During the 1740s, literate Russians mostly kept to traditional
forms of written language. Although the linguistic reforms
undertaken by Peter the Great earlier in the century affected
printed secular texts and the imperial administration, these
reforms were less radical than often assumed. This study draws
conclusions based on an analysis that differs from earlier ones.
First of all, the study examines the Russian language during a
comparatively little-known decade of the eighteenth century. In
doing so, it takes into account not only strictly linguistic data,
but also developments in Russian society. Second, the investigation
analyzes sources that are seldom valued for their linguistic
content, thus offering a broader perspective on the Russian
language of the period.
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