Slavic modern literary languages: written and folklore traditions

Liashuk, Viktoria, 1963- Slavic modern literary languages: written and folklore traditions / Viktoria Liashuk. -- In general scholarly (philosophical) terms, tradition embraces a set of certain norms of behaviour, forms of consciousness and institutions of human communication. In the study of Slavic literary languages, the literary tradition has been contrasted with the non-literary traditions, which have thus received a certain concretization in the overlapping concepts of folk tradition, oral tradition, spoken tradition, folklore tra- dition, or were extended to allow comparison with the (general)linguistic tradition and/ or the national tradition.

In Valodniecība. Literatūrzinātne. Folkloristika : referātu tēzes. -- Riga : LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2023. -- 117 s.. -- ISBN ISBN 978-9934-36-103-6. -- S. 115-117

1. slovanské jazyky 2. spisovný jazyk 3. teória slovanských spisovných jazykov 4. slovenčina 5. ruština 6. bieloruština 7. príspevky v zborníku

I. Valodniecība. Literatūrzinātne. Folkloristika : referātu tēzes. -- S. 115-117
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