Issue XLIII (2001)

Henrik Birnbaum: Slavic, Tocharian, Altaic: Genetic Relationship and Typological-Areal Impact; Marc Greenberg: Is Slavic *ceta an Indo-European Arachaism?; Horace G. Lunt: On Defining Old Church Slavonic: Notes on the Vatican Cyrillic Palimpsest Gospel; B.A. Baranov: К вопросу о третъем лолногласнн в русском яэыке; Marina Tarlinskaja: Verse Form and Meaning: Syntax, Stressing and Stanza in Evgenij Onegin (Analyzed by Chapters); Irena Ronen: Bela and Tamara: An Invariant and variations in Lermontov's A Hero of OurTime; Omry Ronen: "Zerkalo Tenej"; Ian K. Lilly and Barry P. Scherr: Russian Verse Theory, 1989-1995: A Commentary and Bibliography; Horace G. Lunt: Puzzles and Reporters: A Rejoinder to a Recent Article by Henrik Birnbaum; Henning Andersen: The Olaf Broch Symposium. A Centenary of Slavic Studies in Norway: Papers, Oslo 12-14 September 1996; Henning Andersen: Ann Lindvall. Travsitivity in Discourse. A Comparison of Greek, Polisha nd Swedish).; John Dingley: H. Birnbaum and Jos Schaeken. Das altkirchenslavische Wort: Bildung - Bedeutung - Herleitung. Altkirchen-slavische Studien I; Roman Koropeckyj and Stephen Bloom: Paul Robert Magocsi, ed., A New Slavic Language is Born: The Rusyn Literary Language of Slovakia/Zrodil sa nový slavanský jazyk. Rusínsky spisovaný jazyk na Slovensku; Henrik Birnbaum: Literacy in Old Rus': Al'bina Akeksandrovna Medynceva. Gramotnost'v Drevnej Rusi. Po pamjatnikam èpigrafiki X - pervoj poloviny XIII veka; Henrik Birnbaum: Eckhard Eggers. Sprachwandel und Sprachmischung im Jiddischen; Ariann Stern: Dov-Ber Kerler, The Origins of Modern Literary Yiddish; Natalie Kononenko: Valentin Golovin, Russkaja kolybel'naja pesnja v fol'klore i literature

Issue XLII (1998)

Horace G. Lunt: On Common Slavic Phonology: Palatalizations, Diphthongs, and Morphophonemes; Robert Woodhouse: A Note on the Semantic Background of Slav; Henrik Birnbaum: More on the Parent Language of the Slavs and Some of Its Sound Shifts with an Excursus on the Location of Moravia; Horace G. Lunt: Notes on the Rusin Language of Yugoslavia and Its East Slovak Origins; Констан В. ЛИФанов: Генезис словацко го литер ату рного языка старого типа; Keith Langston: Compensatory Lengthening in Ukrainian Revisited; Anna D. Mostovaja: Emotions as Containers: The Semantics of Certain Russian Constructions; Martha D. Ludlum: Evgenij Onegin: Verbs and the Hero's Name in Pushkin's Novel in Verse; James Bailey: Conversation with Dean Worth about the Study of Russian Folk Verse; Andrew Corin: Relative Clauses in Croatian and Serbo-Croatian; Jos Schaeken: Schenker, Alexander M., The Dawn of Slavic. An Introcution to Slavic Philology, New Haven-London: Yale University Press, 1995, xx + 346 pp.; Dean S. Worth: Hans Rothe and E.M Verescagin, eds., Gottesdienstmenäum für den Monat Dezember nach den slavischen Handschriften der Rus' des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts. Teil I: 1. bis 8. Dezember (=Abhandlungen der Nordrhein-Westflälischen Akademie der Wissenchaften, 98 = Patristica Slavica, 2), Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 1996. lxxi +663 pp.; Henrik Birnbaum: Psalterii Sinaitici pars nova (monasterii s. Catharinae codex slav 2/N). Ad editionem praeparaverunt P. Fetková, Z. Hauptová, V. Konzal, L. Pacnerová, J. Svábová. Sub redactione Francisci V. Mares, Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1997 (= Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Schriften der Balkan-Kommission. Philologische Abteilung, 38. Fontes Nr. 2). xxxiii + 201

Issue XLI (1997, #1)

Horace G. Lunt: Common Slavic, Proto-Slavic, Pan-Slavic: What Are We Talking About? I. About Phonology; Robert Woodhouse: Slavic Temporal *gd; Kenneth Shields: On the Origin of the Slavic Pronominal Genitive Singular Ending -go; Andrew R. Corin: Notes on a Typological Shift in Early Slavic Phonology; John Dingley: Committing Adultery in Old Church Slavonic; Anna D. Mostovaja: Social Roles as Containers in Russian; Ian K. Lilly and Barry P. Scherr: Russian Verse Theory, 1982-1988: A Commentary and Bibliography; plus six book reviews.

Issue XXL-XXXIX (1996)

EDWIN BATTISTELLA: The Development of the Extended Standard Theory.
STEVEN L FRANKS and CATHERINE RUDIN: Grammar as a Mental Organ: A Survey of the GB Perspective.
GERALD R. GREENBERG: Developments in Linguistic Theory: The Analysis of Gerunds and Infinitives in Russian.
CATHERINE RUDIN: Multiple Questions South, West and East: A Government-Binding Approach to the Typology of wh-movement in Slavic Languages.
STEVEN L. FRANKS: Empty Subjects and Voice-Altering Morphemes in Slavic.
LEONARD H. BABBY: Morpholexical Aspects of Russian Syntax: Verbal Paradigms and Voice.
GEORGE FOWLER: Word-Internal Case Assignment in Russian.
KATHERINE McCREIGHT: Abstract Case and Morphological Case.
GILBERT C. RAPPAPORT: Relativization and Noun Phrase Structure in Polish.
GREVILLE G. CORBETT: Agreement with Non-Prototypical Controllers.
ALAN TIMBERLAKE: Reflexives with object Antecedent.
HORACE G. LUNT: Proto-Slavic or Common Slavic versus Pan-Slavic Morpholexical Puzzles of Early Slavic Written Dialects: I. Slověnji, II. prosba, III. (a) vy- (b) vyniti vynide
EDNA ANDREWS: The Shift of 'Shame' in Slavic.
ANNA WIERZBICKA: Russian Personal Names: The Semantics of Expressive Derivation.
STEFANA DIMITROVA: Русские интонационные конструкции, чуждые болгарскому языковому соэнанию
KORNELIJA ILIEVA: Модель метаязыка для описания биноминативных предложений

Issue XXXVIII (1988/1995)

A Note from the Editors; Witold Manczak: Polski, litewski i sanskryt a wspolnota balto-slowianska; M. A. Osipova: K etimologii slav. *klobuk''; Christina Y. Bethin: Polish Nasal Vowels; George Cummins: The Declension of Gendered Pronouns in Czech; G. A. Levinton: Russkoe svadebnoe velichanie (k probleme imeni i otchestva v obrhiadovom tekste); Marina Tarlinskaja: The Poetic Universe and Thematic Unity of Innokentij Annenskij's "Trefoils" in the Earlier and Final Variants; Conference Report V. S. Baevskij: Proidennyi put': itogi konferentsii; Review Articles Robert A. Rothstein: The Autonomous Region of Participles; Ronald Vroon: The Manifesto as a Literary Genre: Some Preliminary Observations; Peter Hodgson: Gogol and Performance Criticism: a propos Essays on Gogol, plus 17 pages of reviews.

Issue XXXIII (1986)

Maciej Grochowski: On the Syntactic Properties of Particles (with Special Reference to Polish); Zygmunt Saloni: Obligatory and Optional Arguments in the Syntax of Polish Verbs; Alexander M. Schenker: On the Reflexive Verbs in Russian; Ronald F. Feldstein: The Russian Verbal Stress System; Dean S. Worth: On the Endings -am, -ami, -ax in 16th-17th c. Russian; Cynthia Simmons: Cohesion and Coherence in Pathological Discourse and Its Literary Representation in Sasha Sokolov's Shkola dlia durakov; Dwight Stephens: Archaic Elements and Structures in the Russian Epos; Discussion: Translating Russian Poetry: Anatoly Liberman: 1: A Note on Translating Russian Poetry; G. S. Smith: 2: A Note on the Equimetrical Translation of Russian Poetry; Review articles: Robert B. Pynsent: A Dip into a Czechoslovak Intellectuals' Magazine in English; Irina Paperno: Kak sdelan russkii formalizm; plus 42 pages of reviews.

Issue XXXI-XXXII (1985)

Slavic Linguistics, Poetics, Cultural History, in Honor of Henrik Birnbaum on his Sixtieth Birthday, 13 December 1985: edited by Michael S. Flier and Dean S. Worth; 554 p. Aleksandar Albijanic: Maria Theresa's Regulation for the Shajkas Battalion (1764): An Analysis of Salient Linguistic Features; Ronelle Alexander: Time-Bound and Timeless in Serbian History: Vasko Popa's Uspravna zemlja; M. Altbauer: Znakomito chiniti (Rendering of Biblical Causative Constructions in Slavic Bible Translations); Henning Andersen: Protoslavic and Common Slavic -- Questions of Periodization and Terminology; Jostein Bortnes: Hesychast Doctrine in Epiphanius' Life of Saint Stephen, Bishop of Perm'; Laszlo Dezso: Typological Problems of Case Systems in Slavic and Finno-Ugric Languages; Johanna Renate Doring-Smirnov: Damonologische Vorstellungen in zwei anonymen russischen erzahlungen des XVII. Jahrhunderts; I. Dujcev: Le monde byzantino-slave a la fin du moyen ageen face de l'Islam; L'ubomir Durovic: The Numerals in Serbo-Croatian; Thomas Eekman: Aspects of the Versification and Style of Jan Kasprowicz; Rudolf Filipovic: Accentuation of English Loanwords in Serbo-Croatian; Michael S. Flier: The Non-Christian Provenience of Slavic nedelja; Zbigniew Golab: The Origin and Etymology of Old Russian Krivici; Eric P. Hamp: Slavic t''g-d'a; Johannes Holthusen: Bemerkungen zur kuenstlerischen "Modellierung" im Werk Fedor Sologubs; Gerta Huettl-Folter: Preliminaries to the Analysis of Early Modern Russian; Norman W. Ingham: Sources on Saint Ludmila, II: The Translation of Her Relics; Milka Ivic: On the Origin of the Adjectival Suffix -cat in Serbo-Croatian; Pavle Ivic: Cemovsko polje and Cijevna; Helmut Keipert: Doppeluebersetzungen bei Dositej Obradovic; Emily Klenin: Emotion and Serenity in a Late Poem by Fet; Frederik Kortlandt: Slavi imam; Jules F. Levin: Sweet's Mysterious Russian Informant: An Investigation; Ia. S. Lur'e: Knigopisets Efrosin i bor'ba protiv "glumov" i smekha v drevnerusskoi pis'mennosti; Ladislav Matejka: Conflicting Patterns in the Syntax of Old Russian Law; Terje Mathiassen: A Discussion of the Notion `Sprachbund' and Its Application in the Case of the Languages in the Eastern Baltic Area (Slavic, Baltic, and West Finnish); Nils Ake Nilsson: "Frozen Time" as a Paradigm in Modern Slavic Poetry (Mandel'shtam, Kocbek, Milosz); Konrad Onasch: F. M. Dostoevskij: Biographie und religiose Identitat. Versuch einer Synopse; Riccardo Picchio: Isometric Semantic Markers in the Prose of Patriarch Euthymius of Trnovo; Andzhej Poppe: "Is kuriloce" i "is kurilovice"; Joel Raba: Archiepiscopal Authority and Novgorodian Culture in the Fifteenth Century; Alexander M. Schenker: Were there Slavs in Central Europe before the Great Migrations?; Michael Shapiro: Signs, Marks, and Diacritics; George Y. Shevelov: A Remark on Extra-systemic Vowel Length in Slavic. The Cases of Ukrainian and Macedonian; Anders Sjoberg: Three Judgment Books in the Novgorod Occupation Archives 1611-1617; Edward Stankiewicz: Forays into Slavic Etymology; Alan Timberlake: The Metathesis of Liquid Diphthongs in Upper Sorbian; N. I. Tolstoj: Russk. chur i chush'; Zuzanna Topolinska: On Some Peculiarities of the Relative Clause in South Macedonian Dialects; V. N. Toporov: Poniatie sviatosti v drevnei Rusi (Sv. Boris i Gleb); Juergen Udolph: Zum kirchenslavisch-ostslavischen Dualismus in der Toponymie; Andre Van Holk: The Key Scene in Ostrovskij's The Thunderstorm (On the Analysis of Modal Profiles); C. H. Van Schooneveld: Ancient Greek and Modern Russian epositions: A Speculative Comparison; D. Ward: Which Way Did the Akan'e Go? Wiktor Weintraub: Some Remarks on the Expressive Value of Nom. Pl. Endings of Virile Nouns in Modern Polish Poetry; Dean S. Worth: Animacy and Adjective Order: The Case of Nov''gorod'sk''. An Exploratory Microanalysis; V. K. {uravlev: ralizacih protivopostavleniia paradigmatiki/sintagmatiki.

Issue XXVII (1983)

The Editors: Roman Jakobson; Eric P. Hamp: Ja = Runic ek; Witold Manczak: Czas i miejsce zapozyczen germanskich w raslowianskim; Henryk Birnbaum: W sprawie praslowianskich zapozyczen z wczesnogermanskiego, zwlaszcza z gockiego (Na marginesie artykulu Witolda Manczaka); Herbert Galton: Does the West Slavic Accent Have a Delimitative Function?; Lee A. Becker and Christina Y. Bethin: On the Historical Development and Synchronic Nature of the Slovene Prosodic System; B. A. Uspenskij: Diglossiia i dvuiazychie v istorii russkogo literaturnogo iazyka; Ian K. Lilly and Barry P. Scherr: Russian Verse Theory Since 1974: A Commentary and Bibliography; Reviews.

Issue XXV & XXVI (1982)

Special double issue. Studies for Edward Stankiewicz on his 60th Birthday, 17 November 1980, edited by Kenneth E. Naylor, Howard I. Aronson, Bill J. Darden, and Alexander M. Schenker. A Bibliography of the Publications by Edward Stankiewicz; Hans Aarsleff: Brïal, "la semantique" and Saussure; Ronelle Alexander: Structure and Tradition in the Poetry of Vasko Popa; Howard I. Aronson: On "Naturalness" and Structure in the Contemporary Bulgarian Literary Language; James Bailey: Remarks about the Preservation of Archaic Stressing for Some Nouns in Russian Folk Songs; Henrik Birnbaum: On Linguistic Creativity; Maria Zagorska Brooks: Standardization and the Acquisition of the Standard Language in Poland; Bill J. Darden: Reflexes of I.E. Barytones among Balto-Slavic and Slavic Substantives; Antonin Dostal: Concerning New and Old Forms of Purism in the Czech Literary Language; L'ubomir Durovic: A Swedish Testimony of Vowel Fronting in 17-Century Russian; Thomas Eekman: On the Character of Contemporary Russian Rime; Victor Erlich: Two Concepts of the Dostoevsky Novel; Michael S. Flier: Morphophonemic Change as Evidence of Phonemic Change: The Status of the Sharped Velars in Russian; Victor A. Friedman: Reportedness in Bulgarian: Category or Stylistic Variant?; Zbigniew Golab: About the Connection between Kinship Terms and Some Ethnica in Slavic; Harvey Goldblatt: On Church Slavonic Grammatical Terms and their Greek Counterparts in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries; Eric P. Hamp: On Some Colour Terms in Baltic and Slavic; David Huntley: Old Church Slavonic teshti -- tochiti; Gerta Huettl-Folter: Motivations for the Use of Pleophonic Forms in Povest' vremennykh let; Milka Ivic: Slavic Fruit and Vegetable Names and Countability; Roman Iakobson: Zaumnyj Turgenev; D. Barton Johnson: The Role of Synesthesia in Jakobson's Theory of Language; Kostas Kazazis: Reanalysis in Modern Greek Women's Surnames; V. V. Kolesov: Iz zametok po drevnerusskoi poetike; Wladyslaw Lubas: Types of Linguistic Variants in Contemporary Polish; Hugh McLean: Walls and Wire: Notes on the Prison Theme in Russian Literature; Lew R. Micklesen: The Accentology of Slavic Verbs in -i-; John S. Miletich: Toward a Stylistic Description of Expressionist Lyric: The German Phenomenon and its Croatian Analogs; Kenneth E. Naylor: Phonology Affecting Morphology: The Case of Serbocroatian Indeclinables; Lawrence W. Newman: The Genitive-Accusative in Russian; Nils Ake Nilsson: Tuwim's Sokrates tanczacy; Felix J. Oinas: St. George as Forest Spirit; Martina Orozhen: The Lexico-Phraseological Development of the Slovenian Literary Language in the 18th Century; Joseph Paternost: Structural and Semantic Aspects of Slovenian Place Names; Asim Peco: Serbo-Croatian Verbs of the Type krenuti-krenem; Iordan Penchev: The Conjunctions da and za da `in order to' in Standard Bulgarian; Svetozar Petrovic: Enjambement in Serbo-Croatian: A Stable Background; Riccardo Picchio: On Church Slavonic Isonorms; Kazimierz Polanski: Some Remarks on the Development of Jers in Polabian; Krystyna Pomorska: Tolstoy -- Contra Semiosis; Lucylla Pszczolowska: Verse Forms -- Their Stylistic and Semantic Values; David F. Robinson: The Ledesma Nauk Karstianski of 1583 and Its Inclusion in Stulli's Rjecsosloxje of 1806; Robert A. Rothstein: Hucpa and the Klezmer, or What Yiddish Gave to Polish; Alexander Schenker: The Etymology of Czech nahraditi `to compensate, replace'; Franciszek Slawski: Common Slavic drug'' and Its Derivatives; Kiril Taranovsky: The Rhythmical Structure of the Notorious Russian Poem Luka; Olga Adler Titelbaum: The Role of Affixation in Russian Voice and Aspect; C. H. Van Schooneveld: The Extension Feature in Russian; August Robert Vavrus: On the Translation of a Passage in the Vita Methodii; Walter N. Vickery: Hamlet and Don Juan in Blok: "Shagi Komandora"; Bozhidar Vidoeski: A Phonological Description of the Dialect of the Village of Sekavec; Wiktor Weintraub: Polish Stanczyk; Robert H. Whitman: A Note on Prose; Dean S. Worth: Preposition Repetition in Old Russian.

Issue XXIII (1981)

V. Toporov: Pamiati K. P. Bogatyreva; Boris Oguibenine: Un modìle conceptuel pour l'ïtymologie du slave commun vorgu `ennemi'; Alan Timberlake: Dual Reflexes of *dj in Slavic and a Morphological Constraint on Sound Change; Gerald Stone: Pronominal Address in Polish; Mark J. Elson: Macedonian Verbal Morphophonemics; Roman Jakobson: Notes on the Declension of Pronouns in Contemporary Russian; Charles J. Halperin: Some Observations on Interpolations in the Skazanie o Mamaevom poboishche; James Bailey: The Russian Three-Stress Dol'nik with Zero Anacrusis; Lawrence E. Feinberg and Emily R. Klenin: Development and Stasis in Blok's "O doblestiakh, o podvigakh, o slave"; Ian K. Lilly: On the Rich Rhymes of M. N. Murav'ev; Walter N. Vickery: Derzhavin's "Na smert' Kateriny Jakovlevny": A Metrical-Stylistic Study; book reviews.