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0. GENERAL REFERENCES 0.1 BIBLIOGRAPHIES, General And 0. GENERAL REFERENCES 0.1 BIBLIOGRAPHIES, General and Country-centered [The steady general bibliographical references are ordered, to easy their use, according to titles instead of authors, which may vary along the years. Otherwise, the alphabetic order according to author’s name is followed.] 0.1.0. General Linguistic Bibliography for the Year // Bibliographie Linguistique de l’année …, Brill 1939 -. 0.1.1. The Nostratic Level (a selection) V. Blažek, “Sou …asný stav nostratické hypotézy (fonologie a grammatika)” (The Present State of the Nostratic Hypothesis [Phonology and Grammar]), SS 44, 1983, 235-247. V. Blažek, “Finský pÍisp vek k nostratické hypotéze” (Finnish Contribution to the Nostratic Hypothesis), SS 44, 1984, 235-247. A.R. Bomhard, J.C. Kerns, “References”, in idd., The Nostratic Macrofamily. A Study in Distant Linguistic Relationship (TL SM 74), Berlin/New York 1994, pp. 715-864 [the most complete bibliography on the subject.] I.G. Hegedüs, Bibliographia Nostratica 1960-1990 (A List of Publications on, or Relevant for Nostratic Studies) , Szombathely 1992. 0.1.2. The Afro-Asiatic Level “Afro-Asiatica in general Linguistic Publications (since 1970-)”, AAL 6/4, 1979, 11-17 (153-159); “Bibliographic Bulletin”, AAL 8/4, 1981, 1-35. Bibliographie linguistique des Années / Linguistic Bibliography for the Year 1939-1947, 1948- , Utrecht(-Bruxelles)-Anvers 1940- [“Langues Chamito-Sémitiques / Hamito-Semitic Languages”]. W. Bilh, Orientalistik an der Universität Wien. Forschungen zwischen Maghreb und Ost- und Südasien : Die Professoren and Dozenten , Wien 2009 [rev.: WZKM 100, 2010, 364-366 (S. Wentker)]. G. Burrini, “Profilo storico degli studi sul camito-semitico I”, AION 38, 1978, 113-153. G. Burrini, “Profilo storico degli studi sul camito-semitico II”, AION 39, 1979, 351-384 [To be continued] J. Bynon, ed., Current Progress in Afro-Asiatic Linguistics ... , Amsterdam 1984 [rev.: Or 46, 1985, 187-192 (K.G. Prasse); Language 61, 1985, 887-891 (A.S. Kaye); JAOS 106, 1986, 588-589 (R. Ajello); BSOAS 49, 1986, 426-429 (A.B. Dolgopolskij)]. I.M. Djakonov, G. Š. Šarbatov, eds, Afrazijskie jazyki: semitskie jazyki , in G.P. Serdju ćenko, ed., Jazyki Azii i Afrikii . Tom IV, Kniga 1, Moskva 1991 [rev.: LPosn 41, 1999, 198-209 (G. Takács)]. L. Galand, “Le lybique et les études sémitiques”, Semitica 38, 1990, 121-124 [bibliographical survey]. H.F. Idris, “Swedish contributions to African linguistics, with a focus on Nilo-Saharan and Afro- Asiatic languages”, Africa & Asia 3, 2003, 53-63. R.N. Ismagilova et al ., Izu …enie kul'tury i jazykov narodov Afriki v Sovetskom Sojuze 1917-1985 , Moskva 1986 (Bibliography of Soviet studies on the culture and languages of Africa). H. Jungraithmayr, Was is ‘primitive’?: Zum Stand der Sprachgeschichtsforchung in Afrika (SWGJWGU, 23/5), Stuttgart 1987. J. Lukas, “Linguistic research between Nile and Lake Chad”, Afrika 12, 1939, 335-349. D.A. Ol’derogge et al ., Jazyki Afriki. Annotirovannaja bibliografija (African Languages. Annoted Bibliography), Moskva 1974. V.E. Orel, O.V. Stolbova, “Main Works of Reference”, in idd., Hamito-Semitic Etymological Dictionary. Materials for a Reconstruction (HdO, 18), Leiden 1995, pp. XXXII-XXXVIII. 4 K. Petrá ćek, “Quelques travaux en russe sur le chamito-sémitique dans un context archéologique”, ArOr 54, 1986, 284-286. G.Š. Šarbatov, “Semito-chamitskie jazyki” (The Hamito-Semitic Languages in the USSR), in F.P. Filin et al ., Sovetskoe jazykovnanie za 50 let (Soviet Linguistics, 1917-1967), Moskva 1967, pp. 391-403. G. Takács, “Werner Vycichl and his Contribution to Afro-Asiatic (Semito-Hamitic); Comparative Ohonology and Etymology”, in FdL 2 , 151-171. G. Takács, Development of Afro-Asiatic (Semito-Hamitic) Comparative Linguistics in Russia and the Former Soviet Union ., München & Newcastle 1999. E.G. Titov, “On the history of the study of the Semito-Hamitic (Afrasian) language family”, in Fs. Leslau 1991 II, pp. 1549-1568. W. Vycichl, “L’état actuel des études chamito-sémitiques”, in A2CILCS , pp. 63-76. W. Vycichl, “Hundert Jahre hamitosemitischer Forschung”, in P5IHSC 1, pp. 103-109. “Vostokovedenie i afrikanistika v sovetskoj periodike za 1990 g.” (Oriental and African studies in Soviet journals in 1990), Vostok 1, 1991, 191-206. 0.1.3. The Semitic Level: Common Semitics E. Bär, Bibliographie zur deutschsprachigen Islamwissenschaft und Semitistik vom Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts bis heute , 2 Bd., Wiesbaden 1985/1991. V.I. Beljaev, I.N. Vinnikov, “Arabistika i semitologija v Peterburgskom-Leningradskom universitete (Napravlenija i linii razvitija)” (Arabic and Semitic studies in the University of St. Petersburg- Leningrad. Trends and development linies), VLU 24, 1969, 137-142. “Bibliographie. I. Algemeines”, AfO 14, 1941-1944, 104-105; 237-239; 383-385; 15, 1945-1951, 206-208 ; 16, 1952-1953 , 407-409 ; 17, 1954-1956, 239-241, 501-503 ; 18, 1957-1958, 236-237, 493-495 ; 19, 1959-1960, 275-27; 20, 1963, 316-319 ; 21, 1966, 283-285 ; 22, 1968/1969, 226- 228 ; 23, 1970, 228-229 ; 24, 1973, 257-258. “Bibliographie sémitique, 1-3”, by S. Moscati: 1 [1939-46], Or 16, 1947, 103-129; 2 [1.XI.1946-l.X.1947] Or 17, 1948, 91-102; 3 [1.X.1947-1.IV.1950], Or 19, 1950, 445-478; “4-7”, by G. Garbini: 4 [1.IV.1950-31.XII.1952], Or 22, 1953, 1*-38*; 5 [I.I.I953 - 31.XII.I956], Or 26, 1957, 50*-115*; 6 [1.1.I957-31.12.1958], Or 28, 1959, 50*-90*; 7 [1.1.1959 - 31.12.1960], Or 30, 1961, 42*-61*; “8”, by P. Matthiae): [1/1/1961-31/12/1962], Or 32, 1963, 83-113; “9”, by M. Liverani, P. Matthiae: [1.1.1963-31.6.1964], Or 33 1964, 79*-123*. H. 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