Siberica et Uralica: In memoriam Eugen Helimski

Authors

Valentin Gusev (ed)
Institute of linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences; University of Hamburg
Anna Urmanchieva (ed)
Institute for Linguistic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3045-3807
Aleksandr Anikin (ed)

Synopsis

This volume is dedicated to the memory of Eugene Helimski — an eminent linguist, specialist in Uralic, Tungusic, Turkic and Slavic descriptive and comparative linguistics. He was author of several dictionaries, did a great amount of work concerning the history of Uralic languages, published many old archival records, spent much time in the field, collecting data from poorly described languages and dialects, and did much more.

It was conceived as an hommage to Helimski from the modern linguistics and ethnog-raphy. The call for papers was open, and anybody could participate with a contribution on any subject that was connected to, continued or argued with Helimski’s works. That has resulted in 27 papers written by his former colleagues, by his students or by those who did not know him personally, but feel themselves influenced by his work. We hope that he would have liked them. 

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Published

December 27, 2022

Online ISSN

2677-1268

Print ISSN

0133-4239

Details about the available publication format: Vol. 56

Vol. 56

ISBN-13 (15)

978-963-306-908-0

Publication date (01)

2022