Soviet Nationalism, Marc Chagall and Forming Plural

[Uladzimir Katkouski]

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Hi, SEELANGers!

In the last several days I've added three new articles in English to
pravapis.org:

* http://www.pravapis.org/art_soviet_nationalism.asp
"Soviet Nationalism as Lukashenka's Strategy of Survival" byJan
Maksymiuk
An interview with Andrey Dynko, editor-in-chief of the Minsk-based
Belarusian-language weekly "Nasha Niva," and chairman of Belarus's
P.E.N. Center. Dynko is a leading figure among those Belarusian
intellectuals who oppose the Russification and re-Sovietization policies
pursued by the regime of Belarusian President and stand for the
development of Belarus's indigenous culture and language.

* http://www.pravapis.org/art_chagall.asp
"Marc Chagall Biography"
Marc Chagall is a famous Belarusian-born French painter and designer who
grew up in a Jewisch family in Vitebsk, Belarus. Marc Chagall is
recognized as one of the most significant painters and graphic artists
of the 20th century.

* http://www.pravapis.org/art_russian_plural.asp
"Forming Plural Nominative in Russian and Belarusian"
A simple step-by-step explanation on how to form plural nominative in
Russian and Belarusian with many examples and comparison of the two
systems. An introductry-level text for those who only began to study
either of the two languages.

* http://www.pravapis.org/art_belarusian_lecture_1968.asp
"Grammatical Changes in Modern Literary Belarusian" by prof. de Bray
This is a public lecture given under the auspices of the
Anglo-Byelorussian Society in London on the 26th of January, 1968 by
professor Reginald George Arthur De Bray, devoted to changes in literary
Belarusian after the Soviet reform of 1933. A very interesting
persepctive and a good introduction to anyone who wants to know what are
the key differences between the classical and the Soviet orthography.

You are welcome to send your comments to me or write them in the
guestbook
http://www.pravapis.org/gb.asp (which recently have become searchable -
http://www.pravapis.org/gb_search.asp )

Also some new books in the book list:
http://www.pravapis.org/all_books.asp
http://www.pravapis.org/all_books.asp?sort=date - sorted by date added
http://www.pravapis.org/all_books.asp?sort=title - sorted by book title
http://www.pravapis.org/all_books.asp?sort=author - sorted by author

Kind regards,
Uladzimir Katkouski
http://blog.rydel.net/

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