The Main Problematics of Celtic Studies in Modern British Linguistics
Gavrilova Julia Viktorovna
National Research University "MPEI"
Submitted: 05.08.2021
Abstract. The aim of this work is to characterize the main problems of modern scientific research in celtology in the UK. The scientific originality of the article lies in a comprehensive analysis of the methodology of scientific works and the results obtained by the modern British linguists dealing with the Celtic linguistic problems. As a result, it is proved that Celtic studies at the present stage remain significant for science: they are devoted to the problems of field research, grammar, etymology, and have a great potential for further research among foreign and domestic philologists. In the conclusion of the article, the prospects for subsequent scientific research are outlined.
Key words and phrases: диалект, этимология, ирландский язык, латинский язык, грамматика, dialect, etymology, Irish language, Latin language, grammar
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