Keywords
prehistory of Slavic mikrolinguistics
literary microlanguages
mikrolinguistics
mikrophilologists
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Abstract
The article addresses a phenomenon of Slavic microphilology, outlines the structure and classification of modern Slavic literary microlanguages, introduces their different characteristic, and suggests arguments in favour of forming of Slavic microlinguistics and microphilology.
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