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SLAVONIC LANGUAGES* I. CZECH STUDIESl LANGUAGE By DAVID SHORT, Lecturer in Czech and Slovak, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London (This survey covers the years 1980 and 1981) INTRODUCTION The Prague School of linguistics may no longer be alive as a monolithic entity, but the tradition of high standards in linguistic enquiry is still alive, rather in contrast with the situation in literary criticism. The full range of work in general linguistics is beyond the purview of the present survey, but the range of publications falling within the narrower scope of Czech language studies nevertheless reveals that a great deal is happening even beyond such evergreen topics as verbal aspect or the codification of the standard literary language. Although few of the works quoted make explicit reference to the new Academy grammar which is in preparation, this grammar forms a part of the background against which much of the work is being pursued. The other major project on which work has continued and will continue for a long time is the Dictionary of Old Czech, which is a full-time occupation for a number of the authors quoted in this survey. Consequently, Section 3, LEXICOLOGY, appears
The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies – Brill
Published: Mar 13, 1982
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