Recipient of the 2010 INA awarad in Zagreb for international promotion of Croatian culture
Dr. Artur R. Bagdasarov is recipient of the 2010 INA Award in Zagreb for contributions the to international promotion of Croatian culture.
Behind him on the left is professor Leopold Auburger from Germany, another recipient of the INA Award.
We plan to report also about Dr. Auburger for the readers of the CROWN.
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 Prof.dr. Artur Rafaelovič Bagdasarov is an Armenian, born in Decmeber 2, 1958 in Baku (Azerbaijan). He completed his studies of Slavistics at the Faculty of Philology of the State University in Sankt Petersburg in Russia. Currently he lectures Croatian langague and socilinguistics at several faculties in Moscow. His area of research is in different areas of contemporary standard Croatian language (lexocology, lexicography, and norm). He has ublished more that 60 scientific and professional papers.  Croatian Literary Language and Its Norm (in Croatian)
Professor Artur R. Bagdasarov is the first to have published books in Russia about Croatian literary language. He the author of “Croatian-Russian Dictionary”, “A Small School Manual of Differences”, “Croatian Spoken Language”, “Croatian Dictionary”, “Croatian Literary Language” of the Second Halfo of the 20th Century”. In 2010 he published “The Croatian Literary Language and Its Norm” in Croatia (in the city of Rijeka), which represents the crown of his Croatological studies. In the focus of his investigations is the basic principle that each nation has the right on itw own national name for its language.  Croatian Literary Language of the Second Half of the 20th Century (in Russian)
His scientific efforts have recently been directed towards the creation of the Croatin-Russian dictionary, for which he unhesitantly claims “Let everybody have his own twosided dictionary.”  Croatian – Russian Dictionary (published in Russia)
 Croatian – Russian Dictionary (published in Russia)
 A New Croatian – Russian Dictionary (published in Russia)
 Croatian Spoken Language (published in Russia)
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an expert for Croatian language.
exhibited at the National and University Library in Zagreb
A. R. Bagdasarov: Croatian Language, basic course,
published in 2011 in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Artur R. Bagdasarov: Elementary Grammar of Croatian Language, Moscow 2012 (in the Russian)
96 pp, softcover, 3000 copies, published by Astrel’, VKT
ISBN 978-5-271-38635-0, 978-5-226-04771-8; 2012
| Artur Bagdasarov published Croatian-Russian Dictionary containing 35,000 lexemes on close to 600 pp. A special attention has been payed to the phraseology. Many notion from the Croatian history, culture, faith, tradition, and their way of life have been described. The dictionary will be useful to a broad audience. It can be recommended to translators, philologists, professors, students, and all those who use it in professional level. Dr. Bagdasarov is a frequent guest in free Croatian media, author of numerous articles and books, and a recipient of the INA Awarad for international promotion of Croatian culture. We congratulate Dr. Bagadasarov on this superb work. Professor Artur R. Bagdasarov is living in Moscow, and is of Armenian origin. Hrvatsko-ruski rječnik, Moskva, 2013., 596. str. |
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in the town of Ston near Dubrovnik, in Croatian language.
the INA Award for international promotion of Croatian culture.
of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in Zagreb
Formated for CROWN by prof.dr. Darko Žubrinić
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