Maxim O. Bazhukov, Ekaterina V. Rakhilina
The “Diachronicon” database: history, aims, structure |
11 - 30 |
Evgeniya V. Budennaya, Kristina V. Litvintseva, Anastasia V. Yakovleva
On the development of constructions X znaet ‘X knows’ from a diachronic perspective |
31 - 69 |
Anastasia A. Andreeva, Ksenia O. Dunaeva
Towards the history of two constructions with the idiom ne v primer |
70 - 102 |
Lubov’ A. Barkova
The history of the idiom ne zanimat’: reanalysis that has strayed off the path |
103 - 128 |
Darya S. Kharlamova
History and development of the intensifier ot korki do korki |
129 - 149 |
Anna V. Panova, Evgeniya V. Budennaya
Our circle is hour by hour thinning out: on diachrony of semantics and collocations of the construction čas ot času |
150 - 184 |
Anatoly N. Baranov, Мaria М. Voznesenskaya, Dmitrij O. Dobrovol’skij, Кseniia L. Kiseleva, Anastasiia D. Kozerenko, Ekaterina V. Sharapova
Russian idioms in dynamics: sources and preliminary results |
185 - 213 |
Evgenij A. Balashov
Occasional author’s idioms in the fiction works of F. Dostoevsky |
214 - 240 |
Elena V. Uryson
Towards the description of grammar periphery: syntax and semantics of Russian item ne dokhodia do (muzeja) (lit.: ‘before reaching the museum’) |
241 - 254 |
Mikhail S. Teikin
Complex questions of hyphenation in toponyms |
255 - 296 |
