Textbooks

Gary Browning, David K. Hart, and Raisa Solovyova

$39.95
978-0-89357-302-7
vi + 314
2001

Students learning Russian require more time for grammar than students of most other languages. Developing an adequate vocabulary presents an even greater challenge. But in vocabulary acquisition, students of Russian have an impressive potential advantage. With training, students can build a large vocabulary based on a relatively few very productive word elements – roots, prefixes, and suffixes. In Russian the...

Rodica C. Botoman, Donald E. Corbin, E. Garrison Walters

$29.95
0-89357-087-7
iii + 199
1982

Fifteen chapters covering a variety of topics. Many illustrations and much cultural information. Romanian-English glossary at the end.

"...this excellent manual ... is eminently suited to those seeking material in Rumanian that may be used for listening comprehension, oral work, and reading and writing exercises." (SEER)

Marianna Bogojavlensky

$34.95
0-89357-096-6
xviii + 450
1982

A solid review grammar with many examples, lots of exercises, and done in a systematic way. Chapters on each of the cases, nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, numerals, relative clauses, time expressions; appendices and selected Russian-English and English-Russian vocabularies. For second, third, and fourth-year classes.

 

"...this book contains an enormous amount of well organized information" (CSP) "It fills a long-felt...

Natalya Baranskaya, Edited by Lora Paperno, Natalie Roklina, and Richard Leed

$19.95
978-0-89357-202-0
92
1989

This is a novelistic first-person account of a typical week in the life of a Soviet woman and her efforts to hold down two full-time jobs: one as a scientist in a laboratory, the other as a mother and wife. The general problem is a familiar one in the West, too, but the story is full of intimate details of...

$44.95
0-89357-207-1
526
1990

Professor Aronson's book, originally published in 1982, was the first grammar of Georgian for beginners to be published in English. The goal of the book is to enable a student to read Georgian literature (primarily scholarly) with the aid of a dictionary. The course consists of fifteen lessons, the first of which is devoted to the sound and writing systems...

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