Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of letters between two prominent scholars of Slavic languages offers a unique and valuable insight into the intellectual and cultural world of Central Europe in the early 19th century. Dobrovský and Kopitar, both pioneers of the field of Slavic philology, discuss a wide range of topics, including linguistics, literature, history, and politics. Their lively and engaging correspondence offers a glimpse into the debates and controversies that shaped the development of Slavic studies.
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