First Tuvan abecedaries

Authors

  • Marina S. Oorzhak Institute for the Development of Ethnic School, Ministry of Education and Research, Republic of Tuva

Keywords:

Tuvan language, Tuvan abecedary, Peoples Republic of Tuva, Tuvan written language, literacy project

Abstract

Article describes the first Tuvan textbooks published in Peoples Republic of Tuva (1921-1944). Special attention is paid to the aspiration of Tuvan people to knowledge.

References

Bicheldei, K. A. (2000) Buzykaev i Briukhanov – avtory pervogo uchebnika tuvinskogo iazyka na osnove russkoi grafiki // Bashky. № 5–6. S. 121–123.

Istoriia Tuvy (1964) M.: Nauka. T. 2.

Knigi perioda Tuvinskoi Narodnoi Respubliki (1930–1944 gg.) (1989) / sost. Z. M. Mongush. Kyzyl: Tuv. kn. izd-vo.

Serdobov, N. A. (1953) Narodnoe obrazovanie v Tuve: kratkii istoricheskii ocherk / red. S. K. Toka. Kyzyl: Tuv. kn. izd.

Erenchin, V. (1950) V stepiakh Erzina / per. s tuv. A. A. Pal'mbakh // Tuvinskaia pravda. 15 okt. S. 3.

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Published

04.12.2014

Issue

No. 4 (2014)

Section

First attempt at writing

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Author Biography

  • Marina S. Oorzhak Institute for the Development of Ethnic School, Ministry of Education and Research, Republic of Tuva
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