| 2004, 6 |
T.V. Mikhailova |
[Review of:] E.Y. Chirkova. In search of time in Peking Mandarin |
138-140 |
| 2004, 5 |
Elena V. Paducheva |
The "incremental theme" and Russian aspectology |
46-57 |
| 2004, 4 |
Yu. Kaneko, Elena V. Petrukhina |
Aspect semantics in the verbal systems of Russian and Japanese languages (comparative analysis of fragments of the linguistic image of the world) |
19-33 |
| 2004, 3 |
V.V. Gurevich |
Different conceptions of the actual sentence perspective |
69-87 |
| 2004, 1 |
I.-E.S. Rakhmankulova |
Some thoughts on the theory of aspectuality |
3-28 |
| 2004, 1 |
A.A. Levitskaja |
Aspectuality in Ossetic: genetic premises |
29-41 |
| 2003, 4 |
Nikolaj V. Percov |
Reflexive passive forms of the Russian verb (in connection with the problem of existence in morphology) |
43-71 |
| 2003, 4 |
A.G. Pazel'skaya |
Aspectuality and Russian predicative nouns |
72-90 |
| 2003, 2 |
M. Guiraud-Weber |
[Рец. на / Review of:] E. V. Petruxina. Aspect categories of the verb in Russian in comparison with Czech, Slovak, Polish and Bulgarian |
132-135 |
| 2003, 1 |
Beatrisa B. Khodorkovskaya |
The rise of the perfect in Latin and the origin of the element -is-/-er- |
63-77 |
