| 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 |
| 1990, 1 |
К.Ю. Диброва, Л.П. Ступин |
On the theoretical views of L. Bloomfield |
138-148 |
| 1990, 1 |
М.В. Софронов |
[Review of:] Norman J. Chinese |
149-154 |
| 1990, 1 |
Maria Polinsky |
[Review of:] Ogloblin A. K.The Madur language and linguistic typology |
154-159 |
| 1990, 1 |
О.В. Загоровская |
[Review of:] Sorokoletov F. P., Kuznecova O. D. Sketches of Russian dialectal lexicography |
159-162 |
| 1990, 1 |
В.В. Кальниш, Л.И. Прокопова |
[Review of:] Zlatoustova L. F., Potapova R. K., Trunin-Donskoj V. N. General and applied phonetics |
162-165 |
