| 2021, 5 |
Eugene M. Breydo |
Interval model of Russian metrics and strict tonic verse |
106-136 |
| 2015, 6 |
Peter M. Arkadiev |
Grammatical theory in the light of the Kayardild data. |
108-139 |
| 2014, 4 |
Aleksandr A. Xolodovič |
Morphological description as calculus. |
114-132 |
| 2009, 3 |
Nikolaj V. Percov |
On exact methods in philology. |
100-124 |
| 2007, 5 |
A.V. Gladkij |
On exact and mathematical methods in linguistics and other humanitarian sciences. |
22-38 |
| 2006, 5 |
A.V. Korochkov |
On the quantitative evaluation of the adequacy of linguistic rules (founded on the material of English reading-rules) |
78-91 |
| 2005, 1 |
M.I. Shapir |
"To thee there is neither number nor measure!.." On the possibilities and limits of "exact methods" in the humanities |
43-62 |
| 2004, 4 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
[Review of:] V. Uspenskij. Works on non-mathematics |
165-169 |
| 2002, 3 |
Nikolaj V. Percov |
[Рец. на / Review of:] V. S. Bajevskij. Semantics of language and of the myth of the Pushkin time |
152-159 |
| 1999, 5 |
A.V. Gladkij |
A sketch of the formal theory of case |
45-55 |
