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ID2280
Author(s)Janda, Laura A.
Title

Cognitive Linguistics as a Continuation of the Jakobsonian Tradition : the Semantics of Russian and Czech Reflexives

PublishedAmerican Contributions to the Eleventh International Congress of Slavists : Bratislava, August - September 1993 : Literature : Linguistics : Poetics (1993), 310-319
Editored. by Robert A. Maguire, Alan Timberlake
PublisherSlavica
Classifisation (EN)Slavistics within the Humanities, its Subject, History, Methods and Findings
Development of Research Concepts
Classifisation (RU)Славистика в системе гуманитарных наук, ее предмет, история, методы и разультаты
Развитие научных концепций
Classifisation (CZ)Slavistika v systému humanitních věd, její předmět, dějiny, metody a výsledky
Vývoj vědeckých koncepcí
SoundexC4462; L5648; C4626; J0418; T2722; S8662; R7860; C8840; R7354
Typeperiodical
VolumeXI (1993)
HoldingsSee in WorldCat
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