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Barbara Partee and Vladimir Borschev The Genitive of Negation in Russian: Multiple Perspectives on a Multi-Faceted Problem



Svetlana Adonyeva
and Olga Levitski

Irina Agafonova

Cori Anderson

Svitlana Antonyuk-Yudina

Barbara Bacz

Eva G. Bar-Shalom,Elena Zaretsky

Christopher Becker

Martina Björklund

Vrinda Chidambaram

Steven Clancy

Daniel E. Collins

Stephen M. Dickey
and Marc L. Greenberg

Dagmar Divjak

Andrew Dombrowski

Bostjan Dvorak

Marina Dyakonova

Kat Dziwirek
Ronald F. Feldstein On the Formal and Semantic Structure of Russian Dual Simplexes and Dual Perfectives


Mirjam Fried

Natalia Gagarina

Frank Y. Gladney

Lydia Grebenyova When Multiple Wh-fronting is Not Multiple

Lenore Grenoble Conversational Structure, Syntax and the Clause in Russian

Tatjana Ilic

Alina Israeli The meaning and polysemy of the alternative conjunction a to

Tania Ivanova-Sullivan

Laura A. Janda

Elena Kallestinova

Vsevolod M. Kapatsinski

Olga Khomitsevich

Andrew Kier

Bora Kim

Myung-ja Kim Continuity and anaphoric expressions in Russian

Alexei Kochetov

P. Kosta

Elena Koudinova

Alexander Krasovitsky,
Matthew Baerman, Dunstan Brown,
Greville G. Corbett and Alison Long		 PREDICATE NOUNS IN RUSSIAN

Julia Kuznetsova The first verb of pseudocoordination as an auxiliary

Kyongjoon Kwon Morphosyntactic Evidence for the Early Development of Animacy in Novgorod

Keith Langston

Traci Lindsey

Nerea Madariaga SYNTACTIC CHANGE AND SELECTIONAL PROPERTIES: OF THE RUSSIAN VERB BOJAT’SJA

Evguenia Malaia

Stela Manova Paradigm Linkage and Bulgarian Verb Inflection

Marijana Marelj

Julia McAnallen

Irina Mikaelian

Anna Mikhaylova

Jasmina Milicevic Grammatical Voice in Serbian. A Dependency-Based Description

Tatsuhide Mizoe

Elena Morabito

Erin Elizabeth Moulton

Natalya B. Muzinich Automated Text Segmentation of Russian Child-Directed Speech

Roksolana Mykhaylyk Direct Object Raising in Ukrainian: A or Ā movement?

Tore Nesset

Johanna Nichols Stance verbs and the sociolinguistics of the Slavic expansion

Robert Orr

Jeanette Owen

Elena Paducheva Imperfective of negation in Russian

Roumyana Pancheva The Position of Tense in the Old Church Slavonic Clause

Renee Perelmutter

Anita Peti-Stantić

Elena Petroska Collectivity, Collective Plural and Collective Nouns in Macedonian

Ljiljana Progovac Fossilized Imperative in Compounds and Other Expressions

Ekaterina V. Rakhilina

Marina Rojavin The meanings and use of the verbs идти – ходить: functional and semantical analysis and categorical situations

Nina Rojina Russian multiple wh-questions revisited

Raisa Rozina Metonymy in Modern Standard and Non-standard Russian

George Rubinstein On Regular Polysemy and Semantic Inheritance of Russian Verbs and Their Syntactic Derivatives

Kinga Rudnicka

Věra Schmiedtová What did the totalitarian language in the former socialistic Czechoslovakia look like?

Lilia Schuercks Binding and Point of View

Alexei Shmelev
and Anna Zalizniak

Miriam Shrager Neutralization of Word-Final Voicing in Russian

Maria Alley, Bryan Brookes
and Andrea D. Sims		 On Russian verbal gaps and non-optimality in language

Danko Šipka A Case Study in Sociocognitive Terminology

Oxana Skorniakova The existence of expletive subjects in Russian

Natalia Slioussar Adverb placement and postverbal subjects: A call for a new theory of Russian scrambling

Anastasia Smirnova

Svetlana Sokolova A Special Case of ‘Indefiniteness’ in Modern Russian: the Semantics of Pronouns chto-to, pochemu-to, kak-to

Jens Nørgård Sørensen

Peter Staroverov

Olga Steriopolo Jer Vowels in Russian Prepositions

Oscar E. Swan

Luka Szucsich Dative Subjects of Finite Clauses in Slavic

Mila Tasseva-Kurktchieva

Stanislava-Stasha Tofoska

Lidiya Tornyova

Zdeňka Urešová
and Marie Mikulová		 Valency and Ellipsis Resolution in the Prague Dependency Treebank

Šárka Zikánová Was Older Czech Really Verb-Final?

Anton Zimmerling Encoding strategies in Word Order: the evidence of Slavic languages