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Introduction Petre Petrov and Lara Ryazanova-Clarke Part 1: Language Regimes of Stalinism 1. Linguistic Turn a la Sovietique: The Power of Grammar, and the Grammar of Power Evgenii Dobrenko 2. The Soviet Gnomic: on the peculiarities of generic statements in Stalinist officialese Petre Petrov 3. Aesopian language: the politics and poetics of naming the unnamable Irina Sandomirskaja Part 2: Negotiating Codes of Communism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe 4. From subject of action to object of description: the classes in the Romanian official discourse during communism Calin Morar-Vulcu 5. Speaking Titoism: student opposition and the socialist language regime of Yugoslavia James Robertson 6. Deviant dialectics: intertextuality, voice, and emotion in Czechoslovak Socialist Kritika Jonathan Larson 7. Birdwatchers of the world, unite!' The language of Soviet ideology in translation Samantha Sherry Part 3: Soviet Vernaculars after Communism 8. Linguistic mnemonics: the communist language variety in contemporary Russian public discourse Lara Ryazanova-Clarke 9. 'The golden age of Soviet Antiquity': sovietisms in the discourse of left-wing political movements in post-Soviet Russia, 1991-2013 Ilya Kukulin
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