| 1994, 6 |
N.A. Zamyatina |
A manuscript card-index “Materials for a Dictionary of graphic arts of Old and New Times" by P. K. Simoni (1918) |
144-146 |
| 1994, 5 |
K. Moss |
Olga Freidenberg and Marrism |
98-106 |
| 1994, 4 |
L.R. Zinder |
Baudouin, Shcherba and the origins of Trubetzkoy’s phonological theory |
126-135 |
| 1994, 3 |
A.G. Shirokova |
The linguistic school of Prague and Academician Bohuslav Havránek |
129-141 |
| 1993, 3 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
On the anthropocentric and systemcentric approaches to language |
15-26 |
| 1993, 3 |
V.A. Tatarinov |
From the history of Russian terminology science: Ernest Karlovič Drezen |
113-119 |
| 1993, 2 |
Oleg A. Radchenko |
Linguophilosophical neoromanticism of J.L. Weisgerber |
107-114 |
| 1993, 1 |
A.I. Moiseev |
From the history of Russian linguistic terminology (павза–пауза) |
129-135 |
| 1993, 1 |
E.B. Žižov |
On the origins of the Russian official speech. M.L. Magnickij’s book “A short manual of official language for beginning clerks” |
136-142 |
| 1993, 1 |
A.A. Alekseev |
[Review] The ABC-books of XVI—XVII centuries: The latest version of Birgegård U. Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeld and Lexicon Slavonicum. Sparwenfeld J. G. Lexicon Slavonicum |
147-151 |
