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Некоторые реликты активного строя в индоевропейских языках. Часть 1
Get PDFSome possible relics of the active(-stative) typology in the Indo-European languages, modern and ancient, are discussed. Indo-European languages are compared with the active Native American languages
Численное моделирование типологической схожести языков в некоторых языковых таксонах
Get PDFThe article considers the Altaic taxon from the point of view of phonostatistics. It analyses whether it is natural to unite Turkic, Mongolic, and Manchu-Tungussic languages into one taxon on the basis of the frequency of occurrence of labial consonants with the help of some statistical criteria. In this case the coefficient of variation, chi-square and t-test are applied to consider the Altaic taxon. The statistical application results show that Altaic taxon is not compact enough. The Turkic, Mongolic on the one hand, and Manchu-Tungussic languages on the other comprise two separate groups and should not be united into one taxon
Глагольно-именное словосочетание attract attention как прототип подфрейма «непроизвольное внимание»
Get PDFThe article deals with the peculiarities of conceptualization of attention. Frame «Attention» is modelled after the analysis of word definitions and extralinguistic data; specific features of subframe «Involuntary Attention» are worked out. The prototypical verbal lexeme «attract (sb’s) attention» is analyzed in accordance with its ability to reflect specific features and components of subframe «Involuntary Attention». Semantic characteristics of studied lexeme are specified
Еще раз об издании февральской минеи (по поводу возражений Ганса Роте)
Get PDFThe analysis of Hans Rothe’s 25 objections – as opposed to hundreds of critical remarks which have been formulated in our article «On the edition of the February Menaion» – leads to the conclusion that in three or four cases his criticism is well-founded: the venerable German Slavist, who is not very competent in Russian, Church Slavonic and Greek, as well as in hagiography and theology, knows his native German language considerably better than any Russian Slavist. The other cases rather confirm the conclusions formulated in the end of our article: «without profound knowledge of the Church Slavonic language and perfect mastery of Russian no satisfactory understanding of early Slavic hymnography is possible», and the continuation of the necessary and important Menaion edition on a high scholarly level is achievable only «with competent and careful editing»
