Maurice I Levin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5937076 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maurice I Levin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maurice I |
| FAMILY NAME | Levin |
| SIGNATURE | LEVIN M I |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Udarenie v sovremennom russkom iazyke
Russian Declension and Conjugation
Irregularities in Imperfective Derivation
In recent years the presentation of Russian conjugation in terms of the one-stem system has received a growing amount of attention due in large measure to the work of Alexander Lipson and Charles Townsend.1 A chief advantage of this system is the high degree of predictability for deriving the imperfective aspect of semantically prefixed perfective verbs. The essentials of the systems of imperfective derivation (= ID) as set forth by Lipson and To…
Stress Notation in the Russian Noun
One aim of any description of Russian noun morphology should be to provide the student with the information he needs in order to produce correctly all the possible forms of any given noun, i.e., such information as gender, declension type, vowel/zero alternation, and stress pattern. Unfortunately, this kind of information is seldom provided efficiently, and often it is not provided at all. Regarding information about noun stress, there are only t…
A Concise Russian Review Grammar with Exercises
Variant Forms in Russian Conjugation
The purpose of this article is to analyze and classify variant forms in Russian conjugation. The variation, as it is recorded in standard Soviet sources, will be examined in terms of the conjugational type in which it occurs as well as with regard to the kind of variation: variation in stress, presence or absence of consonant mutation, choice of suffix, presence or absence of suffix, variation in verb type, etc. It will be seen that variation occ…
Introduction to Russian
On Presenting the Russian Verb
In his article Order of Presentation of Grammatical Structures the Teaching of Russian, Howard Aronson has some significant things to say about a neglected subject.' But one point which Aronson makes serves as the stimulus for this article. Although he recognizes that the ideal basic form of the verb from the linguistic point of view is the full-stem as described by Roman Jakobson his article Conjugation,2 Aronson adds that in presenting Russian …
Russkoe literaturnoe proiznoshenie
Complete Russian Course for Scientists
Russian Made Simple
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Russian Made Simple
Complete Russian Course for Scientists
On Presenting the Russian Verb
In his article Order of Presentation of Grammatical Structures the Teaching of Russian, Howard Aronson has some significant things to say about a neglected subject.' But one point which Aronson makes serves as the stimulus for this article. Although he recognizes that the ideal basic form of the verb from the linguistic point of view is the full-stem as described by Roman Jakobson his article Conjugation,2 Aronson adds that in presenting Russian …
Russkoe literaturnoe proiznoshenie
Introduction to Russian
Variant Forms in Russian Conjugation
The purpose of this article is to analyze and classify variant forms in Russian conjugation. The variation, as it is recorded in standard Soviet sources, will be examined in terms of the conjugational type in which it occurs as well as with regard to the kind of variation: variation in stress, presence or absence of consonant mutation, choice of suffix, presence or absence of suffix, variation in verb type, etc. It will be seen that variation occ…
A Concise Russian Review Grammar with Exercises
Stress Notation in the Russian Noun
One aim of any description of Russian noun morphology should be to provide the student with the information he needs in order to produce correctly all the possible forms of any given noun, i.e., such information as gender, declension type, vowel/zero alternation, and stress pattern. Unfortunately, this kind of information is seldom provided efficiently, and often it is not provided at all. Regarding information about noun stress, there are only t…
Irregularities in Imperfective Derivation
In recent years the presentation of Russian conjugation in terms of the one-stem system has received a growing amount of attention due in large measure to the work of Alexander Lipson and Charles Townsend.1 A chief advantage of this system is the high degree of predictability for deriving the imperfective aspect of semantically prefixed perfective verbs. The essentials of the systems of imperfective derivation (= ID) as set forth by Lipson and To…
Udarenie v sovremennom russkom iazyke
Russian Declension and Conjugation
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