RAS History & PhilologyРоссийская история Rossiiskaia istoriia

• Fundamental abilities of man and naïve "anatomy"

  Elena Uryson
  3-16

• DLJA ‘for’ and RADI ‘for the sake of’: common features and differences

  Valentina Apresjan
  17-27

• Russian SAM ‘oneself’ as an operator of correction of the hearer’s expectations

  E. Bogdanova / Aleksandr Kibrik
  28-47

• Modality of the compound and complex sentences with imperative meaning in contemporary Russian

  L. Sergievskaya
  48-55

• The pun as a semantic phenomenon

  Vladimir Sannikov
  56-69

• F.M. Dostoevsky’s “Raw Youth”: The lyrical narration

  E. Ivanchikova
  70-76

• The history of American English: Moot problems

  Albert Schweitzer
  77-91

• On the reconstruction of the Common Daghestanian nominal morphology

  M. Alekseev
  92-101

• The limits of the word and incapsulation in Persian, Tajik and Dari

  Vladimir Ivanov
  102-117

• The main trends in the development of contemporary Tajik literary language

  A. Kerimova
  118-126

• Compendium of Slavonic and Indo-European etymology (on the twentieth anniversary of the publication of the first fascicle of the “Etymological dictionary of Slavonic languages”)

  Mark Makovsky
  127-141

• [Review of:] P. Lehmann. Historical linguistics. Third edition

  G. Klimov
  142-145

• [Review of:] A. Martinet. Memoires d’un linguiste: Vivre les langues

  Vladimir Plungian
  145-148

• [Review of:] U.-Zh.Sh. Dondukov. Word-formation in Mongolic languages

  Grigoriy Pyurbeev
  148-150

• [Review of:] L.P. Kalakutskaya. Family names. Given names. Patronyms. Spelling and declension

  A. Superanskaya
  150-152

• Chronicle notes

  M. Gordievskaya / Z. Rubcova
  153-159