Sociolinguistic Transformations in Rapidly Changing Societies

Alex Krouglov

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistic research and analysis Linguistic Variation and Morphology

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In the past few years the countries of the former Soviet Union have seen rapid changes in both political and economic spheres. The collapse of the totalitarian 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 linguistic situations in rapidly changing societies.

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