| 2025, 4 |
Maria Emilia Winkler, Anastasija I. Gruzdeva, Vadim V. Dyachkov, Egor V. Kashkin, Daria D. Mordashova, Petr O. Rossyaykin, Julia V. Sinitsyna, Sergei G. Tatevosov, Irina A. Khomchenkova |
Scales in the natural language: Some observations on semantics and typology |
42-76 |
| 2022, 3 |
Fyodor V. Baykov |
[Review of:] O. Kagan. The semantics of case. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020 |
155-164 |
| 2022, 2 |
Petr O. Rossyaykin |
Focus particles and negative polarity |
30-64 |
| 2020, 2 |
Natalia A. Zevakhina |
[Review of:] V. Dayal. Questions. (Oxford Surveys in Semantics and Pragmatics.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. 352 p. ISBN 9780199281268. |
152-158 |
| 2019, 2 |
Sergei G. Tatevosov |
Slavic-style aspects |
47-81 |
| 2019, 1 |
B. Wiemer |
Typology of actionality: properties of the finite clause, verb classification, and a uniform approach to inflectional and derivational aspect |
93-129 |
| 2018, 3 |
Samira Verhees |
[Review of:] S. E. Murray. The semantics of evidentials. (Oxford Studies in Semantics and Pragmatics, 9.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. 192 p. ISBN 978-0-19-968157-0. |
154-160 |
| 2018, 2 |
Sergei G. Tatevosov |
O. Kagan. Scalarity in the verbal domain: The case of verbal prefixation in Russian. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2015. 278 p. ISBN 9781107092624. |
139-144 |
| 2018, 1 |
Sergei G. Tatevosov |
Notes on fake causativization. |
7-44 |
| 2009, 1 |
F.I. Dudčuk |
Field studies of two Turkic languages: limits of description and explanation |
126-138 |
