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HISTORY OF SCIENCE |
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Golovnev A. V. Ethnography in the Russian Academic Tradition |
6–39 |
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Vermeulen H. Gerhard Friedrich Müller and the Genesis of Ethnography in Siberia |
40–63 |
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Sirina A. A. Manchurian Expedition of Sergei and Elizaveta Shirokogoroffs (1915–1917) |
64–85 |
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Rezvan E. A. The Qur’anic Ethnography: Methodological Approaches and Sources |
86–118 |
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LANGUAGES IN ANTIQUITY |
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Napolskikh V. V. On the Problem of Studying the Most Ancient Prehistory of Northern Eurasia (Nostratic Macrofamily of Languages) |
119–142 |
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Kozintsev A. G. Southern Adstratum in Proto-Indo-European and the Earliest Stage of Indo-European History |
143–174 |
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NORTHERN STUDIES |
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Skvirskaja V. ‘Nenets Marriage’: the Political Economy of Desire and Matrimonial Emotions |
175–184 |
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Siragusa L. Secrets of Vepsians: Bilingualism, Code Switching and Practices of Concealment |
185–194 |
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CHRONICLES |
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Oktyabrskaya I. V. Novosibirsk Center of Ethnography: the Past and the Present |
195–211 |
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Terebikhin N. M., Khudyaev A. S. The Role of Scientific Centers in the Development of Ideas and Traditions of Anthropological (Ethnographic) Religious Studies in the Russian North |
212–221 |