The 70th anniversary of Belarusian studies in Poland was marked by a special monograph
Radosław Kaleta's monograph «My Belarusian Studies. From Polish-Belarusian Linguistic and Glottodidactic Research» was prepared for publication on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Belarusian studies at the University of Warsaw. The book contains articles from various years, written in Polish and Belarusian, writes Bellit.info.

Radosław Kaleta's texts were selected for publication from various fields, such as: Belarusian orthography, interlingual homonymy, transliteration and transcription of the Belarusian alphabet, bibliographic databases, attitudes towards the Belarusian language, linguistic Belarusian studies biographies (concerning scholars important for Polish Belarusian studies), Polish-Belarusian linguistic contacts, and Belarusian studies glottodidactics.
The monograph is a unique scientific diary, a testament to individual achievements that are part of the long-standing and diverse legacy of the Department of Belarusian Studies. The book can also serve as an inspiration for one's own research in accordance with the ethics popularized by the founder of Polish Belarusian studies — Professor Antonina Obrębska-Jabłońska.
The book can be downloaded in PDF format from the website of the Department of Belarusian Studies at the University of Warsaw.
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