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The book examines lingo-stylistic and narratological characteristics of Montenegrin short stories in the crucial period of 19th and early 20th century language reform. The seldom analysed works of fourteen authors from this period are approached from the orthographical, phonological, morphological, syntaxic, lexical and phraseological angles in order to provide a comprehensive overview of the interplay between the alternating linguistic standards. The principal intent is not only to accentuate the so-far neglected contribution of Montenegrin writers to South-Slavic linguistic heritage in general, but also to facilitate the understanding of the interaction between the folk dialectical base and the emerging linguistic and literary tendencies of the age.
List of contents
Methodology - Biographical and bibliographical data - Typography and orthography - Phonetics - Morphology - Syntax - Stylistic features of language in Montenegrin short stories - Narratological features of Montenegrin short stories including Motivistic and thematic structure of short stories
About the author
Sanja Crnogorac received a diploma in Serbo-Croatian Language and Yugoslav literature from the University of Montenegro, followed by an MSc in Linguistics from the same university, where she also worked. She earned a PhD in Slavistics at the University of Jena.
