Как называются женщины

Kniga lingvista Iriny Fufaevoĭ 'Kak nazyvai͡utsi͡a zhenshchiny. Feminitivy: istorii͡a, ustroĭstvo, konkurent͡sii͡a' poi͡avilasʹ kak nelʹzi͡a vovremi͡a: v SMI, i v pervui͡u ocheredʹ, v internete, ne stikhai͡ut spory naschet 'avtorok' i 'blogerok', 'spet͡sialistok' i 'redaktorok', a storonniki i protivniki novykh slovoobrazovaniĭ, reguli͡arno skreshchivai͡ut mechi i lomai͡ut kopʹi͡a, pytai͡asʹ otstoi͡atʹ svoi͡u tochku zrenii͡a. Irina Fufaeva predlagaet chitateli͡u posmotretʹ na sovremennyĭ russkiĭ i͡azyk kak na ėkosistemu, a na slovoobrazovatelʹnye modeli - kak na svoego roda privychki, blagodari͡a kotorym nash vnutrenniĭ lingvist intuitivno protivitsi͡a upotreblenii͡u opredelennykh suffiksov. V knige takzhe soderzhitsi͡a unikalʹnyĭ ėkskurs v istorii͡u russkikh feminitivov i posledovatelʹno razvenchivai͡utsi͡a osnovnye mify, svi͡azannye s ikh upotrebleniem v sovremennom russkom i͡azyke.

Book by linguist Irina Fufayeva 'How women are called. Feminitiy: history, device war' came just in time: in the media, and primarily the Internet, does not subside debate about 'autorock' and 'blogueros', 'professionals' and 'redaktoro', and supporters and opponents of the new concoction, regularly cross swords and break lances, trying to defend their point of view. Irina fufayeva suggests that the reader should look at the modern Russian language as an ecosystem, and at word – formation models as a kind of habits, thanks to which our internal linguist intuitively resists the use of certain suffixes. The book also contains a unique insight into the history of Russian feminities and consistently debunk the main myths associated with their use in the modern Russian language.