1998, 4 |
Yakov G. Testelets |
Georgy Andreevich Klimov: An excerpt from Introduction to kartvelistics |
4-5 |
1998, 4 |
Georgy A. Klimov |
A fragment of the unfinished monograph “A sketch of comparative grammar of the Kartvelian languages” (from the section “Phonetics”) |
5-12 |
1998, 4 |
M.E. Alekseev |
Problems of general and Caucasian linguistics in the works of G.A. Klimov |
13-26 |
1998, 4 |
M. Alinei |
G.A. Klimov’s role in the Linguistic Atlas of Europe |
27-28 |
1998, 4 |
Тamaz V. Gamkrelidze |
Proto-language reconstruction and prerequisites for comparative-genetic linguistics |
29-34 |
1998, 4 |
Yakov G. Testelets, Svetlana Yu. Toldova |
Reflexive pronouns in Daghestanian languages and the typology of reflexives |
35-57 |
1998, 4 |
G.Kh. Ibragimov |
The category of aspect in Daghestanian languages |
58-68 |
1998, 4 |
M.Sh. Khalilov |
Chronological stratification of Georgian lexical elements in Daghestanian languages |
69-81 |
1998, 4 |
E.Yu. Kalinina |
Distinction between finite and non-finite verbal forms from a typological point of view |
82-110 |
1998, 4 |
Konstantin I. Kazenin |
Nominal modifiers in Tsakhur and locality constraints in syntax |
111-123 |
1998, 4 |
D. Buyaner |
On the mediaeval Caucasian toponym “Varsan” and its preliminary localization |
124-127 |
1998, 4 |
V. Chirikba |
On Abkhazian loans in the Mingrelian language |
128-142 |
1998, 4 |
V.G. Gak, N.Z. Donadze |
The names of the son-in-law according to the Linguistic Atlas of Europe |
143-150 |
1998, 4 |
Mark M. Makovskij |
Metamorphoses of the word (taboo markers in Indo-European) |
151-179 |
1998, 4 |
G.F. Blagova |
Types of Early Turkic anthroponyms |
180-191 |
1998, 3 |
Oleg N. Trubachev |
Slavic philology and comparativeness. From Congress to Congress |
3-25 |
1998, 3 |
Valentin L. Janin, Andrey A. Zaliznyak |
Birchbark letters form Novgorod excavations of 1997 |
26-42 |
1998, 3 |
E.S. Yakovleva |
On the notion “cultural memory” as applied to word semantics |
43-73 |
1998, 3 |
Vadim B. Krys’ko |
The Old Novgorod-Pskov dialect from the point of view of Common Slavic |
74-93 |
1998, 3 |
E.E. Babaeva |
Who lives in the “vertep”, or An essay on the reconstruction of the semantic history of a word |
94-106 |