病毒如何改变语言——俄语观察

Q2 Arts and Humanities
E. Fleischmann
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新冠肺炎疫情在全球范围内挑战了人们的思维。俄罗斯也有专家撰写关于大流行的原因和后果的报告,公民评论对他们生活的限制,他们接受或拒绝。如果单词没有被采纳、借用、修改、重新使用、融入语法结构或改变其含义,这一切都是不可能的。本文首先概述了俄语中的这些变化。
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Wie ein Virus die Sprache verändert – Beobachtungen zum Russischen
Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged people’s thinking worldwide. Russia, too, has seen experts writing reports on the causes and consequences of the pandemic and citizens commenting on the restrictions on their lives, which they accepted or rejected. None of this would have been possible, if words had not been adopted, borrowed, modified, revisited, fitted into grammatical structures, or varied in their meanings. This article provides a first overview of such changes in Russian.
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Lebende Sprachen
Lebende Sprachen Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics
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