Vladislava Warditz
TOWARDS A TYPOLOGY OF (POST)IMPERIAL BORROWINGS: RUSSIANISMS IN LATVIAN SLANG |
10 - 31 |
R. A. Vernyaeva, E. A. Zhdanova
THE INFLUENCE OF FINNO-UGRIC LANGUAGES OF THE PERMIC GROUP ON THE RUSSIAN DIALECTS OF UDMURTIA (BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE VILLAGE OF KARSOVAY, BALEZINSKY DISTRICT |
32 - 55 |
M.-E. A. Winkler, Egor Kashkin
SEMANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF TERMS FOR ‘CLEAN’ / ‘PURE’ IN SOME FINNO-UGRIC LANGUAGES IN COMPARISON TO RUSSIAN |
56 - 83 |
Egor Kashkin
PATTERN BORROWING IN LEXICAL SEMANTICS: SOME EMPIRICAL OBSERVATIONS |
84 - 105 |
E. Klyachko
CONTACT-INDUCED PHENOMENA IN THE SOVIET DOCUMENTS FROM THE FAR EASTERN KRAI (1920S—1930S) |
106 - 135 |
A. I. Kriukova
TWO, ONE, OR HALF AN EYE? ABOUT THE NAMING OF PAIRED OBJECTS IN TATYSHLY UDMURT |
136 - 154 |
Sofia A. Oskolskaya, Natalia M. Stoynova
SEARCHING FOR CONTACTS BETWEEN CLOSELY RELATED LANGUAGES: A VERBAL MARKER OF ASSOCIATED MOTION IN GORIN NANAI |
155 - 178 |
Alexandra V. Ter-Avanesova
PHONOLOGICAL PHENOMENA OF CONTACT ORIGIN IN THE RUSSIAN ONEGO DIALECTS |
179 - 212 |
A. Yu. Urmanchieva
BORROWING OF THE RUSSIAN PRONOUN VES’ ‘ALL’ AND CONJUNCTIONS ILI, ALI ‘OR’ INTO SELKUP DIALECTS |
213 - 241 |
Irina Khomchenkova
NON-STANDARD USE OF PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES IN THE RUSSIAN SPEECH OF NORTHERN SAMOYEDIC SPEAKERS |
242 - 263 |
A. V. Yakovleva
PREPOSITION DROP IN MARI AND BESERMAN RUSSIAN BILINGUALS: A CORPUS-BASED STUDY |
264 - 285 |
Donna Fenton
SUFFIXATION OF RECENT BORROWINGS IN SAKHA: AN INVESTIGATION OF VOWEL HARMONY |
286 - 303 |
Lenore A. Grenoble
CONTACT, SHIFT & THE LIFE OF A LANGUAGE |
304 - 335 |
