| 1999, 1 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
[Review of:] L.J. Loveday. Language contact in Japan. A socio-linguistic history |
158-161 |
| 1998, 6 |
L.E. Kalnyn’ |
Inclusion of dialectisms in the text of the belles-lettres as a kind of contact between dialectal and literary forms of the Russian language |
58-68 |
| 1997, 5 |
Vsevolod V. Potapov |
The problem of dying languages in some regions of the world |
3-15 |
| 1997, 3 |
L.E. Kalnyn’ |
The Russian dialects in contemporary linguistic situation and their dynamics |
115-124 |
| 1997, 2 |
N.I. Tolstoi |
Slavia Orthodoxa and Slavia Latina — the common and the different in the literary-linguistic situation (preliminary evaluations) |
16-23 |
| 1997, 1 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
[Review] J. Edwards. Multilingualism |
131-136 |
| 1996, 6 |
I.T. Piirainen |
Politeness as a linguistic category |
100-105 |
| 1995, 6 |
A.D. Shveitser |
The American variant of the English literary language: Ways of formation and contemporary status |
3-16 |
| 1995, 6 |
L.P. Krysin |
[Review of:] A.D. Dulichenko. The Russian language of the end of the 20th century |
129-132 |
| 1995, 5 |
A.I. Domashnev |
The international status of German (on the publication of U. Ammon’s book “Die internationale Stellung der deutschen Sprache”) |
56-59 |
