Formation of ethno-linguistic situation in the south Ukraine: retrospective and perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.30190Keywords:
South Ukraine, bilingualism, Ukrainian and Russian, Ukrainians, Russians, Kherson provinceAbstract
The features of modern ethno-linguistic situation formation in the Southern region of Ukraine for two hundred years are considered, there are analyzed the situation of mass settlement of the area and functioning of Ukrainian and Russian –the bilingual components of historical opposition, the artificial deformations in the relations of village and city are determined as a main factor of forming of negative social situation. It is done a conclusion about historical priorities of Ukrainian nation – agriculture and rural culture – as recommendation for a public policy.
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