Year / Number Authors Title Pages
1995, 4 Andrei Sideltsev [Review of:] Indo-European numerals 145-148
1995, 3 Elena V. Uryson Fundamental abilities of man and naïve "anatomy" 3-16
1995, 3 Valentina Apresjan DLJA ‘for’ and RADI ‘for the sake of’: common features and differences 17-27
1995, 3 Aleksandr E. Kibrik, E.A. Bogdanova Russian SAM ‘oneself’ as an operator of correction of the hearer’s expectations 28-47
1995, 3 L.A. Sergievskaya Modality of the compound and complex sentences with imperative meaning in contemporary Russian 48-55
1995, 3 V.Z. Sannikov The pun as a semantic phenomenon 56-69
1995, 3 E.A. Ivančikova F.M. Dostoevsky’s “Raw Youth”: The lyrical narration 70-76
1995, 3 A.D. Shveitser The history of American English: Moot problems 77-91
1995, 3 M.E. Alekseev On the reconstruction of the Common Daghestanian nominal morphology 92-101
1995, 3 Vladimir B. Ivanov The limits of the word and incapsulation in Persian, Tajik and Dari 102-117
1995, 3 A.A. Kerimova The main trends in the development of contemporary Tajik literary language 118-126
1995, 3 Mark M. Makovskij Compendium of Slavonic and Indo-European etymology (on the twentieth anniversary of the publication of the first fascicle of the “Etymological dictionary of Slavonic languages”) 127-141
1995, 3 Georgy A. Klimov [Review of:] P. Lehmann. Historical linguistics. Third edition 142-145
1995, 3 Vladimir A. Plungian [Review of:] A. Martinet. Memoires d’un linguiste: Vivre les langues 145-148
1995, 3 G.Ts. Pjurbeev [Review of:] U.-Zh.Sh. Dondukov. Word-formation in Mongolic languages 148-150
1995, 3 A.V. Superanskaya [Review of:] L.P. Kalakutskaya. Family names. Given names. Patronyms. Spelling and declension 150-152
1995, 3 Chronicle notes 153-159
1995, 2 K.H. Schmidt Reconstruction and transformation of Proto-Kartvelian 3-9
1995, 2 Yakov G. Testelets Sibilants or sound-clusters in Proto-Kartvelian? (The classical dilemma and some new arguments) 10-28
1995, 2 A.K. Matveev Apellative loans and stratification of substrat toponyms 29-42