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Slavicist

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Slav·ist  (slävst) or Slav·i·cist (släv-sst)
n.
A specialist in the study of Slavic culture, literature, or languages.
Slavicist
one who specializes in the study of Slavic languages, literatures, or other aspects of Slavic culture. Also Slavist.
See also: Language, Russia
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Learned Slavicists have long fought against this false hypothesis about Bulgarian history (Veselinovic 1908:22).
Figures of (trans-) national religious memory of the Orthodox ... by Rohdewald, Stefan / Trames
His contribution to the array of bibliographic tools available to Slavicists is unequaled.
From the series editor by Cooper, Henry R., Jr. / Indiana Slavic Studies
Nor will his Dijalekticki Antibarbarus ("The Dialectical Antibarbarus"), a polemic against Stalinism, which could have lost him his head, see the light of English soon, although in a better world it would be studied by every Anglo-American Slavicist and historian of Communism.
Five Yugoslav classics by Schwartz, Stephen / New Criterion
 
 
 
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