Russian Speech. 2019. № 3
| Elena V. Arutyunova Orthographycal Options in Usus. And in the Rule? |
7 - 19 |
| Maria M. Voznesenskaya I Vam Ne Khvorat' (On a New Life of the Old Movie Quote) |
20 - 28 |
| Olga E. Ivanova Orthographic Precedent — How It Works |
29 - 41 |
| Anna D. Cherenkova Kofta-Ubka (Jacket-Skirt), Ivan-da-Marya (Blue Cow Wheat), Ryabushka (Greyhen), Festival... How Many of Them? (New Dialect Vocabulary for Name of New Potato Varieties) |
42 - 49 |
| Alexander I. Grishchenko How Did a Saiga Appear in the Church Slavonic Bible? |
50 - 59 |
| Nikolai L. Vasilyev, Dmitry N. Zhatkin "Dym Otechestva (Smoke of Homeland) Metaphor in the Past and in the Present: Origins in Literature, Semantics, Discourse Functions " |
60 - 72 |
| Larisa V. Mikhailova Solovki |
73 - 82 |
| Lyubov’ A. Sapchenko Russian Proverbs in the Letters and in the Unpublished Album of N. M. Karamzin |
83 - 95 |
| Olga A. Tufanova Chronicle Story “About Troubles and Sorrows...”: Features of the Inclusion of Direct Speech |
96 - 104 |
| Yaroslava O. Gudzova The Language of Smells in the Novel “The Heavenly Ways” by I. S. Shmelev |
105 - 116 |
| N. D. Svetozarova In Memory of Mirra Veniaminovna Gordina |
117 - 127 |
ISSN 0131-6117
