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Нужен Ли «Закон О Государственном Языке», Алексей Алексей
Нужен Ли «Закон О Государственном Языке», Алексей Алексей
Russian Language Journal
Цели «Закона о государственном языке» определены в его преамбуле, в которой говорится, что он «направлен на обеспечение использования государственного языка Российской Федерации на всей территории Российской Федерации, обеспечение права граждан Российской Федерации на пользование государственным языком Российской Федерации, защиту и развитие языковой культуры». Однако представляется, что различные несуразности и нестыковки в тексте закона делают его неудобоприменимым и уж во всяком случае ни в коей мере не полезным для русской языковой культуры.
Russian As The National Language: An Overview Of Language Planning In The Russian Federation, Joan F. Chevalier
Russian As The National Language: An Overview Of Language Planning In The Russian Federation, Joan F. Chevalier
Russian Language Journal
In June of 2005 the federal legislation On the national language was signed into law by Vladimir Putin.1 The bill, revised and renamed several times after its initial introduction in the Duma in 2001, proved to be highly controversial, stimulating lively public debate. The law merits discussion as the first major piece of federation legislation focused on language policy and language planning to appear in the Russian Federation in several years. The law addresses both language‐status planning, which concerns the status and function of the Russian language, and language corpus planning, which attempts to affect changes in language forms and …
Функционирование Русского Языка В Странах Снг, Георгий Хруслов
Функционирование Русского Языка В Странах Снг, Георгий Хруслов
Russian Language Journal
Содружество Независимых Государств (СНГ) было создано 8 декабря 1991 года в Вискулях, резиденции Белорусского правительства в Беловежской пуще, в соответствии с Соглашением, подписанном руководителями Республики Беларусь, Российской Федерации и Украины.
Федеральный Закон «О Языке»: Феномен Добрых Намерений, Анатолий Баранов
Федеральный Закон «О Языке»: Феномен Добрых Намерений, Анатолий Баранов
Russian Language Journal
Языковая политика и языковое строительство – два ведущих направления, по которым государство может влиять на функционирование языка в обществе. Языковая политика позволяет сохранять статус‐кво, существующий в языковом сообществе между литературным языком и диалектами, жаргонами, между несколькими государственными языками, если таковые допускаются и т.д. Языковая политика формируется в виде политических целей государства по отношению к функционированию языка в обществе и формулируется как законодательно, так и в программных документах политических субъектов (политических организаций, если таковые отражают направление государственной политики).
“The State Turning To Language”: Power And Identity In Russian Language Policy Today, Lara Ryazanova‐Clarke
“The State Turning To Language”: Power And Identity In Russian Language Policy Today, Lara Ryazanova‐Clarke
Russian Language Journal
The first years of the twenty‐first century in Russia saw a considerable rise in the state’s regulation of language. In the words of one of the agents of this regulation, Natalia Liashchenko, a Consultant for the Committee for the Nationalities, “Определенный поворот к проблемам русского языка произошел и в органах государственной власти России.” The engagement of the state by way of regulations in the national discussion of the nature and quality of the Russian language demonstrates ‘the state power turning to language’.
Freedom. – What If? – Still Unknown. – The Actor, Victor Fet
Freedom. – What If? – Still Unknown. – The Actor, Victor Fet
Biological Sciences Faculty Research
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The Space Of Freedom, Joseph C. Troncale
The Space Of Freedom, Joseph C. Troncale
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications
The exhibition, The Space of Freedom: Apartment Exhibitions in Leningrad, 1964-1986, invites visitors directly into the carefully re-created interior of a Soviet communal apartment. Within the kind of environment where the paintings first breathed freely, visitors have the opportunity to experience works by unofficial artists of the Soviet era who boldly executed and exhibited art that did not conform to the ideological prescriptions of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. These artists had to substitute the private space of their apartments for the public space controlled and denied them by the Party. Planning and staging these exhibitions, the artists …