Vladimir Plungian
Biographic Data
| ID | 754692 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimir Plungian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimir |
| FAMILY NAME | Plungian |
| SIGNATURE | PLUNGIAN V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Linguistics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2393-1399 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 171 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Vladimir Antonovich Dybo (1931—2023)
К семантике и типологии аквизитивной модальности: Шведское orka и его синонимы на фоне русского языка
The so-called acquisitive modality or actuality, describing a successful realization of an action, is a largely understudied type of modal values. It is of significant interest both from the viewpoint of its grammaticalization paths and of a wide and rich variety of its lexical expression. The article discusses one of the main representatives of this lexical class in Swedish, the hard-to-translate verb orka, and its various counterparts in a Swed…
Perfective, performative and present: Some non-standard combinations in Slavic and beyond
The combination of perfective aspect and present tense is frequently considered as an example of semantically incompatible grams. If verbal forms including markers of both perfective aspect and present tense do exist in a language, they tend not to express present resp. perfective in the strict sense. Thus, in Russian such forms usually convey the future, as in napishu ‘I will write’. The article discusses a specific type of contexts where these …
The Study of Shughni: The Past and the Future
The paper provides a brief overview of the history of Shughni studies and summarizes cross-linguistically interesting properties of Shughni (and other Pamir languages). Then, it elaborates on a current research project of the HSE University which focuses on fieldwork in Pamir region and computer-assisted tools for promoting Pamir linguistics investigations
Passive in Western Mansi
Данная работа открывает серию статей, в которых проводится сопоставительное изучение употребления пассивных форм в диалектах мансийского языка. В мансийском языке (обско-угорские угорские уральские) выделяется несколько диалектных групп: северная (по рекам Сосьва, Ляпин и по верхнему течению р. Лозьва), южная (по р. Тавда), восточная (по р. Конда) и западная (по рекам Пелым и Вагиль и по реке Лозьва в ее среднем и нижнем течении). Южные и западны…
A. De Wit. The present perfective paradox across languages. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017
‘I say …’: Some aspects of 19th-century Russian syntax
The Perfect in Old Church Slavonic: Was It Resultative
Periphrastic perfect is a notoriously difficult form of Old Church Slavonic (OCS) verbs, because it remains consistently resistant to any coherent semantic description. While the majority of OCS texts are (very literal) translations, readily calquing both lexical and grammatical features of Hellenistic Greek, the OCS perfect is almost unique in deviating drastically from this common trend. The present paper attempts to tackle the semantic puzzle …
Towards a typology of Classical Armenian nominal paradigms: Instr.Pl
Time as secondary to space: Russian pod ‘under’ and iz-pod ‘from-under’ in temporal constructions
Time and speed: Where do speed adjectives come from
Russian morphophonemics in a nutshell: The verb vstat’ ‘stand up’
This paper argues against a number of accounts found in dictionaries of Russian word-formation and shows that the verb vstat' ‘stand up' (1) even synchronically is derived from stat' ‘become' and (2) is formed via the prefix vz- rather than v-. We provide semantic, historical, morphophonemic, and typological arguments in favor of this analysis. We argue that the verb vstat' is morphologically complex, but not fully analyzable due to a lack of for…
The place of evidentiality within the universal grammatical space
Modality's semantic map
Languages of the World/Materials
William Croft. Typology and universals
William Croft. Typology and universals
Languages of the World/Materials
Modality's semantic map
The place of evidentiality within the universal grammatical space
Russian morphophonemics in a nutshell: The verb vstat’ ‘stand up’
This paper argues against a number of accounts found in dictionaries of Russian word-formation and shows that the verb vstat' ‘stand up' (1) even synchronically is derived from stat' ‘become' and (2) is formed via the prefix vz- rather than v-. We provide semantic, historical, morphophonemic, and typological arguments in favor of this analysis. We argue that the verb vstat' is morphologically complex, but not fully analyzable due to a lack of for…
Time as secondary to space: Russian pod ‘under’ and iz-pod ‘from-under’ in temporal constructions
Time and speed: Where do speed adjectives come from
Towards a typology of Classical Armenian nominal paradigms: Instr.Pl
The Perfect in Old Church Slavonic: Was It Resultative
Periphrastic perfect is a notoriously difficult form of Old Church Slavonic (OCS) verbs, because it remains consistently resistant to any coherent semantic description. While the majority of OCS texts are (very literal) translations, readily calquing both lexical and grammatical features of Hellenistic Greek, the OCS perfect is almost unique in deviating drastically from this common trend. The present paper attempts to tackle the semantic puzzle …
A. De Wit. The present perfective paradox across languages. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017
‘I say …’: Some aspects of 19th-century Russian syntax
Passive in Western Mansi
Данная работа открывает серию статей, в которых проводится сопоставительное изучение употребления пассивных форм в диалектах мансийского языка. В мансийском языке (обско-угорские угорские уральские) выделяется несколько диалектных групп: северная (по рекам Сосьва, Ляпин и по верхнему течению р. Лозьва), южная (по р. Тавда), восточная (по р. Конда) и западная (по рекам Пелым и Вагиль и по реке Лозьва в ее среднем и нижнем течении). Южные и западны…
Perfective, performative and present: Some non-standard combinations in Slavic and beyond
The combination of perfective aspect and present tense is frequently considered as an example of semantically incompatible grams. If verbal forms including markers of both perfective aspect and present tense do exist in a language, they tend not to express present resp. perfective in the strict sense. Thus, in Russian such forms usually convey the future, as in napishu ‘I will write’. The article discusses a specific type of contexts where these …
The Study of Shughni: The Past and the Future
The paper provides a brief overview of the history of Shughni studies and summarizes cross-linguistically interesting properties of Shughni (and other Pamir languages). Then, it elaborates on a current research project of the HSE University which focuses on fieldwork in Pamir region and computer-assisted tools for promoting Pamir linguistics investigations
Vladimir Antonovich Dybo (1931—2023)
К семантике и типологии аквизитивной модальности: Шведское orka и его синонимы на фоне русского языка
The so-called acquisitive modality or actuality, describing a successful realization of an action, is a largely understudied type of modal values. It is of significant interest both from the viewpoint of its grammaticalization paths and of a wide and rich variety of its lexical expression. The article discusses one of the main representatives of this lexical class in Swedish, the hard-to-translate verb orka, and its various counterparts in a Swed…
Linguistics (14 works) · Philosophy (14 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · History (5 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (4 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (4 works) · Verb (4 works) · Categorization, perception, and language (3 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (3 works)