| 2005, 2 |
M.B. Popov |
[Review of:] R.O. Richards. The Pannonian Slavic dialect of the Common Slavic Proto-language: The view from Old Hungarian / Ed. by Vyacheslav V. Ivanov and Brent Vine. UCLA Indo-European studies. V. 2. University of California. Los Angeles. 2003. 234 p. |
131-134 |
| 2004, 6 |
Pavel V. Petrukhin |
[Review of:] R. Benacchio. I dialetti sloveni del Friuli tra periferia e contatto |
134-138 |
| 2004, 5 |
E.S. Maslova |
Dynamics of typological distributions and stability of language types |
3-16 |
| 2004, 4 |
Z. Bagana |
Morphosyntactic interference from the point of view of French-Congolese bilinguism |
102-121 |
| 2003, 6 |
H. Pfandl |
On the pro and contra of purism. Anglicisms and international words and their possible alternatives (based on the materials of Russian, Slovene and Croat) |
108-122 |
| 2003, 4 |
Alexei L. Shilov |
Toponymic models and etymologization of substrat toponyms of the Russian North |
29-42 |
| 2003, 1 |
A.K. Matveev |
On the etymology of substrat toponyms with tamb-/tam-stems |
92-98 |
| 2002, 4 |
E.F. Volodarskaya |
Lexical loans as a reflection of Russian and English contacts |
96-118 |
| 2002, 2 |
Wolf Dietrich |
The influence of American Indian languages on the Romance languages (II) |
64-85 |
| 2000, 2 |
V.G. Gak |
Was A. S. Pushkin's language influenced by French? |
79-89 |
