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Croatia's independence and the language politics of the 1990s [PDF]

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On the relations between the grammatical codifications of the serbian and ‘illyrian’ literary languages by Karadžić (1818) and Babukić (1836): plagiarism and adaptation

Vilnius University Open Series
Contemporary debates regarding whether or not the Croatian literary language is equal to the Serbian literary language seldom touch upon the matter of the Illyrian national revival and its organiser, Ljudevit Gaj (German: Ludwig von Gay).
Ivan Silobrčić
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Language advisor Nije-nego, dictionary of irregularities in our literary language by D. Kostić (1911) as the first orthographic dictionary of the Serbian language

Metodicka praksa
The paper analyzes the language guide Nije-nego by D. Kostić as the first orthographic dictionary of the Serbian language. Without scientific pretensions, this handbook was primarily intended for general practice, as a guide that could assist everyone ...
Goran Zeljić
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Grammatical Data in the Dictionary of Montenegrin National and Literary Language

Lexikos
Dictionaries are generally consulted to ascertain the meaning of a word. However, the meaning is inseparable from its grammatical features, which often determine it.
Sonja Nenezić
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THE LITERARY LANGUAGE OF GRGUR BORISLAVIĆ AND STIPAN KONZUL ISTRANIN (A STUDY OF VERB FORMS IN THE FOUR PASSIONS OF CHRIST FROM PARIS MISCELLANY SLAVE 73 AND GLAGOLITIC NEW TESTAMENT)

Lingua Montenegrina
The paper compares simple and complex verb forms attested in the text of four Passions of Christ from two Glagolitic codices: Paris miscellany Slave 73 (from the 14th century) and the first part of the Protestant New Testament (from the 16th century ...
Tanja Kuštović, Vera BLAŽEVIĆ KREZIĆ   +1 more
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"If Only Truber Had Been a Croat!" Slovene Variations on the Theme of a Common Slavic Literary Language from the Reformation to the Neo-Illyrian Period

Slovene Linguistic Studies
Whenever leading Slovene intellectuals were in the position todecide about a large-scale solution to the literary language question,there was to be a fierce debate for several years, with the minimalist view eventually prevailing.
Elisabeth Seitz
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Pan-Nationalist Influences on Literary Croatian and Norwegian Bokmål: Two Case Studies Showing Contingency in Nationalism

Journal of Modern European History
Language planners espousing pan-nationalism influenced the orthography of standard literary Croatian and Norwegian Bokmål. Specifically, ‘Slovak’ intellectuals Jan Herkel and Jan Kollár influenced the Croatian orthography of Ljudovit Gaj, and ‘Danish ...
Alexander Maxwell, Tim van Gerven
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How planning a national language cured the Croatian nationalists of xenolingohassen

Sociolinguistica
The Illyrian Movement, a 19th-century Croatian nationalist initiative, aimed to establish the Štokavian dialect as the foundation of the Croatian literary language, promoting cultural unity while resisting German and Hungarian influences.
Kristian Novak
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PLAYS FOR TEACHING SUSTAINABILITY IN CROATIAN LANGUAGE TEXTBOOKS

Sustainability
This paper explores the role of children’s playlets in Croatian language textbooks for young learners as a means of promoting sustainability in the school context.
Valentina Majdenić
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Linguistic Diversity in the Border City of Split: Literary Representation of Multilingualism in Esilio by Enzo Bettiza and its Croatian Translation

Scando-Slavica
In this article, the Croatian translation of Enzo Bettiza’s autobiography, Esilio (“The Exile”), originally written in Italian, is analysed. Bettiza, himself bilingual (Italian, Croatian), was born in pre-war Split and lived in Dalmatia until 1945.
Maciej Czerwiński
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