Russian Language: A Journey Through Centuries, Culture, And Great Reforms
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Djalilova Dilorom Sirojiddinovna
Senior Lecturer, Department of Russian Language and Literature, Shakhrisabz State Pedagogical Institute -
Shigaeva Firoza Shavkatovna
Second-year student, Major in Native Language and Literature (Russian Language), Shakhrisabz State Pedagogical Institute
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- Keywords:
- Russian language, history of the language, cultural code, Christianization of Rus’, reforms of Peter the Great, Alexander Pushkin, literary language, traditions and mentality, etymology, linguoculturology, cognitive development, spiritual heritage, language transformation
- Abstract
- This article is devoted to the profound relationship between the study of the Russian language and the understanding of Russia’s historical and cultural context. The authors examine the evolution of the language as a living organism, tracing its development from the period prior to the Christianization of Rus’ to the reforms of Peter the Great and the literary genius of Alexander Pushkin. The study emphasizes that knowledge of history and traditions transforms the mechanical memorization of vocabulary into a conscious acquisition of a cultural code.
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