Year / Number Authors Title Pages
1994, 5 K. Moss Olga Freidenberg and Marrism 98-106
1994, 5 Vladimir A. Plungian, Ekaterina Rakhilina Some trends in contemporary French linguistics 107-125
1994, 5 Andrej A. Kibrik Cognitive studies of discourse 126-139
1994, 5 Konstantin G. Krasukhin [Review of:] E. Polome, W. Winter (eds.). Reconstructing languages and cultures. Berlin; New York: Mouton De Gruyter, 1992 140-146
1994, 5 Vera I. Podlesskaya [Review of:] W. Croft. Syntactic categories and grammatical relations: The cognitive organization of information. Chicago; London: The University of Chicago Press, 1991 147-150
1994, 5 Yu.A. Sorokin [Review of:] A. L. Semenas. Leksikologiya sovremennogo kitaiskogo yazyka [Lexicology of Modern Chinese]. Moscow: Nauka, 1992 150-153
1994, 5 N.A. Kupina, T.V. Matveeva [Review of:] E. A. Zemskaya, D. N. Shmelev (eds.). Russkii yazyk v ego funktsionirovanii. Kommunikativno-pragmaticheskii aspekt [Russian in its real use. Communicative and pragmatic aspects]. Moscow: Nauka, 1993 153-156
1994, 5 Chronicle notes 157-159
1994, 4 V.V. Sedov East-Slavonic ethnolinguistic community 3-16
1994, 4 V.Z. Demyankov Cognitive linguistics as a variety of interpretative approach 17-33
1994, 4 E.S. Kubryakova The early stages of cognitivism: Linguistics — Psychology — Cognitive science 34-47
1994, 4 T.V. Toporova On Old Icelandic formulae of Chaos and End of the World and their Indo-European correspondences 48-51
1994, 4 L. Lönngren Compiling a Swedish associative dictionary 52-60
1994, 4 E.I. Shutova On the definition of word in Chinese linguistics 61-72
1994, 4 M.V. Nefed’ev Semantic evolution of verbal prefixes “na-” and “ob-” in the history of the Russian language of 11th-16th centuries 73-83
1994, 4 Yu.N. Karaulov In memoriam S. G. Barkhudarov 84-85
1994, 4 Galina A. Zolotovа On the new possibilities of lexicography 85-95
1994, 4 Galina I. Kustova, Elena V. Paducheva Dictionary as a lexical database 96-106
1994, 4 Ekaterina Rakhilina On lexical databases 107-113
1994, 4 Anatoly N. Baranov Remarks on the Russian words “deskat’ ” and “mo l” 114-124