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Russian Federation
Complete index of SIL publications

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• Availability of SIL publications for Russian Federation
• The languages of Russian Federation

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Agreement

• O’HERIN, Brian, author. 1995. Case and agreement in Abaza.
• O’HERIN, Brian, author. 2002. Case and Agreement in Abaza.  

Alphabet

• Adiĝe alfabet = Çerkesçe okuyup yazmak sanıldığı kadar zor değildir. Siz de bir deneyin = It is not as difficult as you would think to read and write Adyghe. Try it yourself!). 1983.  (Adyghe)
• Adiĝe alfabet = Çerkesçe okuyup yazmak sanıldığı kadar zor değildir. Siz de bir deneyin: Adıgabzeç'e wêcenır, txınır zeraş'oş'ırem fedizew qinep. Weri ze yeplh = Adige lesen und schreiben ist nicht so schwer, wie man glaubt. Versuch du es auch). 1990.  (Adyghe)

Anthropology

• TAMBOVTSEV, Yuri, author. 2001. Review of: Tjurksko-Tatarskij etnogenez [Turko-Tatar ethnogenetic history], by Mirfatyh Z. Zakiev.

Bilingual education

• TOWNSEND, Elaine M.; TOWNSEND, William Cameron, authors. 1975. The USSR as we saw it: From Armenia to Russia, many languages, much progress, sincere friendliness.
• TOWNSEND, William Cameron, author. 1972. They found a common language: Community through bilingual education.
• TOWNSEND, William Cameron, author. n.d. Ils ont trouvé une langue commune: L’identité communautaire par l’education bilingue.

Case

• O’HERIN, Brian, author. 1995. Case and agreement in Abaza.
• O’HERIN, Brian, author. 2002. Case and Agreement in Abaza.  

Cohesion

• VOINOV, Vitaly, author. 2002. "Preliminary observations on cohesion devices in Tuvan expository texts."

Comparative and historical studies

• MUNGER, Scott T., author. 1996. Russian New Testaments: a comparative study of selected portions from three Russian New Testament translations in relation to various Greek source texts and to native speaker reaction and comprehension.

Dictionaries and vocabularies

• CLIFTON, John M., author. 1999. Review of: Russian learners’ dictionary: 10,000 words in frequency order, by Nicholas J. Brown.

Discourse

• HUMNICK, Linda, author. 2009. Pronouns in Kumyk discourse: a cognitive perspective.

Discourse analysis

• BORGOYAKOVA, Tatyana; KNAPP, Peter; TOPOYEV, Ilya, authors. 2002. "Khakas interlinear text with comments on discourse features."
• DESNITSKY, Andre; GIMAEVA, Fanuza; GREED, Teija; KAZENINA, Elena; SHAMGUNOVA, Alfiya, authors. 2002. "Comments on Tatar discourse structure."
• GREED, Teija, author. 2002. "The overt expression of subject in Tatar narrative texts."
• LEONTˀEVA, Sargylana, author. 2002. "Comments on Ойуун Уол 'shaman fellow': a Yakut historical legend."
• VOINOV, Vitaly, author. 2002. "Preliminary observations on cohesion devices in Tuvan expository texts."

Ethnology

• TAMBOVTSEV, Yuri, author. 2001. Review of: Tjurksko-Tatarskij etnogenez [Turko-Tatar ethnogenetic history], by Mirfatyh Z. Zakiev.

Focus

• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Focus in Chechen.  

Language acquisition

• EBENRITTER, H.; REMPEL, K., authors. 2001. "Osnovniye polozheniya ee metody ovladeniya vtrorym eenostrannym yazykum v kuturnom aspectye (Thesen und methoden zum zweitspracherwerb unter berücksichtigung kultureller aspekte) (Basic notions and methods in second language acquisition in the cultural aspect)."

Language learning

• EBENRITTER, H.; REMPEL, K., authors. 2001. "Osnovniye polozheniya ee metody ovladeniya vtrorym eenostrannym yazykum v kuturnom aspectye (Thesen und methoden zum zweitspracherwerb unter berücksichtigung kultureller aspekte) (Basic notions and methods in second language acquisition in the cultural aspect)."

Language policy

• MARSHALL, David F., author. 1992. The role of language in the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Linguistics

• BORGOYAKOVA, Tatyana; KNAPP, Peter; TOPOYEV, Ilya, authors. 2002. "Khakas interlinear text with comments on discourse features."
• BORGOYAKOVA, Tatyana; KNAPP, Peter; TOPOYEV, Ilya, authors. 2002. "Participant reference in Khakas narrative discourse."
• CLIFTON, John M., author. 1999. Review of: Russian learners’ dictionary: 10,000 words in frequency order, by Nicholas J. Brown.
• DESNITSKY, Andre; GIMAEVA, Fanuza; GREED, Teija; KAZENINA, Elena; SHAMGUNOVA, Alfiya, authors. 2002. "Comments on Tatar discourse structure."
• GREED, Teija, author. 2002. "The overt expression of subject in Tatar narrative texts."
• HUMNICK, Linda, author. 2002. "Some categories of participant reference in Kumyk narrative."
• HUMNICK, Linda, author. 2009. Pronouns in Kumyk discourse: a cognitive perspective.
• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Chechen vowel inventory.  
• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Focus in Chechen.  
• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Chechen stress and vowel deletion: an optimality theory approach.  
• LEONTˀEVA, Sargylana, author. 2002. "Comments on Ойуун Уол 'shaman fellow': a Yakut historical legend."
• MUNGER, Scott T., author. 1996. Russian New Testaments: a comparative study of selected portions from three Russian New Testament translations in relation to various Greek source texts and to native speaker reaction and comprehension.
• O’HERIN, Brian, author. 1995. Case and agreement in Abaza.
• O’HERIN, Brian, author. 2002. Case and Agreement in Abaza.  
• VOINOV, Vitaly, author. 2002. "Preliminary observations on cohesion devices in Tuvan expository texts."

Literacy

• TOWNSEND, Elaine M.; TOWNSEND, William Cameron, authors. 1975. The USSR as we saw it: From Armenia to Russia, many languages, much progress, sincere friendliness.
• TOWNSEND, William Cameron, author. 1972. They found a common language: Community through bilingual education.
• TOWNSEND, William Cameron, author. n.d. Ils ont trouvé une langue commune: L’identité communautaire par l’education bilingue.

Narrative discourse

• BORGOYAKOVA, Tatyana; KNAPP, Peter; TOPOYEV, Ilya, authors. 2002. "Participant reference in Khakas narrative discourse."
• HUMNICK, Linda, author. 2002. "Some categories of participant reference in Kumyk narrative."

Optimality theory

• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Chechen stress and vowel deletion: an optimality theory approach.  

Participant reference

• BORGOYAKOVA, Tatyana; KNAPP, Peter; TOPOYEV, Ilya, authors. 2002. "Participant reference in Khakas narrative discourse."
• HUMNICK, Linda, author. 2002. "Some categories of participant reference in Kumyk narrative."

Phonology

• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Chechen stress and vowel deletion: an optimality theory approach.  

Pronouns

• HUMNICK, Linda, author. 2009. Pronouns in Kumyk discourse: a cognitive perspective.

Reviews

• CLIFTON, John M., author. 1999. Review of: Russian learners’ dictionary: 10,000 words in frequency order, by Nicholas J. Brown.
• TAMBOVTSEV, Yuri, author. 2001. Review of: Tjurksko-Tatarskij etnogenez [Turko-Tatar ethnogenetic history], by Mirfatyh Z. Zakiev.

Sociolinguistics

• MARSHALL, David F., author. 1992. The role of language in the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Topic

• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Focus in Chechen.  

Translation

• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Focus in Chechen.  
• MUNGER, Scott T., author. 1996. Russian New Testaments: a comparative study of selected portions from three Russian New Testament translations in relation to various Greek source texts and to native speaker reaction and comprehension.

Vowels

• KOMEN, Erwin R., author. 2007. Chechen vowel inventory.