On the Borders of Slavic Identity: The Search for Self-Determination and Comparative Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.47451/his2020-12-003Keywords:
science, Russian Academy, Dictionary of the Russian Academy, Slavs, E. R. Dashkova, A. S. Shishkov, Slovenian language, buditeli, Y. Dobrovsky, V. Hanka, P. Y. ŠafaříkAbstract
Language as a collective memory of the people, the historical past of the language is the embodiment of the spirit of the people; this is what was common to Russian and Czech figures in the first half of the 19th century. The names and biographies of outstanding scientists, who have made a great contribution to the science of their country, their abilities are not only history but also scientific information, concepts and the search for new knowledge. The article is devoted to the development of scientific organizations of the Slavic peoples. The nation is constantly changing, and each historical epoch corresponds to its idea of the nation. By the end of the 18th century, the southern and Western Slavic peoples had been under the foreign yoke for several centuries. As a result of active activity, Slavic literary languages, scientific and cultural organizations emerged.
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