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Corbett, Greville G. 2000. Number. (Cambridge textbooks in linguistics). Cambridge University Press.
Magocsi, Paul Robert. 1996. The Rusyn language question revisited. International Journal of the Sociology of Language (120) : 63–84.
Schenker, Alexander M. 1995. The dawn of Slavic: An introduction to Slavic philology. Yale University Press.
Dahl, Östen. 1984. Perfectivity in slavonic and other languages. In Groot, Casper De and Hannu Tommola, eds. Aspect bound: A voyage into the realm of Germanic, Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian aspectology. Foris. pp. 3–22.
Groot, Casper De and Hannu Tommola, eds. 1984. Aspect bound: A voyage into the realm of Germanic, Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian aspectology. Foris.
Monnesland, Svein. 1984. The slavonic frequentative habitual. In Groot, Casper De and Hannu Tommola, eds. Aspect bound: A voyage into the realm of Germanic, Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian aspectology. Foris. pp. 53–76.
Thelin, Nils. 1984. Coherence, perspective and aspectual specification in Slavonic narrative discourse. In Groot, Casper De and Hannu Tommola, eds. Aspect bound: A voyage into the realm of Germanic, Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian aspectology. Foris. pp. 225–238.
Talmy, Leonard. 1982. Borrowing semantic space: Yiddish verb prefixes between Germanic and Slavic. PBLS 8 : 231–250.
Bacvarov, Janko. 1974. Concerning the peculiarities of the Bulgarian grammatical system from the point of view of the functional sentence perspective. In Daneš, František, ed. Papers on functional sentence perspective. Mouton. pp. 185–188.
Rice, Keren D. 1965. Some remarks on direct and indirect discourse in Slave (Northern Athapaskan). In Coulmas, Florian. Reported speech: Some general issues. In : 1–28. : 47–76.
Havranek, Bohuslav, Karel Horalek, Vladimir Skalicka and P. Trost. 1964. The contribution of structural linguistics to historical and comparative studies of Slavic languages. In Vachek, Josef, ed. A Prague School reader in linguistics. Indiana UP. pp. 463–467.