Research methodology of social status of the rutenien (ukrainian) language in diachrony (ХIV–ХVII centuries)
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.31496Keywords:
Rutenien (Ukrainian) Language, methodology, diachrony, Renaissance, Reformation, Counter-Reformation, Baroque, linguistic and ethnic (national) consciousness, social pressure, history of ideasAbstract
The object of the article is the research methodology of the social status of the Rutenien (Ukrainian) Language in diachrony (14-17 centuries) the basis of which is the principle of trinity of ideas, circumstances and time. The evolution of the Rutenien Language status was analyzed in the context of ideas of Renaissance, Reformation, Counter-Reformation and Baroque; in the period of ungoverned functioning and within the chronological periodization caused by the intralinguistic and extralinguistic circumstances.
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