Dear Edgar,
I appreciate your thankfulness for my (minuscule) contribution to the publication of the „Czernowitzer Deutsch", but the book has been published in 1901 and not now. Unless I missed something, I deserve no credit.
Thank you anyway,
Cheers,
Ruth
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> On Feb 26, 2018, at 10:38 AM, Edgar Hauster <bconcept_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Czernowitzers...
>
> In his February 2016 thesis for the Master’s degree in German Language and Literature of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Ohad Kohn points to the paradox for the "local German idiom [of Czernowitz]: Buko-Wienerisch represents the outwardly-looking aspirations of the Jewish bourgeoisie to form a language in the image of their cultural Mecca, Vienna; Ki(e)geldeutsch, conversely, represents an inwardly-looking, more realistic but also more reconciling appreciation of that inner-Jewish idiom." The Book(s) of the Month, February 2018 illustrate this paradox:
>
> http://czernowitzbook.blogspot.de/2018/02/bukowiner-deutsch.html
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> While "Bukowiner Deutsch" by the ADSV [General German Linguistic Association] focuses on supposed "Mistakes and Particularities of the Bukovinian German Common / Written Language", Dr. Emanuel Hacken's "Das Czernowitzer deutsch" demontrates just the opposite: the linguistic richness of the "The German Idiom of Czernowitz".
>
> We are most thankful to fellow List member Ruth Glasberg Gold, who by her inspired transcription and edition of Dr. Emanuel Hacken's notes made this publication possible.
>
> Edgar Hauster
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