Svetlana V. Dyachenko, Sergey V. Knyazev
PHRASE PROSODY OF MOSAL’SK DIALECT: WEST OR EAST? |
14 - 61 |
Svetlana V. Dyachenko, Victoriya V. Ivanova
OKANYE IN THE DIALECT OF THE VILLAGE OF SKNYATINO TVER REGION |
62 - 81 |
Irina B. Kachinskaya
THE TERMS OF KINGSHIP IN ARKHANGELSK DIALECTS: THE PHONETIC ASPECT |
82 - 96 |
Sergey V. Knyazev
PHRASE PROSODY AND INFORMATION STRUCTURE IN RUSSIAN DIALECTS: STATEMENTS |
97 - 122 |
Dmitry M. Savinov
REDUCTION OF UNSTRESSED VOWELS TO ZERO IN DISSIMILATIVE VOCALISM DIALECTS |
123 - 132 |
Svetlana S. Zemicheva, Roman V. Ron’ko
VARIABILITY OF PRESENT TENSE FORMS OF THE VERB BYT’ ‘TO BE’ IN THE DIALECT CORPUS OF THE VILLAGE OF SPIRIDONOVA BUDA (ZLYNKOVSKIJ DISTRICT, BRYANSK REGION): A PROBLEM AT THE INTERSECTION OF GRAMMAR AND SOCIOLINGUISTICS |
133 - 149 |
Anna V. Malysheva
THE DATIVE SUBJECT IN THE OSKOL DIALECT OF ROGOVATOE VILLAGE |
150 - 169 |
Sergey L. Nikolaev
FEATURES OF THE DECLINATION OF PROTO-SLAVIC CONSONANT STEMS OF THE MASCULINE GENDER IN CARPATHO-UKRAINIAN DIALECTS |
170 - 188 |
Marfa N. Tolstaya
ON THE USE OF PERFECT AUXILIARIES IN CARPATHIAN UKRAINIAN DIALECTS |
189 - 203 |
N. E. Ananyeva
POLISH AND RUSSIAN DIALECTICAL EPONYMS NOMINATIG REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ANIMAL WORD |
204 - 214 |
Natalia V. Bolshakova
LEXICAL AND-SEMANTIC CORRESPONDENCES IN PSKOV-BELORUSSIAN BORDER AREA |
215 - 224 |
Elena V. Kolesnikova
SEMANTICS OF THE RUSSIAN ADJECTIVE GREY IN RUSSIAN DIALECTS |
225 - 237 |
Аleksandr P. Мajorov
DIALECT WORDS IN HISTORICAL DYNAMICS |
238 - 252 |
Sergey A . Myznikov
VOCABULARY OF THE SEAL HUNTING INDUSTRY IN THE WHITE SEA REGION |
253 - 265 |
Elena A . Nefedova
LEXICAL AND SEMANTIC VARIANCE IN THE ASPECT OF THE DYNAMICS OF MODERN DIALECTS |
266 - 273 |
Olga Ju Krjuchkova, A. N. Zhandarova
VERBALIZATION OF CULTURAL IDENTITY IN THE SPEECH OF DIALECT SPEAKERS |
274 - 284 |
Olesya D. Surikova
SEMANTIC MICROSYSTEMS IN THE FOLK CALENDAR AS A MNEMONIC TOOL (BASED ON DATA FROM THE KOSTROMA REGION) |
285 - 298 |
S.M. Tolstaya
ONE TYPE OF CHRONONYMS IN THE RUSSIAN FOLK CALENDAR |
299 - 305 |
Elena A. Galinskaya
REPETITION OF PREPOSITION IN SOUTHERN RUSSIAN DIALECTS |
306 - 313 |
Olga E. Karmakova, Irina A . Bukrinskaja
BELOZERYE DIALECTS IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER NORTHERN RUSSIAN DIALECTS |
314 - 333 |
Vladimir Pykhov
MAPS OF THE COMMON SLAVIC LINGUISTIC ATLAS AS A SOURCE OF MULTIFACETED LINGUISTIC INFORMATION |
334 - 342 |
Maria N. Sheveleva
ON THE POSSESSIVE DATIVE CASE IN OLD RUSSIAN TEXTS AND IN MODERN RUSSIAN DIALECTS |
343 - 355 |
Irina A . Bukrinskaja, Olga E. Karmakova
MOSCOW DIALECTOLOGICAL SCHOOL: ORIGINS, METHODS AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS (On the 60th anniversary of the publication of the academic work “Russian dialectology”) |
356 - 372 |
Nina S. Gantsovskaya
L. L. KASATKIN AND THE HISTORY OF THE STUDY OF KOSTROMA AKAYUSHCHY OSTROV |
373 - 384 |
M. L. Kalenchuk
KASATKIN–ORPHOEPIST |
385 - 392 |
Zh.Zh. Varbot
ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF SEVERAL DIALECTICISMS FROM KOSTROMA REGION |
393 - 395 |
Il'ya B. Itkin
THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE ADJECTIVE SKROZEKOZNY REVISITED |
397 - 401 |
l. V. Kurkina
ETYMOLOGIES of RUSSIAN DIALECTISMS (trat’, snytki, nateshit’, otvoinyi) |
402 - 416 |
Tatyana Shalayeva
ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE RUSSIAN WORDS СУПИР [SUPIR], СУПЕР [SUPER] ‘RING’ |
417 - 424 |
D.Yu. Ilyin, N. A. Tupikova, N. A. Starodubtseva
«VOLGOGRAD IS A SPECIAL CITY FOR ME...»: REMEMBERING MEETINGS WITH LEONID LEONIDOVICH KASATKIN |
425 - 432 |
Elena A . Oglezneva
“A BREATH OF FRESHNESS AND HAPPINESS...” ABOUT THE AMAZING LEONID LEONIDOVICH KASATKIN |
433 - 439 |
