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Andrej Kibrik

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#2207

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Linguistics

#321

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#433

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Andrej Kibrik's Degrees

PhD Linguistics Russian State University for the Humanities
Doctorate Linguistics Russian State University for the Humanities

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According to Wikipedia, Andrej Kibrik is a Russian linguist, the director of the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences , and professor at the Philological Faculty of the Moscow State University. Member of the Academia Europaea since 2013.

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Andrej Kibrik's Published Works

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Published Works

Reference in Discourse (2011) (81)
Anaphora in Russian Narrative Prose: A Cognitive Calculative Account (1996) (24)
Transitivity increase in Athabaskan languages (1993) (19)
Referential Choice: Predictability and Its Limits (2016) (19)
Discourse Studies in Cognitive Linguistics (1999) (16)
Haspelmath, M., Konig, E. 1998. Concessive conditionals in the languages of Europe. In: Van der Auwera (ed.) Adverbial Constructions in the Languages of Europe. Berlin: Mouton. (1999) (16)
Discourse studies in cognitive linguistics : selected papers from the fifth International Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Amsterdam, July 1997 (1999) (15)
Reference and Working Memory: Cognitive inferences from discourse observations (1999) (15)
Modeling Referential Choice in Discourse: A Cognitive Calculative Approach and a Neural Network Approach (2005) (14)
Maintenance of Reference in Sentence and Discourse (1991) (13)
Cognitive discourse analysis : local discourse structure 1 (2013) (10)
Rethinking agreement: Cognition-to-form mapping (2019) (9)
Relativization in Polysynthetic Languages (1992) (9)
Chapter 1. Russian spoken discourse (2020) (9)
THE NINILCHIK VARIETY OF RUSSIAN: LINGUISTIC HERITAGE OF ALASKA (8)
A «Portrait» Approach to Multichannel Discourse (2018) (8)
Toward a typology of verbal lexical systems: A case study in Northern Athabaskan (2012) (8)
A cognitive calculative approach towards discourse anaphora (2000) (8)
Peculiarities and origins of the Russian referential system (2013) (8)
Channels of multimodal communication: Relative contributions to discourse understanding (2013) (7)
Referential Choice in Signed and Spoken Languages (2007) (7)
Anaphora in Russian Narrative Prose (1996) (7)
18. Coordination in Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan (2004) (7)
Inflection versus Derivation and the Template for Athabaskan Verb Morphology (2006) (6)
What's in the head of head-marking languages?* (2012) (6)
Modelling Referential Choice in Discourse : A Cognitive Calculative Approach and a Neural Network Approach (2004) (6)
Reference and Working Memory (1999) (5)
Transitivity indicators, historical scenarios, and sundry Dene-Yeniseian notes (2011) (4)
A Corpus Study of Referential Choice: The Role of Rhetorical Structure (2005) (4)
Fundamental Trends of Modern American Linguistics (2000) (3)
COGNITIVE INFERENCES FROM DISCOURSE OBSERVATIONS: REFERENCE AND WORKING MEMORY (2006) (3)
A PROGRAM FOR THE PRESERVATION AND REVITALIZATION OF THE LANGUAGES OF RUSSIA (2021) (3)
Temporal coordination between gestural and speech units in multimodal communication (2016) (3)
Alaskan Russian: The story of the Ninilchik community as told by its language (2013) (2)
Annotating hand movements in multichannel discourse: gestures, adaptors and manual postures (2018) (2)
Referential Choice and Activation Factors: A Neural Network Approach (2002) (2)
Multi-factorial choices in speaking (2006) (2)
How can computer technologies help linguistic typology? (2015) (2)
Modelling Referential Choice in Discourse (2005) (2)
PRESERVATION OF LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY IN RUSSIA: CONTOURS OF THE PROGRAM (2020) (2)
A Neural Network Approach to Referential Choice (2003) (1)
Referential choice in Russian narrative prose (2011) (1)
Prosody and local discourse structure in a polysynthetic language (2012) (1)
The Russian language in the Cook Inlet area: Self-identification in the situation of cultural isolation (2018) (1)
Origins of the Russian referential system: Alternative scenarios (2012) (1)
Discourse structure and communicative intentions: A study of Russian TV interviews (2013) (1)
The meaning-form correspondence in grammatical description (1986) (1)
Non-discrete effects in language, or the Critique of Pure Reason 2 (2012) (1)
The challenge of non-discreteness: Focal structure in language (2012) (0)
Upper Kuskokwim (Athabaskan, Alaska): Elementary Discourse Units and Other Aspects of Local Discourse Structure (2020) (0)
Discourse semantics and the form of the verb predicate in Karachay-Balkar: A corpus-based and experimental study (2013) (0)
Review of: Marianne Mithun. The languages of native North America. Cambridge: CUP, 1999 (1999) (0)
The rise and fall of bound tenacious pronouns (2011) (0)
The hunter, the crocodile, and the hare: Five days of Antonina Ivanovna Koval’s field work in 1993 (2020) (0)
Some recent developments in the typology of discourse structuring and discourse reference (2019) (0)
Reference and visual aspects of discourse (2011) (0)
Temporal coordination between gestural and speech units in face-to-face dialogue: anticipation or synchronization/delay (2016) (0)
The architecture is not exactly parallel: Some modules are more equal than others (2003) (0)
Yan Huang, Anaphora: A Cross-linguistic Study (2004) (0)
16. “Anomalies” of cross-reference marking (2002) (0)
On the importance of linguistic study of RSL (2013) (0)
The Language of a Lost Russian Region in the Historical Context of Russia’s Eastward Expansion (2020) (0)
Jazyki mira: Novye indoarijskie jazyki (2011) (0)
[Review of:] T. Tenbrink. Cognitive Discourse Analysis: An introduction. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020 (2022) (0)
Further studies based on the cognitive multi-factorial approach (2011) (0)
Cognitive inferences from the linguistic study of reference in discourse (2011) (0)
Discourse Structure: a Perspective from Multimodal Linguistics (2015) (0)
Pragmatics of word order flexibility . Edited by Doris L. Payne (1995) (0)
Referential choice in English narrative prose (2011) (0)
How functional are referential aids (2011) (0)
Modern methods of linguistic studies (2014) (0)
Referential Choice: Factors and Modeling (2014) (0)
Modeling Natural Communication and a Multichannel Resource: The Deceleration Effect (2021) (0)
The cognitive multi-factorial approach (2011) (0)
An Introduction to the Languages of the World (1999) (0)
Upper Kuskokwim (Athabaskan, Alaska): Local Discourse Structure (2016) (0)
Chapter 6. The Moscow approach to local discourse structure (2020) (0)
ON THE USE OF “QUASI-GRAMMEME” IN ATHABASKAN (2005) (0)
Frigijskij jazyk [Phrygian] (2013) (0)
Novye indoarijskie jazyki [New Indo-Aryan languages] (2011) (0)
PLUS OR MINUS SWITCH-REFERENCE: REFERENTIAL STRATEGIES IN TUVA (2004) (0)
Major types of reduced referential devices (2011) (0)
Alaskan Russian Through the Prism of the Ninilchik Russian Dictionary Project: ‘Archaeological’ Approach to Language Documentation (2017) (0)
Pronouns and related devices (2011) (0)
Multimodal Discourse: In Search of Units (2015) (0)
Basics of reference in discourse (2011) (0)
Challenges of bound pronouns (2011) (0)
ACTIVATION LEVEL AND SPECIAL CONSTRAINTS IN MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF REFERENTIAL CHOICE (2023) (0)
Sensitivities of reduced referential devices (2011) (0)
Short Definite Descriptions and Referent Activation (2021) (0)
Language, Cognitive Systems, and the Methodology of Observation (2021) (0)
Russian Pear Stories: Sign language, gesticulation, multimodality (2015) (0)
Jazyki mira : Novye indoarijskie jazyki [Languages of the World: New Indo-Aryan languages] (2011) (0)
16. “Anomalies” of cross-reference marking: The Alutor case (2002) (0)
Speaking and listening in face-to-face multichannel communication (2018) (0)
Gesticulation portrait: A prerequisite for understanding gesture (2018) (0)

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