M. A. Puzina
PREFACE |
11 - 12 |
Z. I. Godizova
VERBS OF TOTAL AND EXCESSIVELY MULTIPLE MANNERS OF ACTION IN DIACHRONIC ASPECT |
13 - 24 |
Anatolij F. Zhuravlev
ON THE OWL, WHICH IS FINE, AND THE NIGHTINGALE, WHICH HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT |
25 - 33 |
Sofia I. Iordanidi
SEMANTIC-WORD-FORMATING DESCRIPTION OF DERIVATIVES WITH UNIQUE SUFFIXES IN THE HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IΙ |
34 - 42 |
N. Ya. Kozel
ON THE HISTORY OF THE WORD PROKHINDEY AND ITS LEXICAL VARIANTS |
43 - 56 |
I. M. Ladyženskij
COMPLEX CASES OF IDENTIFICATION OF OLD RUSSIAN UNCIAL HANDWRITING AND THE PROBLEM OF RELATIVE DATING OF CODICES CREATED BY ONE SCRIBE |
57 - 75 |
Larisa V. Prokopenko Vinogradov Russian Language Institute of the Russia
DYNЪ OR B(Ъ)DYNЪ: ONCE MORE ON THE MYSTERIOUS WORD FROM THE LIFE OF PRINCESS OLGA |
76 - 89 |
S. I. Bogdanov, Yu. V. Menshikova
STRUCTURAL MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AS A CRITERION FOR DISTINGUISHING HOMONYMY AND MULTIFUNCTIONALITY OF A WORD |
90 - 103 |
R. Dragićević
VERBAL TRANSPREFIXATION IN SERBIAN LANGUAGE |
104 - 113 |
P. S. Dronov
IDIOM VARIANTS BASED ON WORD-FORMATION |
114 - 123 |
N. A. Nikolina, Zoya Yu. Petrova
LEXICALIZATION OF AFFIXES IN MODERN RUSSIAN PROSE |
124 - 132 |
E. V. Petrukhina
INTRA-VERBAL WORD FORMATION IN RUSSIAN AND CZECH LANGUAGES: (A Systemic-Functional Comparison) |
133 - 144 |
N. B. Pimenova
‘AGENT’ AND ‘INSTRUMENT’ SYNCRETISM IN RUSSIAN WORD FORMATION: SOME TYPOLOGICAL NOTES |
145 - 152 |
L. V. Ratsiburskaya
EXPRESSIVE-EVALUATIVE AFFIXES IN THE “DICTIONARY OF WORD-FORMATION AFFIXES OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE” BY V. V. LOPATIN AND I. S. ULUKHANOV AND IN MODERN DERIVATIONAL PROCESSES |
153 - 160 |
V. S. Elistratov, Igor V. Ruzhitskiy
SOME DEBATABLE ISSUES OF THE THEORY OF UNIVERBATION (on the material of V. S. Elistratov’s “Explanatory Dictionary of Living Russian Speech”) |
161 - 169 |
Larisa L. Shestakova, Anna S. Kuleva
NUMERALS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES IN THE “DICTIONARY OF THE LANGUAGE OF RUSSIAN POETRY (20th CENTURY)”: FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF OBSERVATIONS |
170 - 179 |
Еlena М. Lazutkina
THE CONCEPT “SET” IN GRAMMATICAL SEMANTICS OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE |
180 - 188 |
Ι. Mel’čuk
PSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICATE PLEVAT′III.2b |
189 - 202 |
Iya V. Nechaeva
THE SPELLING OF THE LATEST BORROWINGS AND THE SPELLING PRECEDENT |
203 - 214 |
Jungwon Chung
RUSSIAN LOANWORDS IN KOREAN AND KOREAN LOANWORDS IN RUSSIAN |
215 - 236 |
Maria V. Shulga
NOMINATIVE–ACCUSATIVE PLURAL IN -À: LIMITATIONS AND MORPHOLOGICAL FUNCTION IN THE DECLENSION SYSTEM |
237 - 248 |
V. N. Vinogradova
ON THE IMAGE OF THE AUTHOR IN SATIRIC PROSE: M. E. SALTYKOV-SHCHEDRIN |
249 - 258 |
M. Pietrzak, Ya. Nosovich
THE ROLE OF POETIC TEXT IN ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL EDUCATION |
259 - 268 |
Ji-Hyun Hwang
USING THE WORD AND CONCEPT “POLYPHONY” AS A COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY IN NON-PHILOLOGICAL DISCOURSES: A CASE STUDY ON APPLYING WORDS AND CONCEPTS FROM RUSSIAN PHILOLOGY TO GENERATE INTERDISCIPLINARY DISCOURSES ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP |
269 - 279 |
