| 2011, 1 |
Alexander A. Sokolyansky |
Gradual oppositions in the core of Russian vocalism. |
66-75 |
| 2010, 5 |
Alexei M. Belov |
Treatment of quantitative rhythmics in the modern linguistic theories. |
25-43 |
| 2009, 5 |
Natalia V. Kuznetsova |
Suprasegmental phonology of Soikkola Ingrian: a typological approach. |
18-47 |
| 2009, 4 |
Leonid L. Kasatkin |
Perception of speech sounds in different phonetic positions. |
87-91 |
| 2009, 2 |
Leonid L. Kasatkin |
On the nature of phoneme. |
92-102 |
| 2008, 4 |
Pavel Iosad |
The Optimality Theory: an overview. |
104-121 |
| 2008, 3 |
Ilya B. Itkin |
P. Garde. Le mot, l’accent, la phrase. Études de linguistique slave et générale. |
142-150 |
| 2007, 3 |
Alexander A. Sokolyansky |
On the status of the sound [ц] and phoneme <ц> in contemporary literary Russian. |
121-135 |
| 2006, 5 |
S.N. Tseitlin |
[Review of:] G.M. Bogomazov. Age phonology (the two-level phonological system and its role in creating linguistic feeling and literacy in pupils of 1-6 forms) |
146-148 |
| 2006, 4 |
Ilya A. Gruntov |
[Review of:] Е.Л. Kuz'menkov. Phonological system of contemporary Mongolian; J.-0. Svantesson, A. Tsendina, A. Mukhanova-Karlsson, V. Franzén. The phonology of Mongolian. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005. 336 p. |
126-130 |
