| 1995, 3 |
L.A. Sergievskaya |
Modality of the compound and complex sentences with imperative meaning in contemporary Russian |
48-55 |
| 1995, 3 |
A.V. Superanskaya |
[Review of:] L.P. Kalakutskaya. Family names. Given names. Patronyms. Spelling and declension |
150-152 |
| 1995, 2 |
Leonid L. Kasatkin |
Some phonetic changes of consonant clusters in Russian, Old Russian and Proto-Slavonic caused by the consonant opposition "tense/lax" |
43-56 |
| 1995, 2 |
A.S. Gerd |
The Russian historical dialectology as an interdisciplinary branch of science (based on the materials of the Russian Pskov dialects) |
57-67 |
| 1995, 2 |
Z.K. Tarlanov |
On syntactic limits of the complex sentence in Russian: revaluation of the known facts |
83-90 |
| 1995, 2 |
Nadezhda K. Onipenko |
The study of complex sentences in the light of the communicative text-typology |
91-98 |
| 1995, 2 |
Galina A. Zolotovа |
Monopredicativity and polypredicativity in Russian syntax |
99-109 |
| 1995, 1 |
Boris А. Uspenskij |
The history of the Russian literary language as an inter-Slavic field of research |
80-92 |
| 1995, 1 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
The literary language in Russia and Japan (an experiment in comparative analysis) |
93-116 |
| 1995, 1 |
I.G. Dobrodomov |
On the sources for contemporary Russian historical lexicology |
117-125 |
