There are several protocols used by different translators from different
countries where standards vary, Mary.
Choose whatever correct version suits your aesthetic preferences and take
comfort from the liklihood that you will be
criticized by no more than 2/3 of your readers.
:-)
mike
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 12:18 AM, Mary van der Riet <vanderriet@ukzn.ac.za>
wrote:
> Dear all
> is there a 'protocol' on spelling Russian names when writing in English?
> (perhaps set by editors or something?)
> I have come across Leontiev, Leontyev, Leont'ev, and Ilyenkov and Il'enkov.
>
> Mary
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