2000, 3 |
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New editions |
157-159 |
2000, 2 |
Valentin L. Janin, Andrey A. Zaliznyak |
Birch codici from the Novgorod excavations of 1999 |
3-14 |
2000, 2 |
Arja Ahlqvist |
Merians or not Merians (I) |
15-34 |
2000, 2 |
T.V. Toporova |
Types of cognition in Old Germanic mythopoetical pattern of the world |
35-46 |
2000, 2 |
M.Yu. Mikheev |
On the metaphorical constructions with genitive case in Russian |
47-70 |
2000, 2 |
V.V. Gurevich |
Modality and semantics of verbal aspect |
71-78 |
2000, 2 |
V.G. Gak |
Was A. S. Pushkin's language influenced by French? |
79-89 |
2000, 2 |
Eugene M. Vereščagin, V.G. Kostomarov |
A speech-behavioristic study of A. S. Pushkin's parable on the prodigal daughter |
90-117 |
2000, 2 |
Anton V. Zimmerling |
The American linguistics of today as seen by Russian linguists |
118-133 |
2000, 2 |
Vadim B. Krys’ko |
[Рец. на / Review of:] Н. Birnbaum, J. Schaeken. Das altkirchenslavische Wort: Bildung - Bedeutung - Herleitung. Altkirchenslavische Studien I |
134-142 |
2000, 2 |
Sergei G. Tatevosov |
[Рец. на / Review of:] Theory of functional grammar |
142-147 |
2000, 2 |
Anna A. Zalizniak |
[Рец. на / Review of:] T. V. Bulygina, A. D. Smelev. Language conceptualization of the world (based on the materials of Russian grammar) |
148-151 |
2000, 2 |
A.A. Vinogradov |
[Рец. на / Review of:] Jožef Krekich. Pedagogical grammar of the Russian verb. Semantics and pragmatics |
151-155 |
2000, 2 |
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Chronicle features |
156-159 |
2000, 1 |
A.V. Kravchenko |
The semiosis in the light of natural science |
3-9 |
2000, 1 |
Timur A. Maisak |
Grammaticalization of the verbs of movement: an essay in typology |
10-32 |
2000, 1 |
Yu.N. Panova |
The form of the future categorical tense in contemporary Persian: meaning and range of usage |
33-45 |
2000, 1 |
Anatoly N. Baranov, S.I. Yushmanova |
Negation in idioms: semantic-syntactic restraints |
46-65 |
2000, 1 |
L.M. Savosina |
Transformational paradigm of the sentence and its correlation with actualizing paradigm |
66-74 |
2000, 1 |
Sergey V. Knyazev |
On the origin of akanje in Russian |
75-101 |