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How Germans and Russians Made Their Orthographies: Dealing With the "Spelling Distress"
Kirill Levinson
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Lexington Books
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How Germans and Russians Made Their Orthographies: Dealing With the "Spelling Distress" - Levinson, Kirill ; Lemeneva, Elena
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Synopsis "How Germans and Russians Made Their Orthographies: Dealing With the "Spelling Distress""
Correct spelling is a social construction created by scholars, teachers, officials, and other stakeholders. This book is a historical study of such processes in Germany and Russia and shows that they were part of a general societal, economic, political, and cultural evolution in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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