1992, 3 |
V.A. Xomiakov |
Some typological features of non-standard word-stock of English, French and Russian |
94-105 |
1992, 3 |
Anatoly F. Zhuravlev |
Some quantitative–typological observations on the word-stock of Slavonic languages (Proto-Slavonic heritage) |
106-118 |
1992, 3 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
The linguistic legacy of N. Poppe |
119-125 |
1992, 3 |
E.I. Kedaitene |
[Review] Žuravlev V.K. Diachronic morphology |
126-127 |
1992, 3 |
L.I. Barannikova |
[Review] Dialectological atlas of the Russian language. The center of the European part of the USSR |
127-130 |
1992, 3 |
B.A. Abramov |
[Review] V.P. Litvinov, V.P. Nedjalkov. Resultativkonstruktionen im Deutschen |
130-132 |
1992, 3 |
V.Z. Demyankov |
[Review] Rudenko D.I. The noun in the paradigms of the “philosophy of language” |
132-135 |
1992, 3 |
A.G. Belova |
[Review] Ch. Ehret. Origin of the third consonants in Semitic roots: An internal reconstruction (applied to Arabic) |
135-139 |
1992, 3 |
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Chronical notes |
140-144 |
1992, 2 |
Valentin L. Janin |
Epigraphic notes |
21-36 |
1992, 2 |
I. Hajnal |
The importance of data of the oldest period of the Greek language for the reconstruction of the Indo-European phonological system |
37-47 |
1992, 2 |
A.R. Bomhard |
The aspirated stops in Proto-Indo-European |
48-56 |
1992, 2 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
“The Grammar of Port-Royal” and contemporary linguistics (In connection with the publication of the Russian editions) |
57-68 |
1992, 2 |
A.T. Krivonosov |
Thinking without language? |
69-83 |
1992, 2 |
Anatoly N. Baranov, Grigorij E. Krejdlin |
Illocutive “pressure” in the structure of dialogue |
84-99 |
1992, 2 |
V.D. Ušakov |
Some problems of the comparative study of phraseological collocations in classical Arabic |
100-111 |
1992, 2 |
I.E. Lalajantz, L.S. Milovanova |
The latest studies on the functioning of language mechanisms of the brain |
112-122 |
1992, 2 |
B.H. Bichakjian |
Language evolution: A Darwinian process |
123-134 |
1992, 2 |
F. Jacob |
The linguistic model in biology |
135-143 |
1992, 2 |
E.A. Makaev |
[Review] The linguistic encyclopaedic dictionary |
144-151 |