Heritage of Čeněk Šercl and the Data of Latvian, Slavic and Other Languages

XIII Starptautiskais baltistu kongress "Baltu valodas laikā un telpā": referātu tēzes 2021
Jurijs Hramovs

A Russian linguist V. Šercl (1843-1906) is known, on the one hand, as the author of various papers on the formal aspects of language (as, for instance, Comparative Grammar of Slavic and Other Cognate Languages /1871-1873/) and, on the other hand, as a semasiologist (see, for example, his work on enantiosemy /1884/). It is the latter area of Šercl’s activity that requires closer attention. The article focuses on Šercl’s works On Concreteness in Language (1884) and Basic Elements of Language and Principles of its Development (1885-1889).

Keywords
V. Šercl, historical lexicology, historical semasiology, typological method, the Russian language, the Latvian language, languages of the world
DOI
10.22364/sbk.13.bvlt.tk
Hyperlink
https://dspace.lu.lv/dspace/handle/7/56659

Hramovs, J. Heritage of Čeněk Šercl and the Data of Latvian, Slavic and Other Languages. In: XIII Starptautiskais baltistu kongress "Baltu valodas laikā un telpā": referātu tēzes, Latvia, Rīga, 13-15 October, 2021. Rīga: LU Latviešu valodas institūts, 2021, pp.102-103. e-ISBN 978-9934-580-09-3. Available from: doi:10.22364/sbk.13.bvlt.tk

Publication language
Russian (ru)