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Abitova, S. Dzh., K visotam realizma: Problemi razvitiya adig. prozi, Cherkessk: Stavrop. kn. izd., Karachaevo-Cherkes. otd-nie, 1968. [103 pages] Aboulfeda, Géographie, Paris, 1848-83. Abramov, Ya., Kavkazskie gortsi [The Caucasian Mountaineers], Krasnodar, 1927. Abramova, M., Rannie alani Severnogo Kavkaza: III-V vv. n.e. [The Early Alans of the North Caucasus: 3rd–5th Centuries AD], Moscow: Institut arkheologii RAN 1997. [165 pages; monograph; numerous illustrations and maps; bibliography] Abregov (Abrej), A. N., ‘Ареальные отношения на Кавказе и лингвокультурная роль адыгских языков в этом регионе’, paper presented at Conference on the Languages of the Caucasus, Department of Linguistics, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, 7-9 December 2007. Online. Abstract available HTTP: (accessed 11 August 2008). Abu-Rabia, S., ‘Language Proficiency in Four Languages: The Case of Circassians in Israel’, in Curriculum and Teaching, 1997. — ‘Social Aspects and Reading, Writing, and Working Memory Skills in Arabic, English, Hebrew and Circassian: The Quadrilingual Case of Circassians’, in Language, Culture and Curriculum, vol. 18, no. 1, 2005, pp 27-58. Abushkevich, G. V., Kuban za pyatdesyat sovetskikh let, Krasnodar: Krasnodar Book Press, 1967. [348 pages] Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Narti: Kabardinski èpos [The Narts: A Kabardian Epos], Moscow, 1951; second edition: 1957. Adige Weredizchxer [Ancient Circassian Songs], Nalchik: Elbrus Book Press, 1969. Adigean Science and Research Institute (The), Cherkesiya v XIX veke [Circassia in the Nineteenth Century], Maikop, 1991. — Severni Kavkaz [The North Caucasus], Maikop, 1994. Adigebze Grammatik: Fonetikemre Morfologiemre [Circassian Grammar: Phonetics and Morphology], Nalchik, 1940. Adigebze Grammatik: Sintaksis [Circassian Grammar: Syntax], Nalchik, 1942. Adighe, R. (pseud. R. Traho), ‘Cherkess Cultural Life’, in Caucasian Review, Munich, no. 2, 1956, pp 85-104. ‘Adyge Cuisine’, in Passport to the New World, Moscow: Passport International Ltd., November-December, 1995, p87. 17
Akdoğan, N. S., ‘The Roots of Circassian/Chechnian Identity in Turkey’, Discussion Paper, SPIRIT, Doctoral School, Department of History, International and Sociel Studies, Aalborg University, Denmark, 2008. Online. Available HTTP: (accessed 4 June 2008). Akkieva, S., Kabardino-Balkarskaya Respublika: Model ètnologicheskogo monitoringa, Moscow: Institut etnologii i antropologii RAN 1998. [88 pages] Akritas, P. G., Shikova, T. T., Dadov, A. A. and Shortanov, A. T. (compilers), Narodnoe tvorchestvo adigo-kabardino-cherkesov [Folk Art of the Adigeans, Kabardians, and Cherkess], Moscow and Nalchik: Kabardino-Balkarian Book Press, 1957-. Alagözlü, N. K., Code-Switching Patterns and Underlying Socio- Psychological Configurations in the Kabardian Speech Community: The Probable Effects of Urbanization, Ph.D. Dissertation, Hacettepe University Institute of Social Sciences, Ankara, 2002. — ‘Code Switching Between Turkish and Kabardian’, paper presented at The Sixth International Symposium on Bilingualism (ISB6), the Research Centre on Multilingualism and the University of Hamburg, 30 May–2 June 2007. Alagözlü, N. [K.] and Garayeva, M., ‘Social Network and Language Maintenance in Kabardians’, paper presented at Sociolinguistics Symposium 15: Culture, Contact, and Change, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 1-4 April 2004. [Abstract: After the great Circassian exile from Caucassia in 1864, Kabardians, along with other Caucassian peoples, were settled in various parts of Anatolia during the reign of Ottoman Empire. For approximately one hundred and fifty years, they have lived with Turkish people. As a result of this language contact, their language, Kabardian was influenced by several factors, so was Kabardian society. Therefore, in this study, Kabardians’ social network strength and language maintenance index were measured. Additionally, the number of Turkish words inserted into Kabardian language in the corpus data was calculated, which is deemed to support language maintenance index. The aim was to investigate to what extent Kabardians maintained their social bonds and language] Albert, Craig Douglas, ‘Identity and Violence: Analyzing Ethnic Group Behavior in Conflict’, presented to Northeastern Political 18
Page 1 and 2: Circassian Bibliography & Library
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Page 5 and 6: Introduction There are more than 2,
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Page 21 and 22: — ‘Caucasian Epics: Textualist
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Page 25 and 26: Ashemez, R., ‘Periodicals of the
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Page 35 and 36: — Skazki kavkazskikh gortsev [Leg
Page 37 and 38: Instrumental Music of the Circassia
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— (ed.), Kultura i bit narodov Se
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Gishev (Gish), N. T., Voprosi èrga
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Melodies], Moscow-Leningrad: State
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Halle, M., ‘Is Kabardian a Vowel-
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esonate in the eighteenth century,
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Henderson, E. J. A., ‘Acoustic Fe
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(accessed 21 June 2008). Online. Av
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München: Editio Maris, c1996. [343
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— Circassian Culture and Folklore
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Balkarskoi, Severo-Osetinskoi i Che
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Karpat, K. H., ‘Population Moveme
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[Contemporary diaspora identities d
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Keskin (Çurey), A., Hatti/Hititler
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Kabardino-Balkaria], Moscow: All-Un
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Kirzhinov (Chirzhin), S., ‘K vopr
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Kolarz, W., Russia and Her Colonies
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-- ‘Maikop Burial Mound’, entry
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— Adigskaya (Cherkesskaya) èntsi
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Peterburgskoe vostokovedenie [St Pe
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— ‘Aleksandr Polezhaev and Reme
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sailor: With the exact pronunciatio
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Lyule, L. Ya., Slovar russko-cherke
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Mamkhegova (Mamxegh), R. A., Ocherk
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Adigeans. The Kabardians well exemp
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zapiski ANII [Scientific Transactio
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Miyazawa, E., Identities and Gender
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system, the shortage of a productiv
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Nalo, A., Nexwsch Shu [Dawn Rider],
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Nelson, K. S., Cuisines of the Cauc
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the nasab and the hasab, of diverse
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— Patriots and Filibusters: Incid
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Folk Medicine]’, in Sbornik mater
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Orale 6, vol. 1, Publié avec le co
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Polezhaev, A. I., ‘Circassian Rom
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Poullet-Cameron, G., Personal Adven
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— Children of the Diaspora, WingS
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Richmond, W., ‘Long-Term Stabilit
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cherkesskom yazike [Catalogue of Li
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important background for the ongoin
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Serdyuchenko, G. P., Elimination of
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Shazzo, K. G., Stupeni: Iskhak Mash
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— Adigskaya mifologiya [Circassia
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Present], Moscow: Publishing House
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— ‘Ukrashenie odezhdi kabardint
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Materials for the Description of th
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Teuchezh, N., Khabakhu, M., Unaroko
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and Way of Life of the Circassians]
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30 blyud iz nutrii [Thirty Dishes f
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1996, pp 79-91. Online. Available H
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— The Secret of Russia in the Cas
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Walsh, burggraaf, Vader en zoon: ge
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Wixman, R., Language Aspects of Eth
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Yanko-Hombach, V., Gilbert A. S., P
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Appendix The Circassians (also incl
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Maikop culture, together with a sig
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population, especially in the Kabar
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training regime. Frugality and abst
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(Terek), and Shejem (Chegem). Some
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named ‘Qereqeschqetaw’, which m
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demands. Some Kabardians, today’s
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dropped almost 6%, from 240,750 (31
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