Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Soviet Linguistics of the 1920s and 1930s and the Scholarly Heritage
- 3 ‘Sociology’ in Soviet Linguistics of the 1920–30s: Shor, Polivanov and Voloshinov
- 4 Theoretical Insights and Ideological Pressures in Early Soviet Linguistics: The Cases of Lev Iakubinskii and Boris Larin
- 5 Early Soviet Linguistics and Mikhail Bakhtin's Essays on the Novel of the 1930s
- 6 Language as a Battlefield – the Rhetoric of Class Struggle in Linguistic Debates of the First Five-Year Plan Period: The Case of E.D. Polivanov vs. G.K. Danilov
- 7 The Tenacity of Forms: Language, Nation, Stalin
- 8 The Word as Culture: Grigorii Vinokur's Applied Language Science
- 9 Language Ideology and the Evolution of Kul'tura iazyka (‘Speech Culture’) in Soviet Russia
- 10 Psychology, Linguistics and the Rise of Applied Social Science in the USSR: Isaak Shpil'rein's Language of the Red Army Soldier
- Appendix 1 Introduction to Japhetidology: Theses, Ivan Meshchaninov
- Appendix 2 Glossary of Names
- Appendix 3 List of Contributors
- Notes
- Index of Names
Appendix 2 - Glossary of Names
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 March 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Soviet Linguistics of the 1920s and 1930s and the Scholarly Heritage
- 3 ‘Sociology’ in Soviet Linguistics of the 1920–30s: Shor, Polivanov and Voloshinov
- 4 Theoretical Insights and Ideological Pressures in Early Soviet Linguistics: The Cases of Lev Iakubinskii and Boris Larin
- 5 Early Soviet Linguistics and Mikhail Bakhtin's Essays on the Novel of the 1930s
- 6 Language as a Battlefield – the Rhetoric of Class Struggle in Linguistic Debates of the First Five-Year Plan Period: The Case of E.D. Polivanov vs. G.K. Danilov
- 7 The Tenacity of Forms: Language, Nation, Stalin
- 8 The Word as Culture: Grigorii Vinokur's Applied Language Science
- 9 Language Ideology and the Evolution of Kul'tura iazyka (‘Speech Culture’) in Soviet Russia
- 10 Psychology, Linguistics and the Rise of Applied Social Science in the USSR: Isaak Shpil'rein's Language of the Red Army Soldier
- Appendix 1 Introduction to Japhetidology: Theses, Ivan Meshchaninov
- Appendix 2 Glossary of Names
- Appendix 3 List of Contributors
- Notes
- Index of Names
Summary
Abaev, Vasilii Ivanovich (1900–2001) Russian linguist. Advocate of Marr's New Theory of Language in the 1920s–1940s. Among his works are publications about Ossetian and Iranian etymology, Ossetian folklore, Iranian studies and general linguistics.
Antonov-Ovseenko, Vladimir (1883–1939) Russian state, Party and Military figure. A revolutionary participant in 1917 and commanded the Ukrainian front in the Civil War. Participated in the Left Opposition 1923–7. Arrested for oppositional activity in 1938 and shot.
Aptekar', Valerian Borisovich (1899–1937) Russian linguist and propagandist of Marr's New Theory of Language. Arrested and shot in 1937.
Avanesov, Ruben Ivanovich (1902–1982) Russian linguist, co-founder of the Moscow Phonological School, along with Nikolai F. Iakolev, Vladimir I. Sidorov and Alexandr A. Reformatskii. Known for his works in Russian phonetics, orthography and dialectology. The author of the first dictionary of Russian pronunciation norms (1950).
Bakhtin, Mikhail Mikhailovich (1895–1975) Russian philosopher and literary theorist.
Bally, Charles (1865–1947) French linguist and co-editor of Saussure's Cours. Bally's book Langage et la Vie was required reading for linguists at ILIaZV in the 1920s.
Bartoli, Matteo (1873–1946) Italian linguist, founder of so-called ‘Neolinguistics’, which mapped the diffusion of linguistic elements between sign communities. Teacher of Antonio Gramsci.
Baudouin de Courtenay, Jan (Ivan Aleksandrovich Boduen de Kurtene, 1845–1929) Polish-Russian linguist. Established the Kazan and the Petersburg Linguistic Schools. Polivanov, Iakubinskii, Larin and Shcherba, inter alia, participated in the latter. He emigrated to Poland in 1918.
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- Politics and the Theory of Language in the USSR 1917–1938The Birth of Sociological Linguistics, pp. 181 - 186Publisher: Anthem PressPrint publication year: 2010