A Quarter-Century Later, or How does it Sound in Russian? (On the Problem of Normalizing the Russian Language in the Republic of Lithuania)
Language contacts and contrasts: history and modernity
Бируте Синочкина
Vilnius University
Published 2018-10-26
https://doi.org/10.15388/SlavViln.2017.62.11691
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Keywords

Russian diaspora, language interference, media language, normalization and codification

How to Cite

Синочкина, Б. (2018) “A Quarter-Century Later, or How does it Sound in Russian? (On the Problem of Normalizing the Russian Language in the Republic of Lithuania)”, Slavistica Vilnensis, 62, pp. 207–224. doi:10.15388/SlavViln.2017.62.11691.

Abstract

[full article, abstract in Russian; abstract in Lithuanian and English]

The analysis of the Russian language of Lithuania’s media showed that the restoration of the independent state of Lithuania had increased divergences between the Russian language outside the nation and that of the metropolis. Cardinal sociopolitical transformations and changes in the societyʼs life and mentality caused numerous innovations in the language. Not all Russian nominations of the new Lithuanian realities appeared successful, a part of them being changed during the last decades. Lithuanian Russian needs the local standard of the language, and this standard must be developed and codified.

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