From a Dialect to the Status of National Language: Overcoming The Effects of Empire
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https://doi.org/10.29173/md16958Abstract
Following the view on the modern language problem in Ukraine as a result of a long war, this paper focuses on the language question which constitutes the anti-imperial Ukrainian counter discourse starting from the middle XIX century up to the present day and explores the development of nationalistic ideas in their close relationship to the language.
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