Shukia Apridonidze. The Structure and Functioning of Forms of Address in Modern Georgian
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First published in 2023, the monograph by Professor Shukia Apridonidze, The Structure and Functioning of Forms of Address in Modern Georgian is the first work in Georgian to present a reinterpretation of the notion of address and to treat the theme in detail through theoretical analysis and offering practical recommendations. This publication launched the book series The Library of Kartvelian Studies at Ilia State University. The forms of address incorporate not only vocative forms of nouns, but also verbal forms (imperatives), as well as interrogative forms (both special and general questions). Ellipted or signaling forms are also added to the list. Special attention is given to the tendencies which are language-specific, i.e. putting the taboo on proper nouns, specific forms of address used by parents for their children, Georgian speech etiquette peculiarities, and more. The last chapter covers normative questions on the use of forms of address in the standard language, and provides recommendations for Georgian language users. This book is essential reading for scholars, students, amateurs, and for all those who show even a slight interest in the Georgian language and Georgian linguistics. The monograph preserves the distinguished voice of Professor Shukia Apridonidze, a prominent Georgian scholar, and is a valuable contribution to Georgian scholarly research.
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