Roman Jakobson

Nikolai Khardzhiev

The Role of the Debate on the Authenticity of The Tale of Igor’s Ca...

The Notions of ‘dynamic synchrony’, ‘balancing system’ and ‘tendency’ in George Y. Shevelov’s Linguistic Oeuvre

Arts Vanity: Some Thoughts on Metaphors

Poets on Translation: Otherwise the Same

Alliteration (Part III)

On translation: Meet Zhongxing Zeng (曾中行), a wanderer who paints poetry with music

Interview with Marjorie Perloff

A Book Argues for Dada’s Russian Origins

Yuri Tynianov’s “Film — Word — Music” (1924)

Professor of Russian Earl Sampson (1935-2018) | Germanic & Slavic Languages & Literatures

A Postmodern Buddy-Cop Novel Sends Up the World of Semiotics (Published 2017)

In memoriam: Dean Stoddard Worth, professor of Slavic languages

Future Memories

Markedness, participation and grammatical paradigms: Jakobson and Hjelmslev revisited - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Horace Gray Lunt II

Does Your Language Shape How You Think? (Published 2010)

ROMAN JACKSON, A SCHOLAR OF LINGUISTICS, IS DEAD (Published 1982)

Roman Jakobson, 85, Slavicist and Linguist (Published 1982)

Jakobson: Great in Any Language (Published 1971)