a history of slavic studies

[John Dunn]

Two further works that you might want to consult are:

James Muckle, The Russian Language in Britain, Bramcote Press, Ilkeston, 2008;

S.K. Bulič, Очерк истории языкознания в России, т.1, (XIII в. — 1825 г.), Spb., 1904 (reprinted as Specimina philologiae slavicae, vol. 83, Munich, 1989).  Though this stops in 1825, it does devote over 500 pages to the study of Russian and the Slavonic languages in the first quarter of the 19th century.  

John Dunn.
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Dear Colleagues,
could you suggest any appropriate books / articles/ handbooks on the history of slavic linguistics / slavic studies (история русистики) in Russia and the West (esp. in the 19 cent.).
Thank you.
With best,

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Alexey Vdovin / Алексей Вдовин, PhD
доцент факультета филологии,
Национальный исследовательский университет
"Высшая школа экономики", Москва
http://www.hse.ru/org/persons/61713299
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