Prystupa T. The history of morphological forms in East-Slavic languages in the works of Ukrainian and Russian linguists in 1870s.

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0413U004688

Thesis Registration Form

0413U004688.pdf

Applicant for

Prystupa Tetyana Ivanivna

Specialization

10.02.15 - Загальне мовознавство

Date of defense

12-06-2013

Specialized Academic Board

К 11.051.10

Essay

The thesis is a linguistic-historiographic study of the development of the morphological forms and categories of the noun, from Old-Russian through to the recent East-Slavic languages, based on numerous works by Ukrainian and Russian linguists of 1870s. - 1930-s. The study analyzes the respective linguists' claims concerning the causes and laws of language evolution in general, and specific linguistic changes in particular, as well as parts of speech and the principles of their classification, the quantitative growth of analytical forms in East-Slavic languages, grammar form theory, and the hierarchy of the sources of linguistic-genetic studies.

Thesis supervisor

Zagnitko Anatoliy Pfnfsovytch

Official opponents

Зеленько Анатолій Степанович
Сорока Тетяна Вячеславівна

Files

aref.doc

disser.doc

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