| 1990, 1 |
K. Heger |
The noeme as tertium comparationis in comparative analysis of languages |
5-25 |
| 1990, 1 |
A. Rona-Tas |
Altaic and Indo-European. Marginal remarks on the book of T. V. Gamkrelidze and V. V. Ivanov |
26-37 |
| 1990, 1 |
A.V. Desnickaja |
On the notion of the secondary genetic affinity and its importance for the study of Balkan linguistics |
38-44 |
| 1990, 1 |
L.A. Gindin |
The Luvians in Troy (an essay of linguo-philological analysis) |
45-65 |
| 1990, 1 |
A.V. Jakovlev |
Juncture in Afrikaans caused by variations in pronunciation |
66-71 |
| 1990, 1 |
A.N. Aleksaxin |
System-forming features of consonants and vowels as reflected in the Chinese syllable-structure (theory of consonantal-vocal coarticulation) |
72-88 |
| 1990, 1 |
K. Lerner |
The sociolinguistic factors contributing to the evolution of a grammatical category (founded on the material illustrating the history of the Georgian language) |
89-100 |
| 1990, 1 |
O.T. Molcanova |
Patterns of geographical names in the Turkic and Indo-European languages |
101-113 |
| 1990, 1 |
V.N. Popov |
The opposition of verbs of non-being and being in Russian |
114-127 |
| 1990, 1 |
E.R. Ioanesian |
The notion of perspective in the semantic description of the verbs of motion |
128-132 |
| 1990, 1 |
В.И. Даль |
The cant of St-Petersburg rogues |
133-137 |
