Russian Talk: Culture and Conversation during Perestroika

Natalia Shostak · Nancy Ries

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Soviet and Russian History Language and Culture

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Conversation During Perestroika so illuminates the dynamic of conversation with and among Russians that it would be tempting to focus on the value of the work for individuals who plan to participate in Russian culture.But to do so would neglect the originality, meticulous research, and seamless writing that characterize this first monograph.

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