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SERBO-CROAT STUDIES

SERBO-CROAT STUDIES 1050 Serbo-Croat Studies VII. SERBO-CROAT STUDIES By E. CELIA HAWKESWORTH Lecturer in Serbo-Croat Language and Literature, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London LANGUAGE I. GENERAL There has been considerable discussion of language policy: on the 30th anniversary of the Novi Sad agreement, LetMS, 435: 6s6-8I; D. Brozovic, Knjizevni je;::ik: 65-85; }ezik: 5 I-54· Melanges Skok contains several arts on onomastics and lexicography. Srpskohrvatski jezik kao strani, ed. P. Vuckovic, Be, lnstitut za strane jezike, I984, 88 pp., contains the papers of a symposium. B. Djordjevic, Gramatika srpskohrvatske dikcije, Be, Univerzitet umetnosti, I984, 476pp., gives a comprehensive account of the relationship of the spoken and written language, illustrated by examples. 2. LEXICOGRAPHY The papers of the conference onJ. Stulli, Dubrovnik I98o, are pub­ lished in Filologija, I984: 2I7-5I2. Rjeenik hrvatskoga kajkavskoga knjizevnogjezika, 2, Z,JAZU, 48opp., has appeared and progress on this and plans for a cakavian dictionary are discussed in Hrvatski dijalektolofki zbomik: 3I g-6 1. Recnik krljizevnih termina, Be, Noli t, 896 pp., condenses a wealth of information. Leksikon stranih reCi i izraza, ed. M. Vujaklija, Be, Prosveta, I05I pp., is an expanded edition, and loan words before Vuk are discussed by D. Vitosevic, ZMS(KJ): http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

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1050 Serbo-Croat Studies VII. SERBO-CROAT STUDIES By E. CELIA HAWKESWORTH Lecturer in Serbo-Croat Language and Literature, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London LANGUAGE I. GENERAL There has been considerable discussion of language policy: on the 30th anniversary of the Novi Sad agreement, LetMS, 435: 6s6-8I; D. Brozovic, Knjizevni je;::ik: 65-85; }ezik: 5 I-54· Melanges Skok contains several arts on onomastics and lexicography. Srpskohrvatski jezik kao strani, ed. P. Vuckovic, Be, lnstitut za strane jezike, I984, 88 pp., contains the papers of a symposium. B. Djordjevic, Gramatika srpskohrvatske dikcije, Be, Univerzitet umetnosti, I984, 476pp., gives a comprehensive account of the relationship of the spoken and written language, illustrated by examples. 2. LEXICOGRAPHY The papers of the conference onJ. Stulli, Dubrovnik I98o, are pub­ lished in Filologija, I984: 2I7-5I2. Rjeenik hrvatskoga kajkavskoga knjizevnogjezika, 2, Z,JAZU, 48opp., has appeared and progress on this and plans for a cakavian dictionary are discussed in Hrvatski dijalektolofki zbomik: 3I g-6 1. Recnik krljizevnih termina, Be, Noli t, 896 pp., condenses a wealth of information. Leksikon stranih reCi i izraza, ed. M. Vujaklija, Be, Prosveta, I05I pp., is an expanded edition, and loan words before Vuk are discussed by D. Vitosevic, ZMS(KJ):

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