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===Linguists and ethnographers=== {{main|Russian linguists}} *[[Vasily Abaev]], major researcher of [[Iranian languages]][[File:Baudouin1.jpg|thumb|90px|[[Ivan Baudouin de Courtenay]]]] *[[Alexander Afanasyev]], leading Russian [[folklorist]], recorded and published over 600 [[Russian fairy tale]]s, by far the largest folktale collection by any one man in the world *[[Ivan Baudouin de Courtenay]], co-invented the concept of [[phoneme]] and the systematic treatment of [[linguistical alternation]]s, pioneered [[synchronic analysis]] and [[mathematical linguistics]] *[[Vladimir Bogoraz]], researcher of [[Chukchi people]], founder of the [[Institute of the Peoples of the North]] *[[Otto von Böhtlingk]], prominent [[Indologist]] and [[Sanskrit grammarian]] *[[Fyodor Buslaev]], philologist and folklorist, representative of the [[Mythological school]] of [[comparative literature]] *[[Marina Butovskaya]], [[Ethology|ethologist]] and cultural anthropologist *[[Vladimir Dahl]], [[Russian language]] [[lexicographer]] of the 19th century, folklorist and [[turkologist]], author of the ''[[Explanatory Dictionary of the Live Great Russian language]]'' *[[Johann Gottlieb Georgi]], explorer, published the first full-scale work on ethnography of [[indigenous peoples of Russia]] *[[Dmitry Gerasimov]], medieval translator, diplomat and philologist, correspondent of European [[Renaissance]] scholars[[File:1872. Портрет писателя Владимира Ивановича Даля.jpg|thumb|90px|[[Vladimir Dahl]]]] *[[Vladislav Illich-Svitych]], founder of [[Nostratic]] linguistics *[[Vyacheslav Ivanov (philologist)|Vyacheslav Ivanov]], founder of [[glottalic theory]] of [[Indo-European languages|Indo-European]] [[consonant]]ism *[[Roman Jakobson]], preeminent 20th-century linguist and literary theorist, a founder of [[phonology]], major [[Slavist]], author of [[Jackobson's Communication Model]] *[[Pyotr Kafarov]], prominent [[sinologist]], developed the [[cyrillization of Chinese]], discovered ''[[The Secret History of the Mongols]]'' *[[Yuri Knorozov]], linguist, [[epigrapher]] and ethnographer, deciphered the [[Maya script]], proposed a decipherment for the [[Indus script]] *[[Nikolay Krushevsky]], co-inventor of the concept of [[phoneme]] and the systematic treatment of linguistical alternations *[[Gerasim Lebedev]], pioneer of [[Indology]], introduced [[Bengali alphabet|Bengali script]] typing to Europe, founded the first European-style [[theater]] in India *[[Dmitry Likhachov]], major 20th-century expert on [[Old East Slavic]] and literature[[File:Miklukho-Maklai.jpg|thumb|90px|[[Nicholai Miklukho-Maklai]]]] *[[Mikhail Lomonosov]], polymath scientist and artist, wrote a [[grammar]] that reformed Russian literary language by combining [[Old Church Slavonic]] with vernacular tongue *[[Nikolay Lvov]], polymath artist and scientist, compiled the first significant collection of [[Russian folk songs]], published epic [[bylina]]s *[[Richard Maack]], naturalist and ethnographer of [[Siberia]] *[[Sergey Malov]], turkologist, classified the [[Turkic alphabet (disambiguation)|Turkic alphabets]], deciphered the ancient [[Orkhon script]] *[[Nicholas Marr]], put forth a pseudo-linguistic ''[[Japhetic theory]]'' on the [[origin of language]] *[[Igor Melchuk]], structural linguist, author of [[Meaning-Text Theory]] *[[Nicholai Miklukho-Maklai]], anthropologist who lived and traveled among the natives of [[Papua New Guinea]] and [[Pacific islands]], prominent [[anti-racist]] *[[Semyon Novgorodov]], [[Yakuts|Yakut]] politician and linguist, creator of written [[Yakut language]] ([[Sakha scripts]]) [[File:Nikolai Trubetzkoy.jpg|thumb|90px|[[Nikolai Trubetzkoy]]]] *[[Stephan of Perm]], 14th-century missionary, converted [[Komi Permyaks]] to Christianity and invented the [[Old Permic script]] *[[Yevgeny Polivanov]], linguist, orientalist and [[polyglot (person)|polyglot]], developed the [[cyrillization of Japanese]] *[[Nicholas Poppe]], prominent [[Altaic languages|Altaic-language]] researcher *[[Vladimir Propp]], [[Formalism (literature)|formalist]] scholar, major researcher of [[Folklore|folk tale]]s and [[mythology]] *[[Isaac Jacob Schmidt]], first researcher of [[Mongolian language]] *[[Leopold von Schrenck]], naturalist and ethnographer, coined the term ''[[Paleo-Asiatic]] peoples'', the first director of the [[Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography]] *[[Aleksey Shakhmatov]], founder of [[Textual criticism|textology]], prepared major 20th-century [[reforms of Russian orthography]], pioneered the systematic research of [[Old Russian]] and medieval [[Russian literature]][[File:Zalizn 5.jpg|thumb|90px|[[Andrey Zaliznyak]]]] *[[Lev Shcherba]], [[phonetician]] and [[phonologist]], author of the ''[[glokaya kuzdra]]'' phrase *[[Fyodor Shcherbatskoy]], [[Indologist]], initiated the scholarly study of [[Buddhist]] philosophy in the West *[[Izmail Sreznevsky]], leading 19th-century [[Slavist]], published ''[[Codex Zographensis]]'', ''[[Codex Marianus]]'' and ''[[Kiev Fragments]]'' *[[Sergei Starostin]], prominent supporter of [[Altaic languages|Altaic]] theory, proposed the [[Dené–Caucasian languages]] [[macrofamily]], reconstructed several Eurasian proto-languages *[[Vasily Tatischev]], geographer, ethnographer and historian, compiled the first encyclopedic [[dictionary]] of [[Russian language]] *[[Tenevil]], [[Chukchi people|Chukchi]] [[reindeer herder]] who created a writing system for the [[Chukchi language]] *[[Nikolai Trubetzkoy]], principal developer of [[phonology]] and inventor of [[morphophonology]], defined [[phoneme]], a founder of the [[Prague School]] of [[structural linguistics]] *[[Dmitry Ushakov]], author of the academic ''[[Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language (Ushakov)|Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language]]''[[File:1908-kl-t-zamenhof.jpg|thumb|90px|[[Ludwik Zamenhof]]]] *[[Max Vasmer]], leading [[Indo-European languages|Indo-European]], [[Finno-Ugric languages|Finno-Ugric]] and [[Turkic languages|Turkic]] [[etymologist]], author of the ''Etymological dictionary of the [[Russian language]]'' *[[Viktor Vinogradov]], linguist and philologist, founder of the [[Russian Language Institute]] *[[Alexander Vostokov]], coined the term ''[[Old Church Slavonic]]'', discovered the ''[[Ostromir Gospel]]'' (the most ancient book in [[East Slavic language]]), pioneered the research of [[Russian grammar]] *[[Andrey Zaliznyak]], author of the comprehensive systematic description of Russian [[inflection]], prominent researcher of the [[Old Novgorod dialect]] and [[birch bark document]]s, proved the authenticity of the ''[[Tale of Igor's Campaign]]'' *[[L. L. Zamenhof]], inventor of [[Esperanto]], the most widely spoken [[Constructed language|constructed]] [[international auxiliary language]]
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