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Magazine Article

Rogers, B., 1988. The man who invented Christmas. Sunday Telegraph, p.16.

Journal Article

Braginsky, P. & Rothstein, S.Deborah, 2008. Vendlerian classes and the Russian aspectual system. Journal of Slavic linguistics, 16(1), pp.3–55.

Rothstein, R.Allen, 2012. Review: Schlonzska mowa. Język, Górny Śląsk i nacjonalizm, 1., and: Zbornik polsko-ślůnski/Słownik polsko-śląski, 1: A–K, 2: L–P. Journal of Slavic linguistics, (20), pp.145–148.

Requedat, F., 1982. Remarques sur les constructions verbales avec l’infinitif. Съпоставително езикознание / Сопоставительное языкознание / Contrastive linguistics, 7(1–2), pp.73–78.

Ransohoff, J., 2011. The Relationship Between Land and Power in Terterid Bulgaria: a Comparative Study of the Appanages of Eltimir and Smilets. Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 35(2), pp.37–47.

Abicht, R. & Reichelt, C., 1898. Quellennachweise zum Codex Suprasliensis. Archiv für slavische Philologie, 20, pp.181–200.

Růžička, R., 2006. On participles as a mixed category in Russian and elsewhere. International journal of Slavic linguistics and poetics, (44–45), pp.323–330.

8 references

Rikov, G.T., 1989. Old Bulgarian радити, нерадити and неродити. Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 13(3), pp.39–41.

Roncaglia, A., 1941. Note sulla punteggiatura medievale e il segno di parentesi. Lingua nostra, 3, pp.6–9.

Ribarova, Z. & Ribarov, K., 1998. Living Conservation of the Lexis of Old Church Slavonic. Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 22(2), pp.97–103.

Ribarova, Z. & Ribarov, K., 1998. Living Conservation of the Lexis of Old Church Slavonic. Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 22(2), pp.97–103.

Radovanović, M. & Leko, N., 2007. Lingvistički vidici. Journal of Slavic linguistics, 15(1), pp.167–170.

Robinson, P., 1996. Learning Simple and Complex Second Language Rules under Implicit, Incidental, Rule-Search, and Instructed Conditions. Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 18(1), pp.27-67.

Radev, S., 1993. L’„Histoire slavo-bulgare à 220 ans. Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 7(1), pp.18–20.

Ransohoff, J., 2013. Ivan Šišman and the Ottoman Conquest of Bulgaria (1371–1395): A Reconsideration. Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 37(1), pp.89–100.

Râdulescu, M.-M., 1984. Illyrian, Thracian, Daco-Mysian, the Substratum of Romanian and Albanian. Journal of Indo-European Studies, 12(1-2), pp.77 – 192.

Culbertson, K. et al., 2005. Hidden Treasures: Slavic Manuscript № 15 of the Hilandar Rasearch Library (Columbus, Ohio). Palaeobulgarica / Старобългаристика, 29(2), pp.42–48.

Grosu, A. & Rothstein, S.Deborah, 2013. Helen Trugman In Memoriam. Journal of Slavic linguistics, (21), pp.207-209.

Rayner, K., 1979. Eye Movements in Reading : Eye Guidance and Integration. Processing Visible Language, 13, pp.61–75.

McGuigan, F.J. & Rodier, W.I., 1965. Effects of Auditory Stimulation on Covert Oral Behavior During Silent Reading. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 76, pp.649–655.

Rouse, R.H., 1967. The Early Library of the Sorbonne. Scriptorium, 21, pp.42–71.

Rubach, J., 2007. A Conspiracy of Gliding Processes in Polish. Journal of Slavic linguistics, 15(2), p.325.

Roach, А., 2007. The Competition for Souls : Sava of Serbia and Consumer Choice in Religion in the Thirteenth Century Balkans. Glasnik, 50(1). Available at: http://eprints.gla.ac.uk/3786/1/Glasnik_article.pdf [Accessed 03.04.2015AD].

Book Chapter

Турилов, А.А., 2006. К определению объема творческого наследия учеников Кирилла и Мефодия в составе славянского Требника (Предварительные наблюдения над южнославянской рукописной и старопечатной традицией). In J. Reinhart, ed. Slavica mediaevalia in memoriam Francisci Venceslai Mareš. Frankfurt am Main ; Berlin ; Bern ; Bruxelles ; New York ; Oxford ; Wien: Peter Lang, pp. 107–123.

Ricoeur, P., 1990. The World of the Text and the World of the Reader. In Time and Narrative. Chicago ; London: The University of Chicago Press, pp. 157 – 179.

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