| 2005, 3 |
M.E. Alekseev |
[Review of:] M.Sh. Halilov. The Georgian-Daghestan linguistic contacts |
142-145 |
| 2005, 3 |
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Chronicle features |
146-155 |
| 2005, 2 |
Тamaz V. Gamkrelidze |
On a certain linguistic paradigm |
3-6 |
| 2005, 2 |
Alexei L. Shilov |
The Baltic-Finnish word-stock and the linguistics of the Eastern Slavonic languages |
7-28 |
| 2005, 2 |
Rozalija F. Kasatkina |
The Moscow akanije in the light of dialectal data |
29-45 |
| 2005, 2 |
Rodmonga K. Potapova |
The subject-oriented perception of foreign speech |
46-64 |
| 2005, 2 |
Valentin Yu. Gusev |
Typology of irregular imperative verbal forms |
65-81 |
| 2005, 2 |
N.A. Kozhevnikova |
Syntactic synonymy in a belles-lettres text |
82-88 |
| 2005, 2 |
Vera I. Podlesskaya |
The Russian verbs дать/давать: the change from direct to grammatical usage |
89-103 |
| 2005, 2 |
M.E. Sоbоleva |
Materials to the history of analytical philosophy of language in Germany |
104-130 |
| 2005, 2 |
M.B. Popov |
[Review of:] R.O. Richards. The Pannonian Slavic dialect of the Common Slavic Proto-language: The view from Old Hungarian / Ed. by Vyacheslav V. Ivanov and Brent Vine. UCLA Indo-European studies. V. 2. University of California. Los Angeles. 2003. 234 p. |
131-134 |
| 2005, 2 |
Pavel Iosad |
[Review of:] J. Mattissen. Dependent-head synthesis in Nivkh: A contribution to a typology of poly synthesis. Amsterdam: Benjamins, 2003. X + 350 p. |
135-140 |
| 2005, 2 |
Nina R. Sumbatova |
[Review of:] Structures of focus and grammatical relations / Ed. by J. Hetland and V. Molnár. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2003. viii + 260 p. (Linguistische Arbeiten, 477.) |
140-144 |
| 2005, 2 |
Yury A. Lander |
[Review of:] F. Wouk, M. Ross (Eds.). The history and typology of western Austronesian voice systems. Canberra: Pacific linguistics, 2002. vi + 474 p. |
144-147 |
| 2005, 2 |
Julia V. Mazurova |
[Review of:] Representing space in Oceania: Culture in language and mind / Ed. by G. Bennardo. Canberra: The Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, 2002. vii + 260 p. |
147-152 |
| 2005, 2 |
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Chronical features |
153-157 |
| 2005, 1 |
Ju.D. Apresian |
On the Moscow Semantic School |
3-30 |
| 2005, 1 |
P. Seriot |
K.S. Aksakov: Linguist-Slavophil or Hegelian? |
31-42 |
| 2005, 1 |
M.I. Shapir |
"To thee there is neither number nor measure!.." On the possibilities and limits of "exact methods" in the humanities |
43-62 |
| 2005, 1 |
Boris А. Uspenskij |
On the origin of the Glagolitic alphabet |
63-77 |
