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THE ROLE OF LANGUAGE PRESTIGE AND GENERATION DEPENDING DIVERSITY OF A LEVEL OF INTERFERENCE IN POLISH SPOKEN BY RUSSIANS-OLD BELIEVERS (Polish title - below)

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Gluszkowski M.
LingVaria : Półrocznik Wydziału Polonistyki UJ poświęcony zagadnieniom języka i językoznawstwa
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2009
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issue 2(8)
71-82
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(Title in Polish - 'Znaczenie prestizu jezyka a pokoleniowe zróznicowanie poziomu inferencji w polszczyznie staroobrzedowców w warunkach rosyjsko-polskiego bilingwizmu z dyglosja'). Russians Old Believers living in Poland in Suwalki-Augustow region constitute a bilingual society. Their bilingualism is connected with diglossia. The domination of one of the codes is determined by the factors characterizing the situation of communication, such as social context, interlocutor and generation of the speaker. In the community of our interest Polish is the 'high' language and the Russian dialect is used for 'low' purposes. It is strictly connected with both codes' prestige level. In some idiolects in the older generation and not numerous in the middle-aged generation the hidden prestige of the dialect equalizes the public prestige of Polish language. The counterbalance of prestige brings about the interference in Polish, especially in the utterances connected with the domain of religion.
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THE SITUATION OF BILINGUISM IN THE SPHERE OF CHURCH-AND-RELIGION PUBLIC SOCIAL ACTIVITY IN MODERN RUSSIA

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Krylova O.
Stylistyka
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2005
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vol. 14
383-392
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The article deals with the linguistic situation existing in the sphere of church-and-religion public social activity. It is characterized as the situation of bilinguism because both the Church Slavonic language and the church-and-religion functional language style function in modern literary Russian language.
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