Russian Language and Linguistic Theory. 2021. № 2 (42)
CONTENTS
| Sergey S. Say Biclausal causal constructions in Pushkin’s texts |
11 - 40 |
| Sergey V. Knyazev, Ksenia A. Savelyeva Phonetics and phonology in phrase prosody (the case of intonational construction #4 in Russian: phrase accent or boundary tone?) |
41 - 64 |
| Viktor S. Xrakovskij A semantic and contrastive analysis of the phrases kak možno lučše and kak nelʹzja lučše |
65 - 82 |
| Elizaveta Е. Babaieva The semantics of opposites: The Right vs. Left opposition in lexicography |
83 - 103 |
| Alexandra A. Pletneva Transcripts of byliny in 18-century manuscript miscellanies: linguistic criteria of the genre |
104 - 124 |
| Irina I. Makeeva Orthography or grammar? |
125 - 139 |
| Georgy A. Molkov Unusual forms of the comparative in a Russian translation from the beginning of the 18th century |
140 - 151 |
| Boris Yu. Norman On the perception and interpretation of the meaning of utterance (factors determining the activity of the reader) |
152 - 177 |
| Alexei A. Gippius, Dmitri V. Sitchinava Addenda et corrigenda for previously published birchbark letters [XIII]: a pre-publication |
178 - 259 |
| Svetlana M. Tolstaya Materials for the Dictionary of Northern Russian lamentations. Composite lexical units |
260 - 309 |
| Nadezhda K. Onipenko The 52nd Vinogradov Conference in the Moscow State University |
310 - 314 |
| Walker Riggs Thompson S. Kempgen. Afanasij Nikitin: Reise über drei Meere (Xoženie za tri morja, 1468–1474) |
315 - 316 |
Addresses of universities and institutes |
317 |
Notes for contributors |
318 - 319 |


