| 2016, 5 |
Polina A. Oskolskaia |
On an understudied verbal form of future with prospective semantics in Tuvan. |
119-136 |
| 2016, 4 |
Irina M. Gorbunova |
Spatial deixis and grammaticalization in Atayal. |
56-85 |
| 2016, 1 |
Fatima A. Eloeva, Dmitri A. Chernoglazov |
Greek perfect as a stylistic device. |
7-24 |
| 2016, 1 |
Ekaterina N. Vinogradova |
Grammaticalization in Russian: from noun to preposition (a case study of body part names). |
25-50 |
| 2016, 1 |
Galina I. Kustova |
M. Nomachi, A. Danylenko, P. Piper (eds). Grammaticalization and lexicalization in the Slavic languages. Proceedings from the 36th meeting of the Commission on the grammatical structure of the Slavic languages of the International Committee of slavists. München: Verlag Otto Sagner, 2014. 436 p. (Die Welt der Slaven. Bd 55.) ISBN 978-3-86688-520-2. |
146-158 |
| 2015, 6 |
Anna Yu. Urmanchieva |
How much impact can grammatical system have on the semantic evolution of grams (a case study on the Tas Selkup system of evidential markers). |
54-77 |
| 2014, 6 |
Svetlana Yu. Toldova, Natalia V. Serdobolskaya |
Verb of speech manaš in Mari: Grammaticalization properties. |
66-91 |
| 2013, 6 |
Tatiana I. Reznikova |
R. von Waldenfels. The grammaticalization of ‘give’ + infi nitive. A comparative study of Russian, Polish, and Czech. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 2012. 334 p. |
144-151 |
| 2013, 2 |
Anna A. Zalizniak |
Semantic change as an object of a typological investigation. |
32-51 |
| 2012, 6 |
Dmitri V. Sitchinava |
B. Hansen, J. Grkovic-Major (eds.). Diachronic Slavonic syntax: gradual changes in focus. Munchen: Sagner, 2010. 208 p. (Wiener Slawistischer Almanach. Sonderband 74.). |
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