MODERN RUSSIAN LITERARY LANGUAGE
Keywords:
evolution, historical cultural shift, Russian literature, national language, literary style.Abstract
This scientific article deals with the development of the modern Russian literary language, the historical and cultural shifts that have taken place in Russia, and the evolution of Russian writers and scientists' attempts to create a national language that accurately reflects the diverse nature of Russian society.
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