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한국슬라브유라시아학회 슬라브학보 슬라브학보 제18권 1호
발행연도
2003.6
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79 - 99 (21page)

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The purpose of this paper is to examine the properties of Old Russian clitics and to compare them to those of other Slavic languages, especially South Slavic languages. Slavic clitics may be either clause-second or verb-adjacent. Serbo-Croatian and Slovene belong to the first group, which are often referred to as having Wackernagel-position clitics, while Macedonian and Bulgarian belong to the second category.
Old Russian texts show an interesting aspect with respect to clitic position; 14th century Old Russian text, Povest' vremmenyx let (The Primary Chronicle), reveals that early Old Russian most closely resembles Serbo-Croation and Slovene among the South Slavic language(s), i.e.. second-position clitic languages.
However, later Old Russian texts, by the 17th century when short-form pronominal clitics gradually disappeared. show a different aspect in terms of clitic position: they could be placed in 2nd position. as Wackernagel s law suggests, or they could be found after verbs, not necessarily in 2nd position. The interesting thing is that most 2nd position clitics in these texts are verb-adjacent at the same time. It suggests that the language moves toward an ad-verbal type, as we see in Macedonian and Bulgarian.
The data are very complicated, and yet since any historical text reflects a snapshot of a particular moment in linguistic and cultural history, we may mention two important factors that undoubtedly influence the state of these texts: 1) during the process of diachronic language change. there arises a stage when both systems coexist on some basis and these texts may represent just such an intermediate state; and 2) the philological-literary traditions of Old Russian generally cause texts to be conservative with respect to on-going diachronic changes. Writers and scribers are familiar with the tradition of writing clitics in 2nd position. The violations of this tradition due to genuine language change are thereby partially suppressed.

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Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. 남부슬라브어 접어의 특성
Ⅲ. 고대러시아어
Ⅳ. 결론
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