Applied Linguistics' offers a unique collection of research papers representing current directions in Russian language studies in Canada and the United States. Traditionally, Slavic and Russian studies in these countries have centered around literature, history, politics and culture. This volume reflects recent changes in Russian studies by focusing on language structure, language use and teaching methodology. The volume brings together several generations of scholars, from young promising researchers to those with long-established reputations in the field.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Anthem Press
• Seitenzahl: 290
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781783080779
• Artikelnr.: 44758844

Autorenporträt

Veronika Makarova is an Associate Professor in the Department of Languages and Linguistics and the Interdisciplinary Linguistics Program Chair at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Tables and Figures; Introduction – Veronika Makarova; PART ONE:
LANGUAGE STRUCTURES AND THEIR INTERFACE; 1. Phonetics. Tracing Emotions in
Russian Vowels – Veronika Makarova and Valery A. Petrushin; 2. Phonology.
Vowel–Zero Alternations in Russian Prepositions: Prosodic Constituency and
Productivity – Lev Blumenfeld; 3. Morphology and Lexicology Interface.
Latest Russian Neologisms: The Next Step towards Analytism? – Julia
Rochtchina; 4. Syntax. Bi-nominative Sentences in Russian – Igor Mel’čuk;
5. Psycholinguistics. The Effect of Grammatical Gender in Russian
Spoken-Word Recognition – Irina A. Sekerina; PART TWO: APPLIED LINGUISTIC
AND SOCIOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS; 6. Communicative Language Teaching and
Russian: The Current State of the Field – William J. Comer; 7.
Low-Proficiency Heritage Speakers of Russian: Their Interlanguage System as
a Basis for Fast Language (Re)Building – Alla Smyslova; 8. Superior
Speakers or “Super” Russian: OPI Guidelines Revisited – Ludmila Isurin; 9.
Who Am I?: Cultural Identities among Russian-Speaking Immigrants of the
Third (and Fourth?) Wave and their Effects on Language Attitudes – David R.
Andrews; 10. Russian Language History in Canada. Doukhobor Internal and
External Migrations: Effects on Language Development and Structure – Gunter
Schaarschmidt; Afterword – Veronika Makarova; Index