| 1994, 6 |
|
Index of articles published in 1994 |
157-159 |
| 1994, 5 |
A.I. Domashnev |
On the language of communication in the unified Europe |
3-18 |
| 1994, 5 |
Grigorij E. Krejdlin |
The semantic limits of the metaphor and the meaning of prepositions |
19-27 |
| 1994, 5 |
Vadim B. Krys’ko |
Remarks on the Old Novgorod dialect (I. Palatalisation) |
28-45 |
| 1994, 5 |
M.K. Sabaneeva |
The essence of mood |
46-55 |
| 1994, 5 |
R.I. Rоzina |
Object, means and goal in the semantics of full-coverage verbs |
56-66 |
| 1994, 5 |
V.G. Guzev |
On the syllabic nature of the Turkic runic writing |
67-72 |
| 1994, 5 |
E.S. Yakovleva |
A fragment of the Russian linguistic image of time |
73-89 |
| 1994, 5 |
Tan Aoshuang |
The Chinese language and the conceptual world of the speaker: A case study of the marker “men” |
90-97 |
| 1994, 5 |
K. Moss |
Olga Freidenberg and Marrism |
98-106 |
| 1994, 5 |
Vladimir A. Plungian, Ekaterina Rakhilina |
Some trends in contemporary French linguistics |
107-125 |
| 1994, 5 |
Andrej A. Kibrik |
Cognitive studies of discourse |
126-139 |
| 1994, 5 |
Konstantin G. Krasukhin |
[Review of:] E. Polome, W. Winter (eds.). Reconstructing languages and cultures. Berlin; New York: Mouton De Gruyter, 1992 |
140-146 |
| 1994, 5 |
Vera I. Podlesskaya |
[Review of:] W. Croft. Syntactic categories and grammatical relations: The cognitive organization of information. Chicago; London: The University of Chicago Press, 1991 |
147-150 |
| 1994, 5 |
Yu.A. Sorokin |
[Review of:] A. L. Semenas. Leksikologiya sovremennogo kitaiskogo yazyka [Lexicology of Modern Chinese]. Moscow: Nauka, 1992 |
150-153 |
| 1994, 5 |
N.A. Kupina, T.V. Matveeva |
[Review of:] E. A. Zemskaya, D. N. Shmelev (eds.). Russkii yazyk v ego funktsionirovanii. Kommunikativno-pragmaticheskii aspekt [Russian in its real use. Communicative and pragmatic aspects]. Moscow: Nauka, 1993 |
153-156 |
| 1994, 5 |
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Chronicle notes |
157-159 |
| 1994, 4 |
V.V. Sedov |
East-Slavonic ethnolinguistic community |
3-16 |
| 1994, 4 |
V.Z. Demyankov |
Cognitive linguistics as a variety of interpretative approach |
17-33 |
| 1994, 4 |
E.S. Kubryakova |
The early stages of cognitivism: Linguistics — Psychology — Cognitive science |
34-47 |
