Slavic and E. European J. 49.3 and 49.4+errata
Gerald Janecek
gjanecek at UKY.EDU
Fri Jan 20 19:44:09 UTC 2006
Dear SEELANGERS,
We take pleasure in presenting the final two
issues of SEEJ for 2005. Issue 49.3 is already
in the hands of our subscribers and issue 49.4 is
in final proof stage. This at last puts the
Journal back on something close to its regular
schedule. The article titles in both issues are
provided below.
Please note, in addition, that appended is a list
of errata for Prof. Mark Elson's article in 49.3.
These errata will also appear in 49.4.
SLAVIC AND
EAST EUROPEAN
JOURNAL
VOLUME 49, NUMBER 3 FALL 2005
ARTICLES
ELENA BRATISHENKO: Denominal Adjective Formation
and Suffix Hierarchy in Old East Slavic
MARK ELSON: Analogical Tendencies in the
Evolution of the Macedonian Present Tense
LINA BERNSTEIN: Russian Eighteenth-Century
Merchant Portraits in Words and in Oil
SAERA YOON: Transformation of a Ukrainian Cossack
into a Russian Warrior: Gogol's 1842 Taras Bulba
DANIEL RANCOUR-LAFERRIERE: Does God Exist? A
Clinical Study of the Religious Attitudes
Expressed in Tolstory's Confession
STUART GOLDBERG: Blok's Living Rampa: On the
Spatial and Conceptual Structuring of the Theater
Poems
____________________________________________________________________
SLAVIC AND
EAST EUROPEAN
JOURNAL
VOLUME 49, NUMBER 4 WINTER 2005
ARTICLES
OLGA PARTAN: Shinel' - Polichinelle -
Pulcinella: The Italian Ancestry of Akaky
Bashmachkin
LUDMILA SHLEYFER LAVINE: Aleksandr Blok's The
Twelve: Transformation of Commedia dell'arte into
an Epic
MICHAEL MAKIN: Nikolai Kliuev - Prophet of Loss
JENNIFER J. DAY: Strange Spaces: Balabanov and the Petersburg Text
NATALIA RULYOVA: Piracy and Narrative Games:
Dmitry Puchkov's Translations of The Lord of the
Rings
YANA MEERZON: Every Home is its Own Private
Moscow: Between Geopathology and Nostalgia in
Olga Mukhina's û/YoU
MARK J. ELSON: Analogical Tendencies in the
Evolution of the Macedonian Present Tense: Errata
[see below]
REVIEW ARTICLE
AARON BEAVER: Middle and Monumental Spaces in Petersburg
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Mark J. Elson, "Analogical Tendencies in the
Evolution of the Macedonian Present Tense" (SEEJ
49.3: 378-406):
ERRATA
After the publication of Professor Elson's
article in SEEJ 49.3, the editors became aware
that we had failed to incorporate most of the
author's proof corrections in the final version.
We apologize to Professor Elson and our readers
for this lapse. The needed corrections are as
follows:
p. 378, line 10:
"in the contribution" should be "into the contribution"
p. 381, entry [d], line 4:
"vikam, vika, vikaet" should be "vika, vikat, vikaet"
p. 381, entry [f], line 5:
"e.g., bera/ beri/pi(j)e, bere/pi(j)e; nosa, nosi/broe, nose/broe;"should be
"e.g., bera/pi(j)a, beri/pi(j)e, bere/pi(j)e;
nosa/broja, nosi/broe, nose/broe;"
p. 381, entry [h], line 8:
"noseme, nosete, nosat; X" should be "noseme, nosete, nosat; -A"
and line 9:
"; -A, nosiS," should be "; X, nosiS" [note: S is s hachek]
p. 382, line 12 from bottom:
"super-ordinate" should be "superordinate"
p. 386, lines 27-28:
"not -a(t) of the E conjugation," should be "not -a(t) of one of the others,"
p. 387, line 6:
"a. It was" should be "a. it was"
and line 8 from bottom:
"(i.e., -e, -i, and -ju respectively" should be
"(i.e., -u, -e, and -ju respectively"
p. 388, line 10 from bottom:
"(i.e., schwa < O a" should be "(i.e., schwa < O,
a" [note: O is the back nasal]
p. 391, line 18:
"in a ." should be "in a."
p. 393, line 13:
"internal" should be "internally"
p. 397, lines 1-2 from bottom:
"the A conjugation, was different from that of -S and -
respectively in the second and third," should be
"the A conjugation; cf. -S and - respectively
in the second and third persons," [note: S is s
with hachek and is the null symbol]
p. 399, note 1, line 1:
"nine" should be "eight"
p. 402, note 18, line 5:
"summary of it here impossible" should be "summary of them here impossible"
p. 405, note 38, line 3:
"ized, not" should be "ized not"
Note: Line-final hyphens internal to cited forms
(e.g., p. 403, note 34, line 9) should be read
as boundaries.
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Gerald J. Janecek, Professor Phone: 859-257-7025
Editor, Slavic & East European Journal E-mail: gjanecek at uky.edu
Division of Russian & Eastern Studies
Dept. of Modern & Classical Languages,
Literatures and Cultures Fax: 859-257-3743
University of Kentucky SEEJ phone: 859-257-9854
Lexington, KY 40506
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