| 1995, 4 |
Dusmamat S. Kulmamatov |
Middle-Asian business-documents in Russian translation of the 17th century as a source for the history of the Russian language |
101-110 |
| 1995, 4 |
A.D. Dulichenko |
Principles of Jacob Linzbach’s philosophical language (On the sources of linguosemantics) |
111-122 |
| 1995, 4 |
E.P. Zaxarova, M.A. Kormilicina |
Problems of functional and stylistic differentiation of the Russian literary language in the works of the Saratov linguists |
123-131 |
| 1995, 4 |
V.G. Demianov |
[Review of:] Dictionary of the Russian language of the 9th-17th centuries, fascicles 1-20 |
132-136 |
| 1995, 4 |
V.I. Čuglov |
[Review of:] Yu.I. Chaykina. Dictionary of geographic names of the Vologda region: The locatities |
136-138 |
| 1995, 4 |
Eugene A. Helimski |
[Reivew of:] K.Н. Меnges. Drei Schamanengesänge der Ewenki-Tungusen Nord-Sibiriens |
139-141 |
| 1995, 4 |
A.I. Kuznecova |
[Review of:] László Honti. Die Grundzahlwörter der uralischen Sprachen |
142-144 |
| 1995, 4 |
Andrei Sideltsev |
[Review of:] Indo-European numerals |
145-148 |
| 1995, 3 |
Elena V. Uryson |
Fundamental abilities of man and naïve "anatomy" |
3-16 |
| 1995, 3 |
Valentina Apresjan |
DLJA ‘for’ and RADI ‘for the sake of’: common features and differences |
17-27 |
| 1995, 3 |
Aleksandr E. Kibrik, E.A. Bogdanova |
Russian SAM ‘oneself’ as an operator of correction of the hearer’s expectations |
28-47 |
| 1995, 3 |
L.A. Sergievskaya |
Modality of the compound and complex sentences with imperative meaning in contemporary Russian |
48-55 |
| 1995, 3 |
V.Z. Sannikov |
The pun as a semantic phenomenon |
56-69 |
| 1995, 3 |
E.A. Ivančikova |
F.M. Dostoevsky’s “Raw Youth”: The lyrical narration |
70-76 |
| 1995, 3 |
A.D. Shveitser |
The history of American English: Moot problems |
77-91 |
| 1995, 3 |
M.E. Alekseev |
On the reconstruction of the Common Daghestanian nominal morphology |
92-101 |
| 1995, 3 |
Vladimir B. Ivanov |
The limits of the word and incapsulation in Persian, Tajik and Dari |
102-117 |
| 1995, 3 |
A.A. Kerimova |
The main trends in the development of contemporary Tajik literary language |
118-126 |
| 1995, 3 |
Mark M. Makovskij |
Compendium of Slavonic and Indo-European etymology (on the twentieth anniversary of the publication of the first fascicle of the “Etymological dictionary of Slavonic languages”) |
127-141 |
| 1995, 3 |
Georgy A. Klimov |
[Review of:] P. Lehmann. Historical linguistics. Third edition |
142-145 |
