Development of Afro-Asiatic (Semito-Hamitic) comparative-historical linguistics in Russia and the former Soviet Union (LINCOM studies in Afroasiatic linguistics)

Gábor Takács. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 155-201). Introduction: Aims of my work Tools and sources Predecessors of Djakonov: beginnings of Semitic and Afro-Asiatic linguistics in Russia and the Soviet Union First generation: P. K. Kokovcov, B T. Turaev Second generation "Department of Semito-Hamitic Studies" (ɪ. Ju. Kradkovskij, N V. Jufrnanov, A. P Riftin, A. Ja Bonsov, I. G. Frank-Kameneckij, D. A. Ol’derogge) Introduction to the history of Afro-Asiatic comparative linguistics in the USSR/Russia from 1965 Three periods of Afro-Asiatic linguistic research in the USSR/Russia after 1965 General characterization and representatives of various fields of Afro-Asiatic linguistics in the USSR and Russia Contribution of I. M Djakonov (Diakonoff) to Afro-Asiatic linguistics Review of D’jakonov, I. M. etc.: Sravnitelhio-istorideskij slovar afrazijskih jazykov [Comparative-Historial Vocabulary of Afro-Asiatic Languages] I-III A B. Dolgopolsky's Work in the field of Cushitic and Afro-Asiatic Comparative-Historical Linguistics Dolgopol’skij's comparative Cushitic research in 1966-1976 Dolgopolsky’s study on comparative Cushitic phonology from 1966: roots with initial labials and dentals Dolgopobky on initial *m-and *b- in Cushitic (1967) Dolgopolsky’s study on comparative Cushitic phooology from 1972 roots with the initial voiced velar (*g) Dolgopobky on verbal endings in Cushitic (1972) Dolgopolsky's word list of Hadiya (1973) Dolgopolsky's comparative Cushitic dictionary (1973) Dolgopol’skij’s other works on comparative Afro-Asiatic in the USSR (before 1976) Dolgopolsky on root structure in Afro-Asiatic (1967) Dolgopolsky’s Afro-Asiatic etymologies from 1970 Dolgopolsky’s Afro-Asiatic etymologies from 1972 Dolgopolsky’s Afro-Asiatic comparative word list (1975) Dolgopolsky's research on comparative Afro-Asiatic after 1976 Dolgopolsky and the Proto-Senutic reconstruction Dolgopolsky’s work on Afro-Asiatic phonological correspondences in the recent decades (after 1976) Dolgopolsky on epenthetic in Sura-Angas (1982) Comparison of East Cushitic and Semitic by Dolgopolsky (1983) Dolgopobky on Afro-Asiatic personal pronouns (1984) Dolgopobky’s study on reflection of the South Cushitic laterab in Semitic and East Cushitic (1987) Reconstruction of Chadic personal pronouns by Dolgopobky (1988) Comparison of word initial "laryngeab" in Semitic and East Cushitic (1988) Dolgopobky’s Afro-Asiatic etymologies scattered in a prelimary report on Nostratic comparative phonology (1989) Reconstruction of lateral consonants in Proto-Afro-Asiatic by Dolgopobky (1989) Dolgopobky on Chadic correspondences of Semitic *5 (1990) Dolgopobky on reflexes of Proto-Semitic in Aramaic and Afro-Asiatic (1992) New Afro-Asiatic etymologies with initial *p- and *p- (1994) Dolgopobky on external relations of Afro-Asiatic (1994) Dolgopobky on the Afro-Asiatic origin of some Semitic names of body parts (1994) Dolgopobky on origin of feminine gender markers in Afro-Asiatic (1996) Dolgopobky’s Afro-Asiatic etymology for the Semitic accusative marker (1998) The Afro-Ai Laric material in the most recent book "The Nostrabc Macrofamily and Linguistic Paleonthology" by A. Dolgopolsky (1998) Contribution of V. M Illid-Svityd to Chadic Con^>arativo-Historical Linguistics V. Ja. Porbomovskij's contribution to Chadic studies Ketoko reconstruction by Porbomovskij (1972) Porbomovskij on theoretical issues of Chadic and Afro-Asiatic linguistics O. V Stolbova's contribution to Chadic comparative-historical linguistics Stolbova's first results in the seventies and eighties (1972-1984) Stolbova's Proto-West-Chadic reconstruction (1986-1987) Intermezzo: Stolbova and Orel on Chadic and Afro-Asiatic Stolbova’s work on Proto-Chadic in the recent years The New "Hamito-Semitic Etymological Dictionary" by V. Orel and O. Stolbova A. O. Belova's contribution to Semitic and Egyptian comparative studies Studies by Belova on the Semitic root structure The "Law of Belova" for Egyptian roots laej- and w- Belova on reflexes of Semitic sibilants in Ancient Egyptian Belova's research in South Semitic (Arabic, Arabian, Ethio-Semitic) linguistics A. Ju Militarev's contribution to comparative-historical Afro-Asiatic linguistics Militarev on root variants in Semitic (1973) Militarev's proposal on Proto-Semitic *p (1976) An Afro-Asiatic etymology by Militarev from 1982 Militarev on common Afro-Asiatic agricultural terminology Militarev's theory for the Proto-Afro-Asiatic homeland Militarev on late intcrbranch borrowings within Afro-Asiatic (1984) Militarev's theory on the Afro-Asiatic origin of Mcrortic (1984) Militarev and Starostin on the Afro-Asiatic - North Caucasian lexical parallels (1984 and 1994) Militarev's Afro-Asiatic etymologies for the meaning "to create" (1986) Militarev's lexical parallels between Afro-Asiatic and Indo-European (1987) Militarev's comparative Afro-Asiatic word lists (1987-1990) Militarev's Egyptian-Coptic glottochronology (1989) Reconstruction of the Proto-Afro-Asiatic terminology'in the semantic field of dwelling etc. (1989) Militarev's further lexical parallels between Afro-Asiatic and Near Eastern languages (1991) Militarev’s recent work on Proto-Semitic reconstruction Militarev on Afro-Asiatic dements in the Sumerian lexicon Militarev's contribution to Berber comparative-historical linguistics Militarev on the internal classification of the Berber languages Militarev’s contribution to Guanche historical phonology Militarev on the prehistory of the Tuaregs Three studies on comparative-historical Berber phonology and lexicon by Militarev from 1991 Other contributions to Semitic comparative linguistics in Russia and the USSR Berber and Afro-Asiatic studies by Ju. N Zavadovskij and A. Ju. Ajhenval'd Zavadovskij and Maghrebi Arabic Zavadovskij’s achievements in Berber linguistics Zavadovskij on Mcrortic and Nubian Berber studies by Ajhenval'd Contribution of D. A. Ol'derogge to Chadic and Afro-Asiatic linguistics Contribution of 1. A. Osnickaja and B. S. Fihman to Chadic linguistics Nostratic linguistics in the USSR and Russia and the "Moscow school of comparative linguistics" Work done by the members of the "Moscow school” in their proper fields of research Abbreviations of languages, language periods Other frequently abbreviated terms and expressions Abbreviations of names of frequently quoted authors Signs used specially in this work Transcription Quoted literature