Guide to the Papers of Roman Jakobson
MC.0072

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Repository: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Institute Archives and Special Collections
Creator: Jakobson, Roman, 1896-1982
Title: Roman Jakobson papers
ID: MC.0072
Date [inclusive]: 1908-1982
Extent: 141.5 cubic feet (137 record cartons, 12 manuscript boxes, 1 half manuscript box, 7 folios, 1 film reel)
Location: Materials are stored off-site. Advance notice is required for use.
Language: English
Language of Materials: In addition to English language materials there are also materials in French, German, Russian, Czech, and other Slavic languages.
Abstract: This collection documents the career of Roman Jakobson. Jakobson was Samuel Hazzard Cross Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures and General Linguistics at Harvard University from 1949 until becoming emeritus in 1965. He was concurrently, appointed in April 1957, Visiting Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for 1957-1958, reappointed Visiting Institute Professor for a six month period beginning July 1958. He continued in his role at MIT until he became emeritus in 1970. Known as the founder of modern structural linguistics, he elaborated sophisticated theories of language and communication that have had significant effects on such disciplines as anthropology, art criticism and brain research. Published and unpublished writings by Jakobson, correspondence, and research and lecture notes document Jakobson's scholarly contributions to linguistics, poetics, mythology, folklore, literature, and cognitive studies. The collection also includes Jakobson's correspondence with linguist Prince Nikolai Sergeevich Trubetskoy and extensive materials concerning Jakobson's lifelong study of the Russian classic epic, Igor’ Tale.

Citation

Roman Jakobson Papers, MC 72, box X. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Institute Archives and Special Collections, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Biography

Roman O. Jakobson, 1896-1982, A.B., Lazarev Institute of Oriental Languages, Moscow; A.M. 1918, Moscow University; Ph.D. 1930, Prague University, taught at Masaryk University in Brno, Czechoslovakia, 1933-1939. He fled to Scandinavia when the Nazis invaded and came to the United States in 1941, where he began teaching at l'Ecole Libre des Hautes in New York. He was visiting professor of linguistics at Columbia University, 1943-1946, then was appointed to the Thomas G. Masaryk Chair of Czechoslovak Studies, a position he occupied from 1946 to 1949. In 1949 he joined the faculty of Harvard University, where he was Samuel Hazzard Cross Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures and General Linguistics until he became emeritus in 1965. He was concurrently, appointed in April 1957, Visiting Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for 1957-1958 and reappointed Visiting Institute Professor for a six month period beginning July 1958. He continued in his role at MIT until he became emeritus in 1970.

Jakobson's role in linguistics is unique. His work helped to define modern linguistics and gain its recognition as an independent science. He expanded the borders of linguistics to incorporate such areas as phonetics, semantics, poetics, Slavic studies, language acquisition and pathology, and mythology. His main contributions were to establish phonological distinctive features, to define constants and tendencies, variants and invariants, to discover unity in variety, with respect for the individual and unique in language. He drew upon the work of earlier linguists, especially Ferdinand de Saussure and Baudouin de Courtenay. However, his concept of linguistics and his introduction of structural methods were original and influenced linguists all over the world.

A prolific writer, his works include books and articles on linguistic subjects, mythology, and epic poetry and metrics, including works on the Igor' Tale. Known as the father of modern structural linguistics, he elaborated sophisticated theories of language and communication that have had significant effects on such disciplines as anthropology, art criticism, and brain research.

Roman Jakobson: A Brief Chronology, compiled by Stephen Rudy
Note:	Titles of Jakobson's lectures at congresses and conferences that were later published are not included here; instead, cross-references are provided to Roman Jakobson 1896-1982: A Complete Bibliography of his Writings, 1990.
1896	Born in Moscow September 28, Old Style (October10, New Style), son of Osip Abramovič Jakobson, a prominent industrialist, and Anna Jakovlevna Jakobson, née Vol'pert.
1914	A.B., Lazarev Institute of Oriental Languages, Moscow; entered Moscow University.
1915	Along with several students of the Historical-Philological Faculty at Moscow University, Jakobson founded the Moscow Linguistic Circle in March, and served as its President until 1920; organized intensive field work in Russian dialectology and folklore during the summer vacations of 1915 and 1916.
1918	A.M., Moscow University.
1918-20	Research Associate at Moscow University.
1919	Wrote Novejšaja russkaja poèzija (1921b), May, in Moscow; intended as an introduction to Xlebnikov's Collected Works.
1920	Professor of orthoepy, Moscow Dramatic School. Arrived in Prague, July 10, as translator for the first Soviet Red Cross Mission to Czechoslovakia; remained in Czechoslovakia until the Nazi occupation in 1939, officially becoming a Czech citizen in 1937.
1921	Novejšaja russkaja poèzija published.
1922	O češskom stixe published.
1926	Prague Linguistic Circle founded, Oct. 6, with Jakobson as its Vice-President.
1928	Attended the First International Congress of Linguists, The Hague, April 10-15 (see 1928b).
1929	<title render="italic">Remarques sur l'evolution phonologique du russe comparee a celle des autres langues slaves</title> published. Attended the First International Congress of Slavic Philologists, Prague, Oct. 6-13 (see 1929f). Began work as head of the East Slavic section (Ostslavisches Referat) of the journal <title render="italic">Slavische Rundschau</title>, edited by F. Spina and G. Gesemann and published by Walter de Gruyter and Co., Berlin, from 1929 until 1939
1930	Ph.D., German University in Prague; dissertation <title render="italic">Über den Versbau der serbokroatischen Volksepen</title> (cf. 1933c). Suicide of Majakovskij, April 15 (see 1930d). Attended the International Phonological Conference, Prague, Dec. 18-21.
1931	<title render="italic">K xarakteristike evrazijskogo jazykovogo sojuza</title> published. Moved from Prague to Brno, end of the year.
1932	Attended the International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Amsterdam, July 3-8 (see 1933c).
1933	Attended the Third International Congress of Linguists, Rome, Sept. 19-26 (see 1935a).
1933-34	Assistant Professor, Masaryk University, Brno.
1934-37	Visiting Professor, Masaryk University.
1935	Lectured on "Poetry of the Hussite Period" in the Prague Linguistic Circle, April 29 (see 1936f). Visited Bulgaria, July-August.
1936	Attended the Fourth International Congress of Linguists, Copenhagen, Aug. 27-Sept. 1 (see 1938h).
1937-39	Associate Professor of Russian Philology and Old Czech Literature, Masaryk University.
1938	Lectured on the fundamentals of phonological analysis, Prague Linguistic Circle, March 21. Death of N. S. Trubetzkoy, June 25. Attended the Third International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, University of Ghent, July 18-22 (see 1939a).
1939	Abandons Brno after the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia, March 15; hides in Prague while awaiting exit visas. Arrives in Denmark, April 21; visiting professor at the University of Copenhagen. Leaves Denmark for Norway in early September; visiting professor at the University of Oslo.
1940	Following the Nazi invasion of Norway on April 9, flees North, entering Sweden at Särna; visiting professor at the University of Uppsala.
1941	<title render="italic">Kindersprache, Aphasie und allgemeine Lautgesetze</title> (1941a) published. Arrives in the United States on June 4, at New York harbor.
1942	Appointed to the Faculté des Lettres, École Libre des Hautes Études, New York, as Professor of General Linguistics, and to the Institut de Philologie et d'Histoire Orientale et Slave as Professor of Slavic Philology; taught there 1942-1946. Worked at the New York Public Library, April-Sept., on organizing its collection of Aleutian language and folklore materials.
1943	Moudrost starých Čechů published.
1943-46	Visiting Professor of Linguistics, Columbia University.
1944	Founding member of the Linguistic Circle of New York and its journal Word.
1946	Appointed to newly formed Thomas G. Masaryk Chair of Czechoslovak Studies, Columbia University, which he occupied until 1949.
1948	Results of collective work with H. Grégoire and M. Szeftel on the oldest Russian epic published: La Geste du Prince Igor'.
1949	Appointed Samuel Hazzard Cross Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures and of General Linguistics, Harvard University. Elected corresponding member of the Societé Finno-Ugriénne, Helsinki and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
1950	Delivered the Ilchester lecture at Oxford on Slavic epic verse, May 10 (see 1952f). Elected hononary member of the International Phonetic Association, the Philological Society (London), and the American Acoustical Society.
1952	<title render="italic">Preliminaries to Speech Analysis</title>, written in collaboration with C. G. M. Fant and M. Halle, published. Attended the International Symposium of Anthropology, Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, June (see 1953d).
1953	Attended the Clark University Conference on Expressive Language (see 1955a).
1955	Attended the Third International Congress of Slavists, Belgrade, Sept. 15-Sept. 21 (see 1957h). Elected member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences.
1956	<title render="italic">Fundamentals of Language</title>, co-authored with M. Halle, published. President of the Linguistic Society of America. Attended the first meeting of the International Committee of Slavists as the American representative, Moscow, May 17-22; while in Moscow lectured on general and Slavic linguistics in America, Moscow University, May 21; On the development of phonetics in America, Linguistic Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, May 23; On Majakovskij, Institute of World Literature, May 24.
1957	Appointed Visiting Institute Professor, MIT; reappointed Visiting Institute Professor for a six month period beginning July 1958. He continued in his role at MIT until becoming emeritus in 1970, a position held concurrently with his Harvard chair until he became emeritus at Harvard in 1965. Attended the Eighth International Congress of Linguists, Oslo, August 5-9 (see 1958a). Attended the International Conference on the Life and Work of J. A. Comenius, Prague, Sept. 23-26 (see 1960j). Discussion with Niels Bohr on the relation of linguistics to the physical sciences, MIT, Nov. 25; lectured at MIT on "Linguistics and Physics," Nov. 25. Elected President of the Permanent International Council for Phonetic Sciences.
1958	Attended the Conference on Poetic Language at Indiana University, April 17-19 (see 1960d). Attended the Fourth International Congress of Slavists, Moscow, Sept. 1-10 (see 1958b). Visited Hungary, with a cycle of lectures in Bucharest, Oct. 3-6 (see 1959i). Attended the Polish Conference on Literary Theory, Krynica, Oct. 16-20, with lectures on "The Linguistic Aspects of Poetics" and "Linguistics and Metrics."
1959	Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Spring semester. Attended the Internationales Symposion Zeichen und System der Sprache, Erfurt, Sept. 30-Oct. 2 (see 1962e). Founding editor of <title render="italic">The International Journal of Slavic Linguistics and Poetics</title>. Elected member of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
1960	Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, 1960 1961. Attended the Symposium on the Structure of Language and Its Mathematical Aspects, April 14-15 (see 1961a). Attended the International Conference on Poetics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, August 18-27 (see 1961c). Elected Foreign Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences and Letters.
1961	Attended the Conference on Language Universals, New York, April 13-15 (see 1963e). Attended the Fourth International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Helsinski, Sept. 6-9 (see 1962r). Attended the Twelfth International Congress of Byzantine Studies, Ochrid, Sept. 10-16 (see 1961e). Awarded Honorary Doctorates, Cambridge University, June 8; the University of Chicago, May 4; the University of Oslo, Sept. 4. Elected Honorary Member of the Royal Irish Academy in the section of Polite Literature and Antiquities.
1962	<title render="italic">Selected Writings</title>, vol. I: <title render="italic">Phonological Studies</title> published. Attended the Ninth International Congress of Linguists, Cambridge, Mass., August 27-Sept. 1 (see 1964d). Visited Moscow in connection with the meeting of the International Committee of Slavists, Oct. 1-10.
1963	Delivered the Ilchester Lecture at Oxford University on parallelism in Russian folk poetry, May 19 (see 1966f). Attended the Ciba Foundation Symposium on Language Disorders, London, May 21-23 (see 1964b). Attended the Fifth International Congress of Slavists, Sofia, Sept. 17-23 (see 1963b). Attended the Conference on Speech, Language and Communication, Brain Research Institute, UCLA, Nov. 10-13 (see 1966c). Awarded Honorary Doctorates, Uppsala University, May 31; University of Michigan, June 7.
1964	Attended the Symposium on the Byzantine Mission to the Slavs, The Dumbarton Oaks Center for Byzantine Studies, Washington, D.C., May 7-9 (see 1966p). Attended the Seventh International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Moscow, August 3-10 (see 1970j). Attended the International Conference on Slavic and General Metrics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, August 24-31. Attended the AFCRL Symposium on Models for the Perception of Speech and Visual Form, Boston, Nov. 11-14 (see 1967b).
1965	Visited Italy, Jan. 12-Feb. 2, with numerous lectures at Italian scholarly societies and universities.
1966	<title render="italic">Selected Writings</title>, vol. 4: <title render="italic">Slavic Epic Studies</title> published. Visiting Fellow, Salk Institute for Biological Sciences, June-July. During a visit to the Soviet Union attended the Twelfth International Congress of Psychology, Moscow, August 4-11; the International Seminar on Speech Production and Speech Perception, Pavlov Institute, Leningrad, August 13-16; the Semiotic Seminar at the University of Tartu, Estonia, August 19-25; the Shota Rustaveli Commemoration, University of Tbilisi, Georgia, Sept. 5. Attended the Colloque international de sémiologie, Polish Academy of Sciences, Kazimierz, Sept. 13 18. Awarded Honorary Doctorates, University of New Mexico, June 9; University of Grenoble, Oct. 22; University of Nice, Nov. 6. Elected Honorary Member of the Czechoslovak Academy of Arts and Sciences in America, Sept. 3.
1967	Honorary Doctorate, University of Rome, Jan. 30. Visited Japan, July. Visited Moscow, August 17-24; Warsaw, August 24-28; Bucharest, August 28-Sept. 5, for the Tenth International Congress of Linguists (see 1969c); Zagreb and Dubrovnik, Sept. 5-16; Paris, Sept. 16-23.
1968	Attended the Sixth International Congress of Slavists, Prague, Aug. 6-13 (see 1968g). Awarded Honorary Doctorates, Charles University, Prague, Aug. 13; Purkyne University, Brno, Aug. 15. Awarded Golden Medal of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Aug. 21. Visited Brazil, Sept. 4-29, with numerous lectures at various Brazilian universities. Participated in the meeting of the Special Committee for Social Sciences of UNESCO, Paris, Oct. 2-4; lecture on "The Essentials and Goals of Contemporary Linguistics in Relation to Other Sciences," Oct. 3 (cf. 1969c). Attended the Symposium "Languages in Society and the General World" organized by Olivetti in Milan, Oct. 14-17 (see 1970d). Visiting Professor of Slavic Languages and of Linguistics, Princeton University, with six seminars on "Linguistic Reflections on Sound and Meaning," Winter 1968-69.
1969	Gave the Heinz Werner Lectures, Institute on Developmental Psychology, Clark University, March 6-7, on "The Paths from Infancy to Language." Visiting Professor, Brown University, Spring semester, with a course "Introduction to Linguistic Analysis of Poetry." Visiting Fellow, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, California, June-August. Participated in the Prague Symposium on Constantine the Philosopher, Sept. 14-18 (see 1970i). Visiting Professor at Brandeis, winter semester, 1969-70, with a course on Modern Poetics. Awarded Honorary Doctorate, Zagreb University, Dec. 18.
1970	Visiting Professor, Brown University, winter semester, 1970-71, with a course on The Creative Power of Language. Awarded Honorary Doctorate, Ohio State University, Oct. 26.
1971	<title render="italic">Selected Writings</title>, vol. 2: <title render="italic">Word and Language</title> and the second edition of <title render="italic">Selected Writings</title>, vol. 1 published. Attended the Convegno Internazionale "Premarinismo e Pregongorismo," Rome, April 19-21 (see 1973b). Visiting Professor, Yale University, Nov., with three lectures on "Current and Perpetual Questions in the Structural Analysis of Language and Verbal Art."
1972	Professeur d'état, Collège de France. Four lectures, Feb. 3-8. Doctor honoris causa and Francqui Professor, Catholic University of Louvain. Degree awarded Feb. 14; term of the Chaire Francqui, Spring semester (see 1973l). Visited Hungary, Oct. 20-27, as a guest of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Bulgaria, Oct. 27-Nov. 5, as a guest of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences; Portugal, Nov. 20-30, as a guest of the Instituto de Alta Cultura. Visiting Professor, Collège de France, Dec.
1973	<title render="italic">Questions de poétique</title> published. Attended the Seventh International Congress of Slavists, Warsaw, August 21-27 (see 1973d). Visiting Professor, New York University, Fall Semester.
1974	Visited Madrid as a guest of the Sociedad de estudios y publicaciones, May 18-31. Attended the Congress of the International Association for Semiotic Studies, Milan, June 2-6 (see 1975g). Lectured at the University of Zurich, June 9-15. Attended the Puškin Symposium, New York University, Nov. 16-17 (see 1976a). Attended the Golden Anniversary Symposium of the Linguistic Society of America, Dec. 27 (see 1979c). Elected Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy.
1975	<title render="italic">N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters and Notes</title> published. Awarded Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy, Tel Aviv University; conferment ceremony, March 18. Lectured at the Inauguration Ceremony of the Israel Institute for Poetics and Semiotics, Tel Aviv, March 23. Lectured at Wolfson College, Oxford University, May 16-17. Lectured at Bielefeld University, May 21-22; University of Cologne, May 26-27; the Rheinisch-Westfalische Akademie, Dusseldorf, May 28 (see 1977d).
1976	Awarded Honorary Doctorate of Letters, Columbia University; conferment ceremony, May 12. Visited Scandinavia, with lectures at Lund University, Sept. 4-5; University of Stockholm, Sept. 8; Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sept. 9; Norwegian Society of Linguistics, Oslo, Sept. 11-12. Attended the Johns Hopkins University Centennial Celebration: The Charles Sanders Peirce Symposium on Semiotics and the Arts, Sept. 26 (see 1977e).
1977	Elected Foreign Member, Humanities Section, Societas Scientarum Fennica.
1978	Attended the International Conference on the Semiotics of Art at the University of Michigan, May 3-6, with a lecture on "The Significance of Sounds in Speech and Poetry." Attended the Tribute to Claude Lévi-Strauss at the U.S. Embassy, Paris, Nov. 8 (see 1985p).
1979	<title render="italic">Selected Writings</title>, vol. 5: <title render="italic">On Verse, Its Masters and Explorers</title> and <title render="italic">The Sound Shape of Language</title> (with Linda R. Waugh) published. Attended the Jerusalem Einstein Centennial Symposium, March 16 (see 1980f). Awarded Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy, Copenhagen University, June 1. Lectured on "Some Urgent Linguistic Tasks" at Moscow State University, Sept. 29 (see 1985f). Attended The International Symposium on the Problem of Unconscious Mental Activity under the auspices of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, Tbilisi, Oct. 1-5 (see 1978f).
1980	<title render="italic">Dialogues</title> (with Krystyna Pomorska) published. Kathryn W. Davis Professor of Slavic Studies, Wellesley College, with lectures on "Unusual Paths of Russian Language, Literature and Culture," Feb. 12, March 4 and March 18. Lectured on "Brain and Language" at the University of Minnesota, March 13; Yale University, April 23; New York University, May 6 (see 1980e).
1981	<title render="italic">Selected Writings</title>, vol. III: <title render="italic">Poetry of Grammar and Grammar of Poetry</title> published. Awarded the International Feltrinelli Prize for Philology and Linguistics, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Rome, Jan. 16 (see 1981m). Awarded Honorary Doctorates, Brandeis University, May 24; Oxford University, June 24.
1982	Awarded the Hegel-Preis of the International Hegel Society and the City of Stuttgart (see 1984a). Died on July 18 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Scope and Contents of the Collection

While the scope and content notes with each series of guide to the Roman Jakobson papers describe the contents of the collection sequentially, this note provides a topical overview of Jakobson's life and accomplishments and suggests where in the collection material on a topic may be found. Because so much revolves around Czechoslovakia, a discussion of relevant material is first, followed by a description of materials on specific scholarly topics.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Jakobson came to Czechoslovakia as a young man of twenty-four in 1920 as a member of the first Soviet foreign mission. There he continued his education, adopted Czechoslovakia as his cultural homeland, became a professor of linguistics, and established a reputation as one of the foremost linguistic scholars of pre-war Europe.

Unfortunately, the collection contains little material from this crucial and formative period of Jakobson's life. In 1939, when he fled to escape Nazi persecution, most of his personal and professional papers were lost. A few items, including correspondence with Count N. S. Trubetzkoy and some of his notebooks of lectures, were hidden by friends and later sent to him in the United States.

As a press attaché of the first communist government in Europe, Jakobson was often viewed with suspicion, both personally and professionally (see Series 7). However, as he continued his studies in Prague and later taught at Masaryk University in Brno, participating actively in the intellectual and artistic life of the country, his contributions won him the respect of his colleagues and new countrymen (see writings about Jakobson between 1920 and 1939).

Jakobson was one of the founders in 1926 of the famous Prague Linguistic Circle, and he served as vice-president for thirteen years. Originally an association of six linguists, it grew into the most advanced and influential linguistic school of thought in pre-war Europe. Unfortunately, no papers survive from this important era in Jakobson's life.

Also lacking is documentation on Devetsil, an avant-garde group of prominent young poets, writers, and artists who enthusiastically supported new socialist ideas. (They chose for their name the Czech word for a healing herb.) Two poems by Vítězslav Nezval, an outstanding young poet and member of Devetsil, written for Jakobson and probably in Nezval's hand, can be found in General Correspondence (Subseries 8A, box 119c, folder 94). There are also some letters from another member, Jaroslav Seifert, winner of the 1984 Nobel Prize for Literature. These letters are from the 1960s and are filed in Universities - Foreign (Series 3, box 4, folders 19-22). Jakobson's activities as a professor of linguistics at Masaryk University from 1930 to 1939 are documented in lecture notes and course outlines. These provide comprehensive summaries of some of Jakobson's views and research on Czech medieval poetry, Russian phonology and grammar, and the Byzantine mission (Subseries 6B, Unpublished Writings, box 31).

The collection also contains a nearly complete record of Jakobson's scholarly output from the Czech years, copies of and some background material for nearly 300 articles and studies he wrote between 1926 and 1939 (Subseries 6A, Published Writings). As his reputation grew, he received increasing support from the Czech scholarly community, which recognized his contribution to the development of Czech linguistics and literary analysis (Series 7, box 38).

Jakobson's ties to Czechoslovakia remained strong after his escape in 1939. His respect for Czech culture and tradition were publicized in Moudrost starých Čechů (The Wisdom of the Old Czechs), his detailed defense of Czech culture against the pseudo-scientific attacks promoted by Nazi collaborators (boxes 9 & 10). The work was the result of extensive study and research, reflected partially in previously published articles (1938i, 1939f, & 1939g) and documented further by extensive research notes.

Once in the United States, Jakobson contributed to Czech journals and Czech American newspapers (see Subseries 6a, Published Writings) and spoke out strongly against Czech emigré author Egon Hostovsky for portraying Czech intellectuals as Nazi collaborators in his book Seven Times in the Main Role. Jakobson argued that writers should be held morally responsible for what they publish. This position embroiled him in a debate with other emigrés who advocated artistic freedom under any circumstances. Jakobson's arguments and the fierce attacks of his opponents are well documented (box 32, folders 47 & 48; box 38, folder 48).

After the Communists took power in Czechoslovakia in 1948, Jakobson's ties with the country were cut off. Under the liberal Dubcek regime, Jakobson was invited to attend the Slavic Congress held in Prague in 1968. His second visit followed the Soviet invasion in 1969 when Jakobson attended a symposium on Constantine the Philosopher. Jakobson sensed that it might be his last visit and delivered a moving address at the close of the symposium expressing his undiminished affection for the country and heritage in which he had spent his early manhood (Unpublished Writings, box 35, folder 19).

Jakobson continued to correspond with friends in Czechoslovakia. Letters from friends such as linguist Bohuslav Havranek and Ladislav Novomesky, writer, poet, friend, and member of Devetsil, reveal the close ties Jakobson maintained with that country. The correspondence with Jan Mukarovsky, an eminent structuralist and close friend, ends in 1948, when Mukarovsky recanted his former work and rejected his friends.

TOPICAL AREAS

Researchers looking for material on specific topics should look first in Published Writings. The documentation of Jakobson's published work is organized chronologically, based on Stephen Rudy's bibliography ( Roman Jakobson 1896-1982: A Complete Bibliography of His Writings, 1990), but the topical arrangement of Selected Writings can be used as a subject guide. The Published Writings section includes a large amount of notes and background material on the subjects Jakobson wrote about, filed with the appropriate articles. The material in Published Writings is not referred to in this description. See instead the Scope and Contents note for Series 6.

General Linguistics and Structuralism

The term "structuralism" was probably first used by Jakobson at the I International Congress of Linguistics in The Hague in 1928. Jakobson and the Prague Linguistic School developed the structuralist and functional approach to language and the concept of markedness, starting in the area of phonology, which was later extended to morphology and syntax.

Jakobson continued to develop his particular method of structural analysis throughout his career. He first introduced it to American students in his courses at École Libre and Columbia. As an early example we have notes for a course called "Structural Linguistic Analysis" from the 1940s (box 32, folder 38).

The principles of structural analysis and the concept of a synchronic and diachronic view of language are summarized in transcripts of two lectures Jakobson gave in Prague in 1957: "Synchronie a diachronie v jazykovědě" and "Zásady strukturální analýzy" (box 34, folders 37-42). Drafts and numerous notes for an entry for Enciclopedia Italiana in the 1970s summarize Jakobson's most general ideas of structuralism (Unpublished Writings, box 36, folders 1-15).

Jakobson's linguistic studies are represented in the collection by his lectures, of which there are transcripts, tapes, and notes. In 1976-1977 Jakobson presented a number of lectures on the history of linguistics in which he gave an overview of the development of the field. These include "Saussurean and Contemporary Linguistics" of 1965, the "History of Linguistics" series from the 1970s, "Six Decades I have Witnessed" of 1976, "Three Lectures" and "Remarks on Structuralism" of 1976, and "Present Vistas" given at MIT in 1977 (box 36).

Jakobson's early linguistic research was oriented to phonology and done with the cooperation of other prominent linguists such as Horace Lunt, Morris Halle, and Gunnar Fant. This research is documented in materials related to his activities at Harvard and MIT. For more detailed information, see the Scope and Contents note for Universities - United States - Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The records filed under "Linguistics" and "Research Laboratory of Electronics" document research in communication processes (box 3, folders 74 -77 & 80-82).

One of the richest sources on linguistics in the unpublished material is the complete transcript of ten lectures presented at the International Seminar in Linguistic Theory in Tokyo in 1967 (where Jakobson presented his linguistic theories in detail). It is likely that it was for these lectures that Jakobson drew together his notes on various areas of linguistics, now filed in Unpublished Writings, box 35, folders 32-57.

Slavic Studies

During his career, Jakobson made major contributions to the study of Slavic antiquities, literature, mythology, and folklore, both oral and written, as well as poetics and comparative studies.

As early as the 1930s, Jakobson was captivated by the Cyrillo-Methodian mission. Course notes from classes taught at Masaryk University in 1936-1937 show that his interest was not only from the linguistic perspective, i.e., Church-Slavonic as the oldest Slavic script and literary language, but from a social viewpoint as well. He saw in the work of Constantine the Philosopher (Cyril) the earliest evidence of attempts at national self-determination and the first manifestation of democratic ideals (box 31, folders 79 & 80). Notes from the 1950s concerning the Christianization of the Slavs offer more insight into Jakobson's views on the significance of the subject (box 33, folders 29 & 30).

While Jakobson's scholarly contributions to Slavic studies were many, his efforts to encourage and support the spread of Slavic programs in the United States and Europe were equally important. Once in the United States, Jakobson became a leading figure in the organization of Slavic departments at Columbia and Harvard, and he helped find jobs for many emigrants from Nazi Europe (box 2, folders 13-15 & 29-31). Notes and drafts of courses and lectures on Slavic history and civilization illustrate the material he used to train a new generation of Slavists (Unpublished Writings, box 32).

Jakobson worked tirelessly to organize Slavists in an international network. Correspondence, work plans, resolutions, minutes, and reports document his organizing efforts and his participation in Slavic conferences, congresses, and symposia. Records of the Slavic International Congresses and the International Committee of Slavists present a picture of an international community of scholars and Jakobson's influence on that community, as well as an outline of the development of Slavic studies in the United States over a period of forty years (boxes 4 & 5). Additional material on Slavic congresses and publications is found in Universities - United States - Harvard University (Dumbarton Oaks, box 2, folder 47). Included is Jakobson's correspondence with his longtime colleague and friend, Byzantine scholar Father Francis Dvorník.

Russian Studies

Jakobson, a Russian native, taught Russian language and literature throughout his life. Notes from his earliest lectures from Brno deal with all aspects of the Russian language, especially Russian phonology (box 31, folders 48-60). The course notes represent the essence of Jakobson's approach to Russian studies, showing all his innovations in linguistics, most significantly the development of his theory of distinctive features.

Jakobson continued to develop his phonological investigation of the Russian language at Harvard in the early 1950s. With Gunnar Fant and Morris Halle, he systematically defined the relationships among all known phonetic features (box 2, folders 55-59; box 6, folders 37 & 38).

Drafts and extensive notes document Jakobson's work on Russian morphology (Russian declension, nouns, and verbs) where Jakobson applied the principles he discovered in his phonological studies. The material documents Jakobson's innovative approach to the study of the structure of the verb and the Russian case system. There are, in all, ten courses on Russian, including a comprehensive set of lecture notes from the Harvard years.

Numerous notes and drafts illustrate his interest in Russian literature. Much of Jakobson's work on Russian epic tradition is documented in his work on the Igor' Tale, the classic epic, the authenticity of which Jakobson demonstrated in 1948 in La Geste du Prince Igor (Scope and Contents note, Published Writings). Jakobson's relationship with his friend Vladimir Maíàkovskii found expression in his structural insights into several of Maíàkovskii's poems (see Published Writings). In an interview with Swedish radio Jakobson remembered him as a friend as well as a poet (box 36, folder 35). There is also a transcript of a discussion at the Institute of World Literatures in Moscow in 1956 where Jakobson talked about his publications about Maíàkovskii and his relationship with Teodor Nette (box 34, folder 36).

Jakobson's work on Russian poetess Marina Tsvetaeva is documented in a response to Simon Karlinsky's review of the English translation of Tsvetaeva's poems. Jakobson analyzed her poem "Pis'm" (A Letter) in detail and drafted a short article criticizing Karlinsky's failure to understand her verses (box 34, folders 94-96; box 35, folder 1). Notes for studies on Pasternak, Esenin, and Pushkin document more of Jakobson's work on Russian poetry (box 35, folders 10, 22-27).

As a major Russian scholar, Jakobson was asked to act as consultant on several projects with other scholars and institutions. Correspondence with Wayne State University, 1963-1967, documents his role as consultant on the publication of a new Russian dictionary (box 4, folder 6) and a Russian textbook published by the Nature Method Center. The textbook's method was based on learning vocabulary and grammatical structure in the situational context (box 30, folders 73-77).

In 1980 Jakobson presented a series of lectures, "Universal Paths of Russian Language, Literature, and Culture," at Wellesley College. Notes for this series summarize his work and views on Russian language and literature (box 36, folders 74-80).

Semiotics

According to Umberto Eco in "The Influence of Roman Jakobson on the Development of Semiotics," Jakobson was "the major catalyst in the contemporary semiotic reaction," and his entire work was a quest for semiotics. Jakobson's linguistic writings testify to that observation.

Jakobson himself did not publish extensively on the subject of semiotics. We have only notes contained in four folders in Unpublished Writings (box 35, folders 65-68). He gave important lectures on the subject, however, such as "Signatum a Designatum" delivered at the Colloque International de Semiologie in Krazmierz, Poland, in 1966, of which we have a draft (box 34, folder 77). There are also notes for "Some Questions of Linguistic Semantics," given in Moscow in 1966, and other lectures given in Chicago and France in 1970 and 1972.

Additional material describing Jakobson's interest in the subject of semiotics is found in records of his participation in semiotic congresses, symposia, conferences, and seminars (box 5, folders 21-23; box 6, folders 4-11), including correspondence with Umberto Eco, Julia Kristeva and others. Some of the letters concern Jakobson's attendance at events and some are related to reviews of books and articles on semiotics, revealing Jakobson's cooperation with the journal Semiotics.

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

Ecole libre des hautes études (New York, N.Y.).
Masarykova universita v Brně
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Committee for Communications Sciences
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy
Ossabaw Island Project Foundation
Pražský linguistický kroužek

Function(s)

Institute Professor.

Personal Name(s)

Benveniste, Emile, 1902-1976
Bruner, Jerome S. (Jerome Seymour)
Dvornik, Francis, 1893-
Eco, Umberto
Fant, Gunnar
Ferrell, James
Halle, Morris
Hand, Wayland Debs, 1907-
Havránek, Bohuslav
Holenstein, Elmar
Jakobson, Roman, 1896-1982
Lord, Albert Bates
Lotz, John, 1913-1973
Lunt, Horace Gray, 1918-
Lévi-Strauss, Claude
Moyakovsky, Vladimir
Mukařovský, Jan
Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 1899-1977
Nezval, Vitězslav, 1900-1958
Novemsky, Ladislav
Picchio, Riccardo, 1923-
Pirkova, Svatava
Pomorska, Krystyna
Ridder, Peter de
Rudy, Stephen
Schapiro, Meyer, 1904-1996
Schmitt, Francis Otto, 1903-1995
Schoonveld, C. H. van
Sebeok, Thomas A. (Thomas Albert), 1920-2001
Seifert, Jaroslav, 1901-1986
Simmons, Ernest Joseph, 1903-1972
Sommerfelt, Alf
Stankiewicz, Edward
Svejkovsky, Frantisek
Szeftel, Marc
Trubetskoi, Nikolai Sergeevich, kniaz, 1890-1938
Tsvetaeva, Marina, 1892-1941
Wasson, Roger G.
Waugh, Linda R.
Wellek, Rene
Whatmough, Joshua, 1897-1964
Wolfson, Harry Austryn, 1897-1974
Worth, Dean S.

Subject(s)

Czech language--Research.
Czech literature--Research.
Linguistics--Research.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology--Faculty.
Semiotics--History.
Slavic languages--Research.
Slavic literature--Research.
Structuralism (Literary analysis)--History.

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Bibliography

Jakobson, Roman. Selected Writings. 8 vols. ʾs-Gravenhage: Mouton, 1962-1988 MIT Libraries

Roman Jakobson, 1896-1982: A Complete Bibliography of His Writings, compiled and edited by Stephen Rudy. Berlin; New York : Mouton de Gruyter, 1990. MIT Libraries

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Index of Correspondents

Series 8, alphabetical correspondence, not included in this index. Researchers are advised to check names in both this index and the folder list for Series 8.

Personal Name(s)

Aalto, Pentti: folder 5:29
Abrams, Samuel: folder 6:39
Adrianova Peretz, V.: folders 11:28-31
Ahrends, Günther: folders 4:34-35
Albrecht, Pavel: folder 4:13
Allen, W. S.: folder 26:55
Almeida, D. de: folder 5:50
Alonso, Damaso: folder 4:55
Altbauer, Moshe: folder 30:10
Ambak, Emilio: folder 6:23
Amsterdamski, Stefan: folder 4:52
Anderson, Virgil A.: folder 5:78
Andic, V. E.: folder 5:88
Andreǐchin, L.: folder 22:73
Angere, I.: folders 13:67-70
Arlandi, Gian Franco: folders 5:47-48
Armstrong, Daniel: folder 1:58
Arndt, Richard T.: folder 5:82
Arnold, Godfrey E.: folders 12:44-46
Aubert, Marcel: folders 11:28-31
Audibert, Louis: folders 27:60-62, 28:52
Austerlitz, Robert: folders 13:41-42
Auty, Robert: folders 4:77, 4:89, 6:39
Avanesov, R. I.: folders 4:68, 4:74
Badiou, A.: folder 4:31
Bailey, Richard W.: folder 5:18
Baird, Cynthia: folder 4:7
Bakhmeteff, Boris A.: folders 11:28-31
Bakvis, Claude: folder 4:74
Bar Hillel, Yehoshua: folder 5:53
Barricot, John: folder 13:8
Basilius, Harold A.: folders 12:44-46
Baskakov, V. N.: folder 24:17
Bassine, F. V.: folder 5:55
Bataillon, Marcel: folder 23:12
Baumgärtner, Klaus: folder 16:91
Bayerová, Libuše: folders 4:19-22
Bazell, C. R.: folders 12:44-46
Beaulieux, Léon: folders 11:28-31
Bedeschi, Giuseppe: folder 36:15
Beebe, John Fred: folders 13:67-70
Bellert, Irena: folder 4:18
Beloded, I.: folder 4:85
Belosel'skiǐ, Sergeǐ: folder 2:48
Benedict, Katherine H.: folders 11:28-31
Beneš, Pavel: folders 4:19-22
Benveniste, Émile: folders 11:28-31, 12:44-46
Ben Zvi, Yehiel: folder 4:41
Berardinelli, Cleonice: folder 18:44
Bergsland, Knut: folders 12:44-46
Berkowitz, Diane: folder 3:100
Berlin, Isaiah: folder 4:28
Bernardini, Gilberto: folder 4:42
Bernet, Rudolf: folder 4:13
Bernstein, Marver H.: folder 3:101
Bernstein, Richard J.: folders 6:44-45
Betz, E. H.: folder 4:15
Bezasse, R.: folder 4:31
Bghdoyan, Shogher: folder 6:24
Bierwisch, Manfred: folder 4:36
Billington, James H.: folder 6:41
Birnbaum, Henrik: folders 3:107, 22:88-91
Biron, Robert H.: folder 3:108
Bishop, Thomas: folder 3:119
Blache, Stephen: folder 4:18
Blane, Andrew: folders 19:66-68, 22:110
Blankoff, Jean: folder 4:14
Blanquart, E.: folder 5:29
Bloch, C. E.: folder 1:4
Bloch, Inles: folders 11:28-31
Blonsky, Marshall: folders 5:47-48
Bluhme, H.: folder 5:36
Blumensath, Heinz: folder 3:125
Blumenthal, Gerda R.: folder 4:10
Blumstein, Sheila E.: folder 26:55
Bolelli, Tristano: folders 4:42, 4:43, 4:45
Bolinger, Dwight: folder 6:3
Bond, Godfrey W.: folder 4:28
Bonfante, Giuliano: folder 4:43
Bonino, Davico Guido: folder 7:53
Bonnier, Koukla: folder 27:60-62
Borbé, Tasso: folders 5:47-48
Borchette, Margot: folder 21:19
Borgerhoff, E. B. O.: folder 3:125
Borgström, Carl Hj.: folders 12:44-46
Bormanzhikov, Arash: folder 4:73
Borovičková, Blanka: folders 4:19-22
Borowitz, Sidney: folder 6:27
Bostrong Kruckenberg, Anita: folder 4:57
Bouda, K.: folders 12:44-46
Bouissac, Paul: folders 6:9, 19:39
Bowra, Maurice: folder 19:39
Bradford, Albert: folder 6:33
Bradley, William: folder 6:38
Branca, Vittore: folder 4:44
Brang, Peter: folder 4:58
Brettschneider, Gunter: folder 26:78
Broch, Olaf: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Brodzka, Alina: folder 30:19
Bronowski, J.: folders 3:108, 6:39
Brown, Demig: folders 4:71-72
Brown, Edward J.: folder 3:102
Brown, F. Seth: folder 3:108
Brown, James I.: folders 6:44-45
Brugsch, Heinrich G.: folder 27:3
Bruner, Jerome S.: folders 4:28, 5:81
Buchsbaum, Betty: folder 3:100
Bundy, McGeorge: folder 4:77
Burbank, John H., Jr.: folder 23:39
Burbank, Suzanne G.: folder 23:39
Burgi, Richard: folder 4:70
Busch, Laura: folder 3:100
Byvanek, A. W.: folder 1:4
Caceres, Velasquez Artidoro: folder 4:51
Câmara, J. Mattoso, Jr.: folders 12:44-46, 18:44
Campos, Haroldo de: folders 4:16, 16:91, 18:44
Canonge, Elliott D.: folders 12:44-46
Cantineau, J.: folders 11:28-31
Čapek, Milič: folder 5:88
Cappelletti, Vincenzo: folder 36:15
Carene, Carlo: folder 28:110
Carlsson, Sten: folder 4:57
Carmel, Yosef: folder 4:41
Carrasco Zanini, Juan: folder 4:49
Carrelli, Antonio: folder 4:43
Carter, Penny: folder 27:48
Cerulli, Enrico: folders 4:42-43, 21:19
Červenka, Miroslav: folders 4:19-22
Chalupecký, Jindřich: folders 4:19-22
Chalupný, Emil: folders 4:19-22
Chapin, Paul G.: folder 6:26
Charbonneau, René: folder 5:32
Chatman, Seymour: folder 5:49
Chatterji, Suniti Kumar: folder 5:36
Cheremeteff, Serge: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Chertok, Léon: folders 5:54-55
Chmelař, Vilém: folders 4:19-22
Cibulka, Josef: folders 4:19-22
Čiževskij, Dmitrij: folders 11:28-31
Clair, Jean: folder 5:82
Clark, Mary C.: folder 4:10
Clemens, Cyril: folders 6:44-45
Cocuzzi, Antonio L.: folder 4:43
Coder, David: folder 6:25
Cohen, Marcel: folder 30:110
Cohen, Yehezkel: folders 5:40, 27:25
Colaclides, Peter (Pierre): folders 17:70-72, 23:5, 28:34
Cole, Desmond: folders 12:44-46
Colucci, Michele: folders 22:10-12
Comer, Suzanne: folder 4:4
Cone, Edward: folder 3:125
Contini, Gianfranco: folder 17:35
Cook, K.: folder 4:29
Corman, Cid: folder 4:47
Corti, Maria: folder 17:35
Coteanu, I.: folder 23:44
Coudert, Ferdinand W.: folder 5:87
Cowan, J. M.: folder 5:68
Curschmann, Michael: folder 5:38
Cutter, Preston S.: folder 5:79
Cýrívski, D.: folders 11:28-31
D'Andrea, Thomas: folder 4:10
D'Arms, Edward F.: folders 6:37-38
Dal, Erik: folder 2:47
Dallin, Alexander: folder 3:112
Daneš, František: folders 4:19-22
Daňhelka, Jirří: folders 4:19-22, 13:51
Daugherty, D. H.: folder 5:68
Davies, R. T.: folder 3:102
Delacroix, Denise: folder 3:105
Delatre, Pierre: folder 26:55
Derbyshire, William W.: folder 4:10
Der Manuelian, Haig: folder 6:24
De Somer, P.: folder 4:14
Devoto, Giacomo: folder 6:8
Dewey, Horace W.: folders 4:70, 73
Diamandopoulos, Peter: folder 3:100
Diemer, Alwin: folder 5:59
DiGiovanna, Joseph: folder 5:41
Di Giovanna, Joseph J.: folder 4:45
Dil, Anwar S.: folder 24:5
Dix, William S.: folder 3:125
Djahukian, G. B.: folder 5:39
Docter, J. H.: folder 6:39
Dodd, Paul A.: folder 3:108
Dodds, Christopher D.: folder 6:40
Doherty, Ann: folder 6:3
Doležal, Bohumil: folders 4:19-22
Doležel, Lubomír: folders 4:19-22
Doranowski, Witold: folder 4:52
Dorey, A. J.: folder 4:29
Doroszewski, Witold: folders 5:2-4
Dostál, Antonín: folders 4:19-22, 35:75
Doughten, Donna J.: folder 3:115
Dressler, U. W.: folder 5:28
Drinkwater, S. W.: folder 1:4
Droit, Roger Paul: folders 27:60-62
Duffey, Joseph: folder 6:25
Dukas, Helen: folders 5:40, 20:75
Dunlop, John T.: folder 2:47
Ďurovič, L'.: folders 4:19-22
Dvoretzky, Aryeh: folder 5:40
Dvorník, Francis: folders 4:70, 11:28-31
Dyen, Isidore: folder 4:9
Eco, Umberto: folders 5:21-22, 6:9-10, 23:23
Edgerton, William B.: folders 3:115, 4:69, 4:72-77, 4:85, 4:87-91, 5:2-4, 5:9, 5:11, 5:68
Effenberger, Vratislav: folders 4:19-22
Ege, Niels: folder 4:27
Einaudi, Giulio: folder 7:53
Elford, L. W.: folder 26:55
Eliseeff, Serge: folders 11:28-31
Elkana, Yehuda: folder 5:40
Engler, Rudolf: folders 20:50-51
Erlich, Victor: folders 4:9, 4:69-70, 5:1, 22:99-101
Essen, Otto van: folder 5:36
Ezawa, Kennosuke: folders 12:44-46
Faccani, Remo: folder 30:37
Fackenthal, Frank Diehl: folders 11:28-31
Fahs, Charles: folders 6:37-38
Fairbaks, Matthew: folder 6:25
Fant, Gunnar: folders 4:56, 4:57, 12:44-46, 26:55
Farmer, Elizabeth H.: folder 6:25
Fasting, Sigurd: folder 4:50
Faye, Jean Pierre: folder 5:82
Fejos, Paul: folders 13:67-70
Fenton, Kathleen: folder 3:115
Ferrabino, Aldo: folder 36:15
Ferrell, James: folders 4:62, 4:69-70, 12:44-46
Feuer, Kathryn B.: folder 4:18
Filip, F. P.: folder 12:9
Filonov, Antonina: folder 14:77
Finch, Jeremiah S.: folder 3:125
Fine, John: folder 19:79
Fisch, Max F.: folder 25:23
Fischer, J. L.: folders 4:19-22
Fischer Jørgensen, Eli: folder 4:27, 5:34 35, 12:44 46
Fitzpatrick, Eileen: folder 3:119
Flanagan, Denis: folder 20:75
Fleishman, Lazar: folders 27:63, 28:9
Flydal, Leiv: folder 4:50
Folejewski, Zbigniew: folders 4:69-70, 4:73
Folena, Gianfranco: folder 4:45
Fónagy, Ivan: folder 26:55
Forbes, Meyer: folder 27:3
Ford, Franklin L.: folders 2:47, 5:81
Ford, John J.: folder 5:74
Foster, Ludmila: folder 3:123
Fowler, Murray: folders 12:44-46
Fox, James J.: folder 6:8
Frank, Joseph: folder 3:125
Frank, Philipp: folders 6:44-45
Freeman, Ursula: folder 25:14
Fretz, Mary: folders 27:60-62
Freund, Paul A.: folder 5:63
Friend, Charlotte: folder 6:27
Frinta, Antonín: folders 4:19-22
Frinta, Mojmir: folders 15:46, 35:75
Fry, Dennis B.: folder 4:28
Frye, Northrop: folder 4:18
Fujimura, Osamu: folders 4:47, 5:37
Gabor, Dennis: folders 12:44-46
Gadamer, Hans Georg: folder 4:37
Galan, František: folder 4:4
Galatti, Stephen: folder 5:69
Galbrath, John S.: folder 3:108
Gáldi, László: folders 15:15-19
Gallman, John: folder 26:55
Gallo, Severino: folder 5:42
Gamkrelidze, Thomas V.: folders 5:55, 30:24
Garrard, John G.: folder 5:9
Gautier, Blaise: folder 5:82
Gautier, Léopold: folders 11:28-31
Gellert, Anne M.: folder 5:63
Genninasca, T.: folder 15:14
Georgiev, Vladimir: folders 4:17, 4:75
Georgin, Robert: folder 4:32
Gerhardt, D.: folders 12:44-46
Gianni, Ernesto: folder 4:42
Gibian, George: folders 24:55-57
Gilette, H. M.: folder 6:37
Gilpatric, Chadbourne: folder 6:37
Ginsburg, Michael: folders 4:70, 4:73-74
Gipaniol, A.: folders 11:28-31
Glazier, William: folder 6:39
Goheen: folder 3:125
Good, George: folder 1:4
Goodchild, Donald: folder 5:68
Gordon, Stanley T.: folder 6:3
Goren, Ellen C.: folder 4:10
Goris, Jean Albert: folder 3:117
Gossman, Lionel: folder 25:23
Gourevitch, Victor: folder 4:8
Goyvaerts, D. L.: folder 4:13
Graaff, Frances de: folder 4:10
Grabar, André: folders 11:28-31
Graham, Angus: folder 18:90
Greene, Thomas: folder 18:90
Grégoire, Henri: folders 11:28-31
Greimas, A. J.: folder 6:7
Gribble, Charles E.: folder 27:3
Groot, A. W. de: folders 12:44-46
Gross, Feliks: folder 6:36
Grosser, Frida I.: folder 5:41
Gsell, Simonna: folder 15:14
Gup, Theodore S.: folder 3:100
Gut, Ann F.: folder 3:111
Habenieht, Rudolph E.: folder 5:61
Hackenschmiedová, Božena: folders 4:19-22
Hajdú, Péter: folder 24:5
Hála, Bohuslav: folders 5:35-36
Hall, Robert L.: folder 6:26
Halle, Morris: folders 12:44-46
Hamm, Josef: folder 5:20
Hammer, John H.: folders 6:9, 6:11, 25:95
Hammerich, Louis L.: folder 4:27
Hammond, Mac: folder 4:2
Hand, Wayland D.: folders 11:28-31
Harkins, William: folders 4:72-75, 4:89
Harper, Kenneth: folder 4:71
Harrassowitz, Otto: folders 20:50-51
Harris, Brian: folder 4:18
Hartman, Geoffrey: folder 4:9
Hartmann, Hans: folder 5:36
Hashimoto, Mantaro J: folder 4:47
Haskins, Caryl P.: folder 6:39
Haslev Skanland, Marianne: folder 4:50
Hattori, Shirô: folder 4:47, 20:11-13, 28:3
Haugen, Einar: folder 5:63
Havel, F.: folders 4:19-22
Havel, R.: folders 4:19-22
Havránek, Bohuslav: folders 4:19-22, 4:69, 4:89, 4:91
Heaton, E. W.: folder 4:29
Heffer, W.: folder 3:117
Heffner, R. M. S.: folders 12:44-46
Henrichsen, Arre Johan: folder 4:50
Henshaw, Paul S.: folder 5:74
Herdan, G.: folder 14:21
Hill, Archibald A.: folder 6:17
Hill, Elizabeth: folders 4:69, 4:74
Himstead, Ralph E.: folders 6:44-45
Hirsch, Kathleen A.: folder 4:7
Hoagland, Hudson: folder 5:63
Hobzová, Dagmar: folders 4:19-22
Hockett, Charles F.: folders 12:44-46
Hodge, Carleton T.: folder 3:115
Hoenigswald, Henry M.: folder 25:95
Holeček, Hanuš: folders 4:19-22
Holenstein, Elmar: folders 4:12, 4:34 35, 4:37, 27:3, 27:25
Holquist, Michael: folder 4:4
Holthusen, Johannes: folders 4:33, 5:11
Holton, Gerald: folders 27:3, 27:25
Holtved, Erik: folder 13:42
Hoover, Benjamin B.: folder 3:100
Horálek, Karel: folders 4:19-22
Horna, O. A.: folder 5:88
Hovdraugen, Even: folder 4:50
Hrushovski, Benjamin: folders 4:41, 5:40, 27:63
Hubička, Karel: folders 4:19-22
Hughes, Robert P.: folder 20:38
Humphrey, Hubert H.: folder 6:41
Huntington, Chapin W.: folder 5:68
Huttenlocker, Janellen: folder 5:81
Hüttl-Folter, Gerta: folder 5:28
Huvos, Kornel: folder 3:110
Hyart, Charles: folder 4:15
Hymes, Dell: folders 5:16, 18:80
Igersheimer, H.: folders 11:28-31
Iivonen, Antti: folder 28:102
Ioannisíàn, A. R.: folder 5:39
Ionescu Niscov, T.: folder 4:75
Islakhi, Iskander: folders 28:72-73
Ivanov, V. V.: folder 30:24
Ivic', Pavle: folders 14:103, 26:55
Jackson, Robert L.: folder 4:76
Jacob, François: folder 26:55
Jacob, Pierre: folder 26:55
Jacobs, Albert C.: folders 11:28-31
Jacobson, Homer: folders 12:44-46
Jakobson, Anna: folder 1:4
Jakobson, Osip: folder 1:4
Jangfeldt, Bengt: folder 7:53
Janoutová, Růžena: folders 4:19-22
Janson, Tore: folder 4:57
Jarinski, René: folder 15:14
Jassem, Wiktor: folder 5:37
Jelínek, Ivan: folders 4:19-22
Jensen, Kjeld Bjørnager: folder 3:107
Jeřábek, J.: folders 4:19-22
Jirásek, Josef: folders 4:19-22
Johns, Carol Johnson: folder 4:7
Johnson, Ronald P.: folder 3:111
Joja, Athanase: folder 4:54
Joliet, Jos: folders 27:60-62
Jones, Daniel: folders 5:36, 12:44-46
Jones, Ralph A.: folder 5:69
Josselson, Harry H.: folders 4:5-6
Juva, Mikko: folder 4:30
Kaczmarek, Jan: folder 4:52
Kadlec, K.: folder 119:58
Kaiser, Louise: folders 5:29, 5:35-37, 12:44-46
Kaplan, Bernard: folder 3:111
Karcevsky, Serge: folders 11:28-31
Karlinsky, Simon: folder 20:38
Karpovich, Michael: folder 5:86
Karšulin, M.: folder 4:60
Kasack, Wolfgang: folder 28:115
Kasik, John P.: folder 28:34
Kaverin, Valentin: folder 24:90
Kawamoto, Shigeo: folders 4:47, 20:11-13
Kellnerová, Anna: folders 4:19-22
Kellogg, Remington: folder 13:42
Kemper, Hans Georg: folder 4:34
Kerner, Miroslav: folder 6:19
Kerr, Clark: folder 3:108
Key, Mary Ritchie: folder 6:10
Kinkenberg, Jean Marie: folder 23:23
Kinzel, Augustus: folder 6:39
Kiparsky, Paul: folder 17:28
Kiparsky, Valentin: folder 4:30
Kirikae, Ichiro: folder 4:47
Kirk, Grayson: folders 6:44-45
Kitzinger, Ernst: folder 2:47
Klein, Barbara: folder 4:9
Klein, Joachim: folder 12:9
Klein, Wolfgang: folders 19:19-20
Klíčová-Součková, Drahomiř: folders 4:19-22
Klima, Ed: folder 19:39
Klima, Edward: folders 19:48-52
Kloster Jensen, Martin: folder 5:37
Kniesza, István: folder 4:75
Knudsen, Trygve: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Koch, Walter A.: folders 4:34-35
Kodjak, Andrej: folders 3:119, 5:45, 25:42, 27:3
Kogoj, Franjo: folder 4:61
Kolíàda, Íù. G.: folder 13:8
Kopecký, Milan: folders 4:19-22
Kopečný, František: folders 4:19-22
Kostovská, Jarmila: folders 4:19-22
Koveshnikov, Petr: folders 12:9, 15:77
Kráĺ, A'bel: folders 4:19-22
Krámský, Jiří: folders 4:19-22
Krause, Michael: folder 26:55
Kristeva, Julia: folders 6:5-7, 6:9, 23:5
Krynski, Magnus J.: folder 3:123
Kučera, Henry: folders 3:102, 4:75, 4:91
Kuncíř, Ladislav: folders 4:19-22
Kuno, Susumu: folder 4:47
Kuráž, Rudolf: folders 4:19-22
Labarbe, J.: folder 4:15
Laga, Otto: folders 4:19-22
Lalić, Radovan: folder 4:74
Lambropoulos, Vassilis: folder 4:28
Land, Edwin H.: folder 5:63
Landgrebe, Ludwig: folders 4:13, 25:33
Landy, Marcia: folder 4:10
Lane, Katherine A.: folder 4:7
Langobardi, Giuseppe: folder 4:43
Lauer, Charlotte: folder 4:37
Lavrov, A. V.: folder 24:17
Leach, Edmund R.: folder 30:33
Learned, Shirley D.: folder 4:9
Lednicki, Waclaw: folder 4:69
Lehan, Richard: folder 3:107
Lehmann, W. P.: folder 4:4, 6:17
Lemmerman, Vasiliǐ: folder 2:48
Lencek, Rado L.: folders 20:26-27
Lenhart, Margot D.: folder 3:115
Léon, P. R.: folder 4:18
Leopold, Werner F.: folder 12:44-46
Levin, Ephraim: folder 4:3
Levin, Harry: folder 16:52
Lévi Strauss, Claude: folders 4:32, 12:44-46, 13:42, 15:14, 15:77, 20:50-51
Levý, Jiří: folders 4:19-22
Levy, Kenneth: folders 29:49-51
Lexa, John G.: folder 5:88
Lhermitte, F.: folder 23:5
Liberman, Anatoly: folder 19:39
Lie, Hallward: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Lienhard, Johanna: folder 4:58
Liestøl, Aslak: folder 26:55
Lifshic Losev, L. V.: folder 5:45
Likhachev, Dmitriǐ: folders 11:28-31, 12:9, 15:77, 27:3
Lindblom, Bjorn: folders 25:86, 26:55
Linden, Sally: folder 4:7
Lindley Cintra, Luis Filipe: folder 4:53
Lindsay, R. B.: folder 5:62
Linhartová, Věra: folders 4:19-22
Litzenburg, Thomas V., Jr.: folder 5:58
Líùdskanov, A.: folder 6:9
Lonzi, Lidia: folders 4:42, 4:45
López Murillas, Juan: folder 3:102
Lord, Albert B.: folders 5:86, 11:28-31, 29:49-51
Losskiǐ, Andreǐ: folders 11:28-31
Lotz, John: folders 6:7-10, 12:44-46
Lowinsky, Edward: folders 3:109, 6:31
Lübbe-Grothues, Grete: folder 4:58
Luciani, Georges: folders 11:28-31
Ludvíkovský, Jaroslav: folders 4:19-22
Lundberg, B. A.: folder 4:56
Lundberg, B. A.: folder 4:56
Lunt, Horace: folder 6:34
Lüthi, Max: folders 4:58, 27:3
Lynch, Irina: folder 4:7
Lysohorský, Ondra: folders 4:19-22
MacKay, D. M.: folders 5:21-22, 6:9
Macksey, Richard: folder 25:23
MacMillan, Harold: folder 4:28
Mádlová, Marie 4:19 22: folder 4:19-22
Mager, Peter: folder 26:55
Maier, John: folder 6:38
Makarov, V. V.: folder 7:53
Malmberg, Bertil: folders 4:56, 5:37
Maranda, Pierre: folder 6:7
Marcenac, Bruno: folder 20:83
Marckwart, Albert H.: folders 5:80, 6:8
Mareš, František: folders 4:19-22, 28:110
Mareš, Michal: folder 4:29-22
Markov, Vladimir: folder 20:38
Marshall, John: folders 6:37-38
Martin, Amanda: folder 3:121
Martin, Belle: folder 5:68
Martiny, Oliver: folders 11:28-31
Marwell, David: folder 3:100
Mase, Sadi: folder 30:110
Masson, David I.: folders 12:44-46
Matějka, Ladislav: folders 3:119, 5:18, 15:77
Mathauser, Zdeněk: folders 4:19-22
Mathesius, Vilém: folder 1:7
Matheson, Rufus W.: folders 4:71, 4:73-74
Mathias, James F.: folder 6:13
Matos, F. Gomez de: folder 4:16
Maver, Giovanni: folders 4:69, 11:28-31
Mayenowa, Maria Renata: folder 4:52
Mayo, Robert D.: folder 3:124
Mazon, André: folders 4:75, 4:77, 11:28-31
McFate, Patricia: folder 6:25
Mehler, Mark: folder 3:100
Mei, Tsu Lin: folder 18:90
Meissiere (de): folder 3:117
Ménerd, Jacques: folder 23:12
Mentz, Ole: folder 4:27
Mertens, F. J.: folder 4:14
Messer, Thomas M.: folder 23:59
Micklesen, Lew R.: folder 4:71
Milíàtskiǐ, K.: folders 9:12-15
Miller, George A.: folder 5:81
Miller, Jacques Alan: folder 4:31
Milner, J. C.: folders 4:31, 18:12
Milosz, Czesław: folders 22:99-101
Minorski, V.: folders 11:28-31
Mirčeva, Dora: folder 26:68
Moe, Henry Allen: folder 6:13
Mohler, Armin: folder 4:33
Mohler, Armin: folder 4:33
Moïnfar, M. Dj.: folder 23:12
Montalenti, Giuseppe: folder 4:43
Moseby, Philip E.: folders 5:84-85
Moser, Rex E.: folder 3:115
Moses, Gauriel: folder 3:104
Motsch, Wolfgang: folder 4:36
Moulton, William G.: folders 3:125, 5:38, 12:44-46
Movins, Geoffrey H.: folder 6:33
Movins, Jeoffrey: folder 6:33
Mueller, Martin: folder 4:18
Muljačić, Žarko: folders 4:61, 14:90
Munot, Philippe: folder 4:15
Mur'íànov, Mikhail F.: folders 29:49-51
Murra, Katherine O.: folder 5:29
Musto, David F.: folder 4:9
Myer, Richard B.: folders 6:44-45
Myers, Sondra: folder 6:25
Nabokov, Vladimir: folder 12:9
Nakano, Kazuo: folder 22:72
Nakov, Andrei Boris: folder 4:18
Nasta, Michael: folders 15-19
Nattiez, J. J.: folder 6:8
Naylor, Kenneth E.: folder 28:51
Nelson, Lowry, Jr.: folder 18:90
Nemec, Ludwik: folder 34:64
Nenci, G.: folder 4:45
Neu, E.: folder 4:34
Newman, Edwin B.: folders 12:44-46
Newman, Lawrence: folder 4:10
Newmark, Leonard: folders 3:108, 4:10
Nezvalová, Fafinka: folders 4:19-22
Nicolescu, Miron: folder 4:54
Nieminer, Erno: folder 4:75
Nilsson, Nils A.: folder 4:56
Noha: folders 4:19-22
Novák, Ladislav: folders 4:19-22
Novákova, Jiřina: folders 4:19-22
Novomeský, Ladislav: folders 4:19-22
Nový, Karel: folders 4:19-22
Oates, Whitney J.: folder 3:125
Obolensky, Dimitry: folders 4:28-29
Odložilík, Otakar: folder 4:19-22
Oehrle, Richard T.: folder 28:137
Öhman, Sven: folder 4:57
Ohmann, Richard: folder 26:61
Oinas, Felix S.: folder 4:72
Oliviera, José: folders 48:72-73
Olzevedo, Vivice M. C.: folder 18:44
Ondráčková, Jana: folders 4:19-22
Ondruš, Šimon: folders 4:19-22
Orizet, Jean: folder 23:59
Ortutay, Gyula: folder 4:40
Osolsobě, Ivo: folders 4:19-22, 5:42, 6:7, 6:9
Oswald, Laura R.: folder 3:121
Ovcharenko, Alexander: folders 6:44-45
Paducheva, N. A.: folder 5:55
Page, Judy: folder 3:115
Paioni, Pino: folders 6:44-45
Palmén, Ernst: folder 4:30
Paris, Jean: folder 19:39
Parker, William A.: folder 5:68
Parson, Helen W.: folder 4:75
Parsons, Talcott: folder 5:63
Paskal, P.: folders 11:28-31
Pasoli, Elio: folder 17:35
Patch, Isaac: folder 3:102
Patočka, Jan: folder 4:13
Pauchard, Jean: folders 19:23-24
Pavel, Jan: folders 4:19-22
Pečman, Rudolf: folders 4:19-22
Pedersen, Ole Karup: folder 4:27
Peper, Klaus: folder 4:39
Pereira Pinto, Lucinda: folder 18:44
Perez, Guillermo: folder 6:23
Perkowski, Jan L.: folder 4:4
Perl, Herbert: folders 12:44-46
Perrin, E.: folders 11:28-31
Peterson, Douglas L.: folder 19:39
Peterson, Gordon E.: folders 5:35-36
Peyre, Henri M.: folders 11:28-31
Pharies, David: folders 5:47-48
Picchio, Riccardo: folders 3:119, 12:9, 17:35, 22:99-101, 22:110, 35:75
Piel, Gerhard: folder 20:75
Pike, Kenneth L.: folders 12:44-46
Pinotta, Nino: folder 17:35
Pírkova-Jakobson, Svatava: folder 1:4
Plewes, S. Frank: folders 15:31-32
Pohl, Jacques: folder 4:12
Pollak, Leyla: folder 3:119
Pollock, Donald K.: folder 6:26
Polomé, Edgar C.: folder 25:46
Pomerat, Gerard R.: folder 6:38
Pomorski, Stanislaw: folder 4:28
Pop, Mihai: folders 6:8-9
Poulsen, Helge: folder 4:27
Poulsen, Milena: folder 4:27
Pouschine, Tatiana: folder 4:7
Powell, Earl A.: folder 6:18
Prangishvili, A. S.: folder 5:54
Pritzak, Omelian: folder 15:77
Prušek, J.: folders 4:19-22
Puhvel, Jaan: folder 3:107
Puttemans, F.: folder 4:12
Pyatigorsky, Alexander: folder 4:28
Quilis, Antonio: folder 4:55
Racek, Jan: folders 4:19-22
Radojičić, D.: folder 14:103
Raikle, Wolfgang: folder 4:39
Ramishvili, Guram: folder 5:54
Ramovš, F.: folders 11:28-31
Ramportl, Milan: folder 5:34
Rastelli, Dario: folder 4:42
Rausen, L. G.: folder 3:117
Ray, Gordon N.: folder 6:13
Rechcigl, Miloslav: folder 5:88
Rechel Cohn, Amelia: folder 27:25
Reckert, Stephen: folders 19:23-24
Redgate, John H.: folder 3:101
Regnault, F.: folder 4:31
Rey, Alain: folder 6:9
Reynolds, William: folder 3:104
Richards, Ivor A.: folder 19:39
Rickwood, Terence M.: folder 4:18
Ridder, Peter de: folders 4:72, 4:74-76, 5:29, 6:39, 25:95, 30:60
Riedel, Martin: folders 4:19-22
Rienäker, G.: folder 4:36
Rigault, André: folder 5:32
Ringer, Catherine O.: folder 4:10
Rippelino, Ela: folder 25:68
Robins, R. H.: folder 6:35
Robinson, Geroid T.: folders 11:28-31
Roglia, Giuseppe: folder 4:42
Rollwagen, Walter: folder 4:33
Romeo, Luigi: folders 5:47-48
Rommel, Manfred: folder 4:37
Romportl, Milan: folders 4:19-22
Romportl, Simeon: folders 4:19-22
Roncaglia, A.: folder 17:35
Rosen, K. N.: folders 11:28-31
Rosenfeld, L.: folder 4:27
Rosetti, Alexandru: folders 11:28-31
Ross, Stuart A.: folder 6:39
Rouve, Pierre: folder 4:28
Rozen, E. K.: folders 11:28-31
Rubenstein, Herbert: folder 33:18
Rudy, Stephen: folders 24:87, 30:48
Rudy, William: folders 12:44-46
Ruff, Marcel A.: folder 18:12
Rummel', Aleksandr Vas.: folder 2:48
Russo, G. L.: folder 3:117
Rutten, M.: folders 12:44-46
Ruwet, Nicholas: folders 4:31, 15:14
Ružičić, Gojko: folders 4:19-22
Rypková, Maria: folders 4:19-22
Sacerdoti, Giorgio: folders 4:42, 5:42
Sadamura, Tadashi: folders 4:47
Saffaro, Lucio: folders 4:44-45
Šafránek, Luboš: folders 4:19-22
Sakakibara, Yo: folder 4:47
Salk, Jonas: folder 6:39
Salys, A. 15:77: folder 15:77
Sampaio, Gabriel Luiz: folder 4:16
Šaučić, Jelena: folder 12:22
Šaučić, Novidža: folder 12:22
Saussure, Raymond de: folder 2:48
Savić, Pavle: folder 25:28
Saville, Jonathan: folder 19:39
Scatton, Ernest: folder 28:64
Schaff, Adam: folders 5:2-4, 5:28, 5:59, 6:39
Schapiro, Meyer: folders 3:119, 5:40, 6:10-11, 6:39, 14:21, 17:35, 19:39, 23:79, 27:3, 35:75
Schenker, Alexander M.: folders 4:9, 4:70, 28:51
Scherrer, Philip: folders 11:28-31
Scheuner, U.: folder 4:39
Schlosser, Patricia: folder 3:102
Schmidt, J. E.: folders 6:44-45
Schmitt, Franvis O.: folders 6:44-45
Schnaiderman, Boris: folder 27:59
Schneider, H.: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Schnelle, H.: folders 4:34, 27:3
Schobinger, Jean Pierre: folder 4:58
Schooneveld, Cornelius H.van: folders 1:58, 4:68, 4:74, 5:86, 22:110
Schultz, Milan: folders 4:19-22
Schultze, H.: folder 20:75
Schwarzenberg, František: folder 5:88
Scollon, Ronald: folder 26:55
Sebeok, Thomas A.: folders 3:115, 6:5, 6:7-10, 6:17, 12:44-46, 13:67-70, 23:23, 23:59
Sedláková, Miluše: folders 4:19-22
See, Richard: folder 6:26
Segal, Dmitrij: folders 27:63, 28:9, 30:24
Segre, Cesare: folders 5:21-22, 6:9-11, 17:35, 26:55
Seifert, Jaroslav: folders 4:19-22
Seiler, Hansjakob: folders 4:39, 5:36, 6:7, 6:32, 25:14
Senn, Alfred: folders 4:68, 4:71, 4:73-74, 4:76, 11:28-31
Šerech, Jury: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Setchkareff, Vsevolov: folder 5:9
Ševčenko, Ihor: folders 2:47, 5:24, 12:9
Shakhmatov, A.: folders 28:72-73
Shapiro, David: folder 6:18
Sherozia, Apolon: folder 5:55
Shevelov, George Y.: folders 4:70-71
Shimkin, Demitri B.: folders 12:44-46
Shulman, Marshall: folders 4:15, 5:66
Sieveking, Vincent: folders 5:47-48
Signatary: folder 6:8
Signorini, Simonetta: folder 4:45
Sigurd, Bengt: folders 4:56, 25:53, 30:24
Simmons, Ernest J.: folders 4:68, 4:70-71, 4:73, 5:68, 11:28-31
Simmons, John S. G.: folder 13:8
Simonsohn, S.: folder 4:41
Sivertsen, Eva: folder 4:50
Skardžius, Pranas: folder 5:87
Skinhøj, Erik: folder 4:27
Škvorecký, Josef: folder 28:86
Skwarczyńska, Stefania: folders 5:2-4, 6:9, 13:83
Slater, J. E.: folders 5:40, 6:39
Smallwood, Anne: folder 4:28
Smetánka, Emil: folder 119:58
Smith, Esther Elder: folder 5:78
Smith, Henry Lee, Jr.: folders 12:44-46
Smith, Svend: folders 12:44-46
Sodamura, Tadashi: folders 20:11-13
Soffiette, James P.: folders 12:44-46
Sokol, Elena: folder 30:48
Soloviev, Alexandre: folders 11:28-31, 15:77
Solovnik, A.: folder 13:8
Sommer, Jason: folder 3:100
Sommerfeld, Aimée: folder 4:50
Sommerfeld, Alf: folders 1:4, 5:36
Součková, Milada: folders 25:33, 28:52, 28:86
Sovijarvi, Anti: folders 5:35-36
Spillner, Bernd: folder 4:39
Spongano, Raffaele: folder 4:45
Springer, George P.: folders 13:67-70
Spurr, Jeffrey B.: folders 6:44-45
St.Clair Sobell, James O.: folder 4:74
Stahr, Elvis J.: folder 3:115
Stankiewicz, Edward: folders 3:109, 4:71, 22:99 101, 28:51
Stankov, V.: folder 26:68
Stanojčić, Živojin: folder 22:22
Stavěl, Cyrillus: folders 9:12-15
Steele, Richard D.: folder 28:64
Stegagno Picchio, Luciana: folders 4:43, 18:44
Steiner, Peter: folder 36:69
Steiner, Wendy: folder 5:18
Steinitz, Inge: folder 23:59
Steinitz, Renata: folder 23:59
Steinitz, Wolfgang: folder 4:36
Stenbok Fermor, Elizabeth: folders 11:28-31
Stender Peterson, Adolph: folders 4:69, 4:76
Štěpán, Václav: folders 4:19-22
Stevens, Kenneth N.: folder 6:3
Stewart, Duncan: folders 4:28-29
Stieglitz, Harry: folder 4:15
Stilman, Leon: folder 4:73
Stoikov, Stoiko: folder 6:38
Stojadinović, Miloslav: folder 19:79
Stoltz, Merton P.: folder 3:102
Stolz, Benjamin A.: folders 5:18, 24:68
Stone, Sheppard: folder 6:3
Strada, Vittorio: folder 28:110
Strakhovsky, Leonid: folder 4:70
Strelsky, Nikander: folder 5:68
Strunk, Klaus: folder 4:33
Strunk, Oliver: folders 2:47, 29:49-51
Struve, Gleb: folder 4:70
Struve, L.: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Studdert Kennedy, Michael: folder 26:55
Šturm, Rudolf: folders 3:119, 5:88
Sulowski, Jan: folder 23:23
Sus, Oleg: folders 4:19-22, 4:70
Sutton, Francis X.: folder 6:3
Sutton, Joseph L.: folder 3:115
Švejda, Jiří: folders 4:19-22
Svejkovský, František: folders 4:19-22, 16:108-110, 30:60
Švelec, Franjo: folder 4:60
Svoboda, Victor: folder 3:121
Swayree, Cleon O.: folder 6:3
Sweeney, John L.: folder 14:21
Swiggart, Peter: folder 19:39
Szawola: folder 25:14
Szeftel, Marc: folders 11:28-31, 12:9, 19:66-68
Szépe, György: folders 5:47-48, 6:9
Szymczak, Mieczysław: folders 4:52, 5:4
Sørensen, Holger Steen: folder 4:27
Takahashi, M.: folders 13:67-70
Talbot, Alice Mary: folder 2:47
Tartak, I. L.: folders 11:28-31
Taylor, Douglas MacRae: folder 26:55
Tellez, Pedro Berruecos: folder 4:49
Testa, Daniel P.: folder 4:3
Thass Thienemann, Theodore: folder 20:75
Thomas, Lawrence L.: folder 4:70
Thompson, John: folders 6:1, 6:31
Thomson, David Cleghorn: folder 1:4
Tichý, F. R.: folders 4:19-22
Tigrid, Pavel: folders 4:19-22
Tikhova, Maríà: folders 29:49-51
Titunik, I. R.: folders 8:88-90
Togelez, K.: folders 12:44-46
Tolbert, W. M.: folder 3:112
Tolstoǐ , N. I.: folder 4:75
Towner, Lawrence W.: folder 5:16
Trabant, Jürgen: folders 4:42, 28:72-73
Trávníček, František: folder 119:58
Trebiatowski, Włodzimierz: folders 5:3-4
Treugutt, Stefan: folder 4:52
Trojan, Felix: folder 5:36
Trubetzkoy, N. S.: folder 28:110
Trypučko, Josef: folders 11:28-31
Tuchman, Maurice: folder 6:18
Turner, Gordon B.: folders 5:3, 5:9, 5:11, 5:68
Turski, Stanisław: folder 4:52
Twaddell, W. Freeman: folders 12:44-46
Tyler, William R.: folder 2:47
Ughi, Ignazio: folder 4:45
Uhlenbeck, E. M.: folders 13:67-70
Uhrskov, Eva: folder 4:27
Unbegaun, Boris: folders 11:28-31
Václaková, Jaroslava: folders 4:19-22
Václavek, Bedřich: folders 8:29-40
Valesio, Paolo: folder 17:35
Valjavec, Fritz: folders 11:28-31
Vallier, Dora: folders 4:28, 6:4, 27:60-62, 35:75
Valoch, Jiří: folders 4:19-22
Van Breda, Herman Leo: folder 4:13
Vance, Eugene: folder 25:42
Van der Pol, Balthazar: folders 12:44-46
Van Dessel, Nora: folder 4:14
Van Dijk, Teun A.: folder 26:61
Vašica, J.: folder 30:110
Vasmer, Max: folder 4:69
Vassiliev, V. M.: folders 11:28-31, 12:9
Velimirović, Miloš: folders 29:49-51
Verbeke, G.: folder 4:14
Vergun, D. N.: folders 11:28-31
Vernadsky, George: folders 11:28-31
Verón, Eliseo: folder 4:11
Verosky, Joan: folders 13:67-70
Veyrenc, J.: folder 4:31
Vickery, Walter: folder 3:123
Vidal, Anne-Marie: folder 5:76
Viebahn, Renate von: folder 3:121
Vinder, Josef: folder 35:75
Vinogradov, V. V.: folders 4:68, 4:76-77, 4:84
Vittitow, Patricia T.: folder 3:100
Vitula, Jiří: folders 4:19-22
Vlášek, J.: folders 4:19-22, 119:58
Vodička, Felix: folders 4:19-22
Voegelin, Ermine W.: folder 5:65
Vogt, Hans: folder 4:50
Voigt, Melvin J.: folder 3:108
Voigt, Vilmos: folder 23:59
Volek, Bronislava: folders 4:19-22
Vorlat, Emma: folder 4:13
Voss, John: folders 5:4, 5:63
Wade, Allison: folder 6:33
Wainhouse, Austryn: folder 6:39
Wallace, W. S.: folders 11:28-31
Wängler, Hans: folders 5:35-36
Wapner, Seymour: folder 3:111
Wardhaugh, Ronald: folder 4:10
Wasson, Roger Gordon: folders 4:31, 5:84-87
Waugh, Linda R.: folders 3:113, 4:3, 26:55
Weaver, Warren: folder 6:37
Weems, Benjamin F.: folder 4:18
Weil, Irwin: folder 3:124
Weinreich, Max: folder 6:41
Weinreich, Uriel: folders 3:112, 4:73-74, 4:77, 30:110
Weinrich, W.: folder 4:39
Weisskopf, Victor F.: folder 5:63
Wellek, Renė: folders 5:84-85, 11:28-31, 19:39
Wells, Rulon: folders 12:44-46
Wendahl, Ronald W.: folders 12:44-46
Wesep, H. B. van: folder 6:37
West, Clifford B.: folder 6:31
West, Elanor Torrey: folders 6:31-33
Whatmough, Joshua: folders 11:28-31, 12:44-46
White, Elaine F.: folder 3:100
Whitfield, Frank J.: folder 4:70
Wierczyński, Stefan: folder 13:83
Wierzbianska, Barbara: folder 6:36
Wiggins, Henry: folder 3:117
Wiktorow, Klaudia: folder 3:121
Williams, Frank: folder 4:28
Winkler, Christian: folder 6:4
Winner, Thomas G.: folders 3:102, 4:73, 4:76, 28:34
Wolff, Etienne: folder 4:32
Wolfson, Harry A.: folders 9:12-15, 13:83
Wolinksu, Wanda: folder 6:36
Wollman, Slavomír: folders 4:19-22, 4:88-91
Wolpert, Vladimir M.: folders 4:28, 4:37
Wood, C. B.: folder 6:33
Woodward, Vann C.: folder 5:68
Worth, Dean S.: folders 4:28, 4:87-91, 5:1-4, 5:11, 13:67-70, 28:64
Wünschová, Felicita: folders 4:19-22
Wynne, Lorraine: folder 3:121
Yakobson, Sergius: folders 1:4, 28:110
Yamaguchi, Hideo: folder 4:47
Yamaguchi, Takehisa: folder 4:47
Yilmaz, Hüsseyn: folder 4:8
York, Herbert: folder 3:108
Young, Manoog S.: folder 6:24
Zack, Léon: folder 23:59
Zagiba, Franz: folder 4:64
Zakrewski, Bogdan: folder 26:74
Zakrzewski, Michal S.: folder 6:32
Zarechnak, Michael: folder 5:88
Zawacki, Edmund: folder 4:69
Zenkl, Petr: folder 1:7
Zepl, Stewart: folder 27:3
Zerner, Henri: folder 21:19
Zhechev, T.: folder 28:21
Zhirmunskiǐ, Vitaliǐ: folders 11:28-31
Zide, Norman: folder 3:109
Zollinger, Heinrich: folder 4:34
Zorina, Libuše: folders 4:19-22
Zółkiewski, Stefan: folder 4:52
Zubini, Xavier: folder 4:55
Zwicky, A. M.: folder 3:110
Zwirner, Eberhard: folders 5:30, 5:35-37
Zych, Wiestaw: folder 5:4

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Series 1. Biographical Materials Scope and Contents note This small series provides an overall picture of Jakobson's life and professional career. Although there is some material from the earlier years in Russia and from Czechoslovakia during the inter-war period, the bulk of the series documents the post-World War II era in the United States. The material is arranged by subject, then chronologically within subjects. There is little material from Jakobson's student days in Russia. The only official record from Moscow University that survived mentions his receipt of the Buslaev Prize in 1915 (for his work on North Russian folk epics), his graduation, and his two years at Moscow University, where he remained after graduation in 1918 as a research associate preparing for an academic career in the Department of Russian Language and Literature. Both the original document in Russian and a 1928 German translation are in the collection. The translation was evidently created for the German University in Prague, where Jakobson received his Ph.D. in linguistics in 1930. Jakobson's life in Czechoslovakia, from his arrival in 1920 as a member of the first Soviet foreign mission, through his years in Prague, then on the academic staff at Masaryk University in Brno, is represented only in a small amount of correspondence and a few official documents (box 1). Jakobson considered returning to the Soviet Union, especially after the rise to power of the Nazi party in Germany in 1933, but followed the advice of Czech officials and remained in Czechoslovakia. However, neither Jakobson's acceptance of Czech citizenship in 1937 nor his conversion to Eastern Orthodoxy from Judaism in 1938 (box 1, folder 2) could protect him from the Nazis. Correspondence documents his dramatic escape from Czechoslovakia following the German takeover in March 1939 and the efforts of Masaryk University, his brother Sergius, Professor Sommerfelt of the University of Oslo, and Danish and Norwegian authorities to secure Jakobson's safety. Their combined efforts resulted in his departure for Copenhagen on April 23, 1939. The number of Slavists from many countries willing to help attests to the prestige he already enjoyed throughout Europe (box 1, folder 4). Jakobson arrived in the United States in 1941 and, like other refugees, faced a series of adjustments. A list of over 100 courses he was prepared to teach, as well as resumes and curricula vitae, reveal some of his efforts to secure an academic position (box 1, folder 10). Jakobson's professional activities after his escape from Czechoslovakia in 1939 are documented in his two Reports on Scholarly Activities, probably prepared in support of his permanent appointment at Columbia in 1945. Written in Czech (as he continued to do until 1949), the reports reveal that, despite two years spent intermittently teaching and keeping one step ahead of the Nazis in Denmark, Norway, and finally Sweden, and four years of getting settled in the United States, Jakobson remained a remarkably prolific author (box 1, folders 14 & 15). In addition to the Reports on Scholarly Activities, Jakobson assembled a selection of reviews of his work by notable Slavists, including Meillet, Trubetzkoy, Sommerfelt, and Van Wijk. (For more information on the reviews, see Series 7.) Like many immigrants in 1941, Jakobson encountered hostility from members of the American academic community who feared that the influx of European intellectuals threatened their jobs. Correspondence and his own curricula vitae describe Jakobson's first appointment in the United States in 1941 at the École Libre des Hautes Études in New York City, a French university in exile, where he was Professor of Linguistics and Slavonics. In 1943 he became Visiting Professor of Comparative Linguistics at Columbia University (box 1, folders 11-13). Jakobson's professional life is detailed in the Annual Reports he compiled between 1944 and 1982. The reports serve as a main reference source for his activities (box 1, folders 18-36). Honors from universities and scholarly associations, publications or works in progress, conferences and congresses attended, and lists of lectures he gave in the United States and twenty-five other countries document his international importance as a scholar and linguist. Family correspondence illuminates Jakobson's ties with several members of his family. Letters spanning a period of fifty years document the friendly relationship he maintained with his first wife, Sonya Haas, until her death in 1982 (box 1, folder 75). He remained close to members of her family as well, as letters from his brother-in-law, Hugo Haas, a well known Czech actor, suggest (folder 73). Correspondence with his second wife, Svatava Pirkova Jakobson, attest to professional as well as personal ties between them (folder 76). The loving bond between Jakobson and his mother is documented in a correspondence covering sixty years (folder 78). The hundreds of letters of condolence received by Krystyna Pomorska Jakobson reveal the extent of Jakobson's personal and professional network throughout the world and the great loss the linguistic community felt at his death in 1982 (box 1, folders 82-86 and box 2, folders 1-4).
	Box	Folder
Personal Documents: The Soviet Union 1921	1	1
Czechoslovakia, Ph.D. diploma 1930	119a	1
Czechoslovakia 1937-1938	1	2
Czechoslovakia: Appointments 1930-1948	1	3
Czechoslovakia: Appointments 1934-1947	119a	2
Czechoslovakia: Escape, including correspondence 1939	1	4
Sweden 1940	1	5
Sweden 1940	119a	3
United States 1941-1982	1	6
United States 1941-1982	119a	4
Letters of Recommendation 1939-1950 Access note Restricted for 75 years from date of creation.	1	7
Zpráva o činnosti pražského linguistického kroužku (Report on the activities of the Prague Linguistic Circle) 1926-1936	1	8
List of courses at the Czech Language and Literature Department of the Masaryk University, Brno 1930s	1	9
List of Lectures and Courses Offered to American Universities 1941-1942	1	10
Resumés and Short Biographies 1940-1982	1	11-13
Reports on Jakobson's Scholarly Activities (1939-1945): Drafts	1	14-15
Reports on Jakobson's Scholarly Activities (1939-1945): Typed versions	1	16
Reports on Jakobson's Scholarly Activities (1939-1945): Related material	1	17
Annual Reports 1944-1982	1	18-36
Annual Reports 1977	119a	5
Annual Reports, posters 1969-1977	119a	6
		Oversize-folder
Annual Reports, posters 1969-1977		1
	Box	Folder
Honors 1939-1981	1	53-56
Honors 1949	119a	7
		Oversize-folder
Honors 1949		2
		Box
Honorary Doctorate, Copenhagen undated		122
Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Promotion ceremony 1980		122
	Box	Folder
Roman Jakobson's Festschrift, correspondence 1965-1966	1	57
Roman Jakobson's 80th Birthday Volume 1973-1974	1	58
The First International Roman Jakobson Conference 1985	1	59
Calendars 1950	1	60
Calendars 1962	1	61
Calendars 1965, 1968	1	62
Calendars 1969	1	63
Calendars 1970, 1971	1	64
Calendars 1972, 1973	1	65
Calendars 1974, 1975	1	66
Calendars 1977, 1978	1	67
Calendars 1979, 1980	1	68
Address Books undated	1	69
Notebook undated	1	70
Family documents, Sergius Yakobson 1979	1	71
Family correspondence: Unidentified	1	72
Family correspondence: Haas, Hugo	1	73
Family correspondence: Haasová, Olga	1	74
Family correspondence: Haasová, Sonia	1	75
Family correspondence: Pírková-Jakobson, Svatava	1	76
Family correspondence: Pomorski, Stanislaw/Pomorska, Marie	1	77
Family correspondence: Yakobson, Anna	1	78
Family correspondence: Yakobson, Elena	1	79
Family correspondence: Yakobson, Osip	1	80
Family correspondence: Yakobson, Sergius	1	81
Condolence letters: Unidentified	1	82
Condolence letters: A - K	1	83-86
Condolence letters: L - Z	2	1-4
		Box
2 reel-to-reel tapes: “Symposium and Memorial Service” 1982 November 12		134
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Series 2. Universities - United States Scope and Contents note Subseries 2A documents Jakobson's role as a faculty member at four universities, following his arrival in the United States in 1941. The materials are arranged alphabeetically under each school: École Libre des Haute Études , Columbia University, Harvard University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Subseries 2B describes Jakobson's activities as a visiting professor or guest lecturer at numerous American universities. The materials are arranged alphabetically by university. For information about Jakobson's involvement with foreign institutions, see Series 3, Universities - Foreign. Series 2 originally contained hundreds of student papers from courses Jakobson taught at Harvard and MIT. These papers have been sampled to illustrate the topics covered and his methods, and they are filed with the Harvard and MIT materials. The rest of the student papers were discarded, as were dissertations from other universities which were assumed to exist in the appropriate libraries. Texts of all public lectures and speeches originally filed by Jakobson in the universities section are now filed in Published or Unpublished Writings in chronological order. Subseries 2A École Libre des Haute Études Jakobson began his teaching career in the United States at the École Libre des Hautes Études in the Czech section of the Slavic Department. His activities at the school, his involvement in such events as the celebration of the anniversary of the birth of Comenius, his participation in public lectures, and his publications are detailed in the Report of the Activities of the Denis Chair, the chair he held (box 2, folder 11). Research reports and outlines describe Jakobson's research interests while at the École Libre. A systematic linguistic analysis of Paleoasiatic languages resulted in several publications, the major of which were "The Paleosiberian Languages" and "A Note on Aleut Speech Sounds" (box 2, folder 12). His search for distinctive features, phonemic patterns, and their distribution in world languages led to a project on phonemic classification of languages. Several major studies on Czech poetry that Jakobson was working on are described as well (box 2, folder 12). Columbia University Jakobson's dissatisfaction with the state of Slavic studies in the United States is illustrated in his many attempts to improve the study of Slavic and particularly Czech languages and culture. At Columbia he wrote a detailed proposal to develop a Czech section of the Slavic Department. He emphasized the importance of the Czech contribution to world culture, and the cultural links between the United States and Czechoslovakia, particularly since the wave of immigration from Eastern Europe in the twentieth century. His draft of the course outline and recommendations for how the section should be organized are included in the proposal (box 2, folder 14). More information on the plans for Czechoslovak studies at Columbia can be found in the interview with Jakobson on the occasion of the establishment of the Masaryk Chair (Unpublished Writings, box 32, folder 58). Jakobson's proposal for a greatly expanded program of Czech studies at Columbia was never fully realized because of political developments in the Cold War period after 1948. His proposal for the improvement of Russian studies in the United States was more successful. The first step was supposed to be the publication of essential literature on Russian and Slavic subjects, such as Vasmer's Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language and some work by Czyzevsky, Stender-Petersen and Trubetzkoy (box 2, folder 13). Vasmer's dictionary was actually published during the 1950s; some books followed later. Correspondence, reports, and newsclippings reveal that political developments associated with the Cold War interrupted Jakobson's concentration on improving Slavic studies at Columbia. As one Eastern European government after another became Communist after 1948, the political ties and loyalties of emigres in the United States were questioned. The controversies that enveloped Columbia led to Jakobson's resignation in 1949 (box 2, folder 24). Harvard University Jakobson joined the faculty at Harvard in 1949 and remained until 1967. His teaching style is revealed through the material he prepared for his classes, including detailed poem analyses, notes, and sets of problems. Using this material, he demonstrated the principles of structural analysis to the students. The material also testifies to his preoccupation with linguistics and poetics at that time. Some of these analyses later appeared in his published articles (box 2, folders 39-44; box 119a, folder 9). At Harvard Jakobson continued to promote major publication projects to provide essential and systematic reading and reference books for students of Russian and other Slavic languages. Proposals and accompanying correspondence describe a number of projects he advocated including the production of an edition, called the "Russian Literary Archives," of unpublished documents housed at Harvard's Houghton Library and other American collections. He also proposed publications of critical bibliographies for Slavic studies and an introduction to Slavic studies which would examine pivotal common Slavic and inter Slavic linguistic relationships (box 2, folders 51 & 52). Additional material on research projects conducted at Harvard is filed with Series 5. In 1950-1955 Jakobson supervised a research project supported by the Rockefeller Foundation. Correspondence, reports, drafts, and notes reveal that a five volume publication was planned to present a detailed descriptive analysis of contemporary Russian language. Only the first volume was actually prepared, a linguistic analysis of the Russian sound pattern (box 2, folders 55-59). A number of prominent linguists participated in this project, including Dimitri Čiževsky, Horace Lunt, Morris Halle, and L. Jones. Although the five volume series was never completed, the project was Jakobson's first cooperative venture with MIT faculty members. One of the publications produced by the project, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis" by Jakobson, Morris Halle, and Gunnar Fant, was published as Technical Report #13 of the MIT Acoustics Laboratory in 1952 (see Published Writings, box 12, folder 30). The sampling of student papers retained includes all of the student papers prepared on the Igor' Tale, a classic Russian epic. The student papers were written after Jakobson published his own major studies of the work and show his continuing fascination with the subject (box 3, folders 1-24). Massachusetts Institute of Technology Concurrently with his position at Harvard, Jakobson was appointed in April 1957 Visiting Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for 1957-1958 and reappointed Visiting Institute Professor for a six month period beginning July 1958. He continued in his role at MIT until he became emeritus in 1970. In 1957 then acting president Julius Stratton asked Jakobson to become a member of the steering committee to establish the Center for Communication Sciences (box 3, folders 63-65). The Center, affiliated with MIT's Research Laboratory for Electronics, brought together linguists such as Jakobson and Morris Halle with electrical engineers, including Gordon Brown, Jerome Wiesner, and Walter Rosenblith, as well as mathematicians, psychologists, logicians, and neurophysiologists. Their purpose was to study communication processes in both natural and man-made systems. In 1962 Jakobson was appointed a member of the Committee for Communication Sciences, which fostered the growth of disciplines involving the transmission and processing of information in living as well as man-made communication systems. Reports and memoranda document activities of Jakobson and other members of the project, including Morris Halle, Eric Lenneberg, and Noam Chomsky. Included are papers written by some of the people at the Center, which describe their various areas of research (box 3, folders 63-65). Jakobson and his fellow linguists at the Center worked to develop a general theory of language which included a search for linguistic universals and a comprehensive typology of languages. Part of Jakobson's work resulted in three chapters for a projected book on sound and meaning (Unpublished Writings, box 33, folders 9-25). Jakobson's years as a member of the MIT faculty are documented in correspondence about administrative issues and personal information such as appointments, salary information, and retirement arrangements (box 3, folder 67). Some correspondence refers to conferences he attended and publications projects. Subseries 2B This subseries describes Jakobson's appearances as a speaker and his activities as a visiting professor at American universities. The Brown University and New York University folders contain a few course evaluations by Jakobson's students. While the students occasionally criticize Jakobson, their evaluations show that Jakobson was an excellent lecturer, whose "thoughts opened new vistas" for them. Correspondence with his students is generally filed in General Correspondence or Letters of Recommendation. (See Series 8)
Subseries 2A. Faculty Appointments
	Box	Folder
École Libre des Hautes Études: Catalogues 1942	2	5
École Libre des Hautes Études: Catalogues 1942-1943	2	6
École Libre des Hautes Études: Catalogues 1943-1944	2	7
École Libre des Hautes Études: Catalogues 1946-1947	2	8
École Libre des Hautes Études: Correspondence 1945-1949	2	9
École Libre des Hautes Études: Courses 1942-1946	2	10
		Oversize-folder
École Libre des Hautes Études: Course announcements 1942-1946		3
	Box	Folder
École Libre des Hautes Études: Report on activities of the Denis chair, draft (manuscript) 1943	2	11
École Libre des Hautes Études: Research projects, drafts early 1940s	2	12
Columbia University: Book publishing proposal 1948	2	13
Columbia University: The Chair of Czechoslovak Studies, proposal (draft), correspondence 1943-1949	2	14
Columbia University: Correspondence 1943-1955	2	15
Columbia University: Final examinations requirements circa 1948	2	16
Columbia University: Lists of Courses	2	16
Columbia University: Lists of Courses 1943-1947	2	17
Columbia University: Lists of Courses 1945-1946	2	18-19
Columbia University: Lists of Courses 1946-1947	2	20
Columbia University: Lists of Courses 1949-1951	2	21
Columbia University: Lists of students 1948-1949	2	22
Columbia University: List of students' theses and dissertations 1948	2	23
Columbia University: Political controversies regarding Eastern European 1948	2	24
Columbia University: Reading required for Professor Jakobson's courses 1948	2	25
Columbia University: Report of the President 1947-1948	2	26
Harvard University: Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts 1972	2	27
Harvard University: College Library, correspondence 1964-1979	2	28
Harvard University: Correspondence 1947-1982	2	29-30
Harvard University: Courses - Lists and descriptions 1947-1958	2	31
Harvard University: Courses - Reading list on cards undated	2	32-35
Harvard University: Courses - Reading lists 1948-1961	2	36
Harvard University: Courses - Reading lists 1966-1967, undated	2	37
Harvard University: Courses - Notes undated	2	38
Harvard University: Courses - Notes undated	119a	8
Harvard University: Teaching material, notes 1950s	2	39-44
Harvard University: Teaching material, notes 1950s	119a	9
Harvard University: Term paper topics undated	2	45
Harvard University: Dissertations and theses, list of topics and students 1950-1962	2	46
Harvard University: Dumbarton Oaks 1960-1982	2	47
Harvard University: The Houghton Library, correspondence 1962-1973	2	48
Harvard University: Master and Ph.D. degrees requirements 1949-1958	2	49
Harvard University: Medieval Studies Program 1960	2	50
Harvard University: Publication Projects 1950s	2	51
Harvard University: Publication Projects - The Milman Parry Collection 1949	2	52
Harvard University: Research - Comanche Language 1950s	2	53
Harvard University: Research - Psycholinguistics 1952	2	54
Harvard University: Rockefeller Foundation Grant - Correspondence 1950-1958	2	55
Harvard University: Rockefeller Foundation Grant - General information 1950-1957	2	56
Harvard University: Rockefeller Foundation Grant - Materials and notes related to the project 1950s	2	57
Harvard University: Rockefeller Foundation Grant - Russian Language Research Project circa 1957	2	58-59
Harvard University: Seminars and forums undated	2	60
Harvard University: Student records undated Conditions Governing Access note Records are restricted for 75 years.	119a	10
Harvard University: Students, lists and grades 1952-1967 Conditions Governing Access note Records are restricted for 75 years from date of creation.	2	61
Harvard University: Students' papers - Adverbs (Scarr, G.) undated	2	62
Harvard University: Students' papers - Cause and Process of Sound Change (Bross, John S.) 1961	2	63
Harvard University: Students' papers - Consonant Germination in Latin (Brown, J. C.) 1965	2	64
Harvard University: Students' papers - Distinctive Features of Tone (Gruber, J. S.) 1964	2	65
Harvard University: Students' papers - The English Aspects (Bojar, R. B.) 1962	2	66
Harvard University: Students' papers - Evolutionary Linguistics (Silverstein, M.) 1964	2	67
Harvard University: Students' papers - Folksong (Barnet, R. J.) 1951	2	68
Harvard University: Students' papers - Historical Phonology (Gladney, F. Y., Newman, L. W., Mayer, H. E., Townsend, C. E., Stoltz, B. A., Keiler, A., Harrington, R. V., Fischer, P. A., Lipson, A. L., Underhill, R., Ricker, E. F., Klymasz, R., Sholiton, R.) 1961	2	69-81
Harvard University: Students' papers - History of Meaning (Caroline, N.) 1966	2	82
Harvard University: Students' papers - Home-School Bilingual Problem (Lord, B.) 1963	2	83
Harvard University: Students' papers - Icelandic Sound Patterns (Valfells, S.) 1963	2	84
Harvard University: Students' papers - Igor' Tale (Gail, M. A., Klymasz, R., Worth, D. S., Dalton, M., Blankoff, J., Fischer, P. A., Malby, M., Grotto, L. J., Harrington, R. V., Carmack, S A., Chvany, C. V., Manusevich, V., Simunovich, B., French, B. A., Josefson, P., Harvey, P., Szulkin, R., Hrehorovich, V., Karlinsky, S., Bilitz, J. J., Kolsti, J. S., Kruger, S., Cross, A. G., Scarr, G.) 1953-1964	3	1-24
Harvard University: Students' papers - Interpretation of Phonology and Morphology (Rothstein, R. A.) 1961	3	25
Harvard University: Students' papers - Italo-Romance (Valesio, P.) undated	3	26
Harvard University: Students' papers - Mandel'shtam, O. E. - draft (author unidentified) undated	3	27
Harvard University: Students' papers - Meaning in Translation (Kotey, P.) 1966	3	28
Harvard University: Students' papers - Metaphor (Imholz, K.) 1966	3	29
Harvard University: Students' papers - Morphological Constructs in Latvian (Zadins, M.) 1962	3	30
Harvard University: Students' papers - Morphology (Valfels, S./ Browne, W.) 1962	3	31-32
Harvard University: Students' papers - Old Irish Verb (Boling, B. D.) 1962	3	33
Harvard University: Students' papers - Parallelism (Higonnet, J.) undated	3	34
Harvard University: Students' papers - Phonemic Changes in Sanskrit (Vatuk, V. P.) 1961	3	35
Harvard University: Students' papers - Phonologie, strukturelle Linguistik und the Zweck-mässigkeit (Colby, L. M.) 1961	3	36
Harvard University: Students' papers - Phonology - Sound Laws (Sister Maria Louisette) 1961	3	37
Harvard University: Students' papers - Poetics (Moscow, J./ Marti V.) 1965	3	38-39
Harvard University: Students' papers - Polish Literature (Walata, E.) 1956	3	40
Harvard University: Students' papers - Proto-Gallo Italian (Clivio, G. P.) 1965	3	41
Harvard University: Students' papers - Russian - Prepositions and Preverbs (author unidentified) undated	3	42
Harvard University: Students' papers - Russian - Iterative Verbs (author unidentified) undated	3	43
Harvard University: Students' papers - Russian Pronoun (Rubinstein, H.) undated	3	44
Harvard University: Students' papers - Russian - The Iterative System (Worth, D.S.) undated	3	45
Harvard University: Students' papers - Russian "Tozhe" (Worth, D. S.) undated	3	46
Harvard University: Students' papers - The Saussurian Concept of Change and Analogy (MacLeay, D. M.) undated	3	47
Harvard University: Students' papers - Semantic Problems and the Hindus (Aklujkar, A. L.) undated	3	48
Harvard University: Students' papers - Semantic Theory and Aphasia (Blumstein, S.) 1966	3	49
Harvard University: Students' papers - Semantics (Pringle, T.) 1966	3	50
Harvard University: Students' papers - Semantics and Modal Particles (Arnolt, W. W.) undated	3	51
Harvard University: Students' papers - Swedish Verb (Swebilius, B.) undated	3	52
Harvard University: Students' papers - Synchrony and Diachrony (Crum, R.) undated	3	53
Harvard University: Students' papers - Synchrony in Sound Change (Olmsted, H.) 1961	3	54
Harvard University: Students' papers - Syntax (Worth, D. S.) 1954	3	55
Harvard University: Students' papers - Verbal Desinences of Russian (Milner, M.) 1965	3	56
Harvard University: Students' papers - Verbal Categories in Swedish (Black, K. L.) undated	3	57
Harvard University: Students' papers - Taboo Substitutions (Markovich, M. R.) 1966	3	58
Harvard University: Students' papers - Zadonshchina (Dalton, M. [undated], Segel, H. [1953], Němec, M. [1958], Dawson, C. L. [undated]	3	59-62
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Center for Communication Sciences - Correspondence and announcements 1957-1962	3	63
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Center for Communication Sciences - Research projects 1958-1959	3	64
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Center for the Information Sciences, report undated	3	65
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Colloquium on Communication Theory 1951	3	66
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Correspondence 1957-1982	3	67
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Courses - Reading lists, teaching material 1964-1968	3	68-69
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Directory of current research - Jakobson's entries 1965-1974	3	70
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Experimental and Theoretical Study of Phonemic Categories, report 1972	3	71-72
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Libraries - Institute Archives, correspondence regarding the manuscript collection 1978-1982	3	73
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Libraries - Sale of Jakobson's library to MIT 1965	119a	11
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Linguistic Research 1959-1966	3	74-75
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Linguistics, Department of, courses and tutorial program	3	76
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Linguistics, seminars 1957-1959	3	77
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Memorial service, a tribute to Jakobson 1982 November 12	3	78
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT Press, correspondence 1964-1970	3	79
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Research Laboratory of Electronics - Speech sound tests undated	3	80
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Research Laboratory of Electronics - Research outline and meeting agenda, 1957-1969	3	81
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Research Laboratory of Electronics - Travel reports 1965-1969	3	82
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Speech Analysis Conference 1949	3	83
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - The Concept of Markedness (Dean, J.) 1967	3	84
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - English Consonants (Huttunen, E.) 1965	3	85
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Expressive Derivation of Russian Proper Names, (author unidentified) undated	3	86
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Historical View of Gothic Phonology (Jorgensen, P.) 1965	3	87
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Linguistic Analysis on Japanese Poems (Kahai, H.) 1969	3	88
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Linguistic Function and Correspondence in C. P. Cavafy's H O I (Herrey, M. S.) 1969	3	89
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - N. S. Trubetzkoy (Friedman, E. M.) 1967	3	90
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Proto-Malaysian (T'sou, B. K.) 1966	3	91
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Russian Phonology (Milner, M.) 1965	3	92
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Russian Syntax (Snow, M. S.) 1967	3	93
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Sound Change and Sound Pattern (Jenkins, L.) 1965	3	94
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Syntax in Old Persian (Kahr, J. C.) 1967	3	95
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Students' papers - Trubetzkoy, Sapir, Jakobson (Kotey, P.) 1967	3	96
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Travel arrangements 1972-1974	3	97
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Travel correspondence (to Jakobson from his assistant) 1972-1974	3	98
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Trips to Europe 1957-1961	3	99
Subseries 2B. Visiting Professor and Guest Lecturer
	Box	Folder
Brandeis University 1970	3	100
Brandeis University: Honorary doctorate 1980-1981	3	101
Brown University 1961-1971	3	102
Brown University: Notes for courses and on students' papers 1969-1970	3	103
Brown University: Students' term paper proposals 1970	3	106
Brown University: Students' papers 1970-1971	3	104-105
University of California, Los Angeles 1966-1974	3	107
University of California, San Diego 1960-1965	3	108
The University of Chicago 1970	3	109
University of Cincinnati 1979	3	110
Clark University 1968-1975	3	111
Columbia University 1962-1976	3	112
Cornell University 1973	3	113
University of Illinois 1967	3	114
Indiana University, Research Center for the Language Sciences 1968-1978	3	115
L'Institut de Philologie et D'Histoire Orientales et Slaves: Year book 1939-1944	3	116
L'Institut de Philologie et D'Histoire Orientales et Slaves: Correspondence 1948-1949	3	117
The Johns Hopkins University, Academy of Aphasia 1980	3	118
New York University 1973-1980	3	119
New York University: Lecture material 1973	3	120
New York University: Letters from students 1973-1974	3	121
New York University: Reading list 1973-1974	3	122
The University of North Carolina 1970-1971	3	123
Northwestern University 1970	3	124
Princeton University 1967-1968	3	125
Stanford University	4	1
State University of New York at Buffalo 1967-1976	4	2
Syracuse University 1967-1974	4	3
The University of Texas	4	4
Wayne State University 1963-1967	4	5
Wayne State University: Russian lexicon study 1963-1967	4	6
Wellesley College 1971-1980	4	7
Wesleyan University 1968-1970	4	8
Yale University 1971-1980	4	9
Other Universities 1959-1977	4	10
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Series 3. Universities - Foreign Scope and Contents note This series documents Jakobson's relations with foreign universities, institutions, and individual scholars from the 1940s to the 1980s, and indicates the great influence he exerted on the world linguistic community. The papers are organized alphabetically, by country, based on Jakobson's original arrangement. Correspondence, reports, and itineraries describe Jakobson's visits to countries all over the world, lectures he gave in twenty-five countries, his membership on boards and committees, publications he issued abroad, interviews he gave for television and radio, and honors he received. In addition, correspondence with individual scholars is found in Series 8, General Correspondence, and can be located through the Index of Correspondents Correspondence with the Archives Husserl in Belgium traces Jakobson's search for a paper Husserl gave to the Prague Linguistic Circle in the 1930s (box 4, folder 13). Jakobson intended to publish the paper with his own introduction and his reminiscences of conversations with Husserl about his influence on the Prague Linguistic School. Although the paper was never found–indeed, the Archives and Jakobson concluded that Husserl never wrote the paper but spoke from notes–Jakobson's quest led to visits to the Katholieke Universiteit in Leuven and the Archives Husserl in 1972. The texts of the major lectures and a colloquium Jakobson gave at the Katholieke Universiteit on linguistics, stylistics, semiotics, and poetics are filed in Unpublished Writings (box 36, folders 27 & 28). Correspondence with Czech colleagues and friends reveal Jakobson's lifelong ties with his adopted country (box 4, folders 19-24). Although there is some correspondence from the 1950s, the effects of the Dubcek liberalization are obvious in the increase of correspondence around 1968. Correspondence, notes, and newspaper articles also document his visit to Czechoslovakia in 1957, his first after his 1939 escape (box 4, folder 25).
	Box	Folder
Argentina 1971	4	11
Belgium 1971-1972	4	12
Belgium: Archives Husserl, Louvain 1967-1974	4	13
Belgium: Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 1971-1972	4	14
Belgium: Université de Liège 1971-1980	4	15
Brazil 1971-1972	4	16
Brazil 1971-1972	119a	12
Bulgaria 1959	4	17
Canada 1969-1975	4	18
Czechoslovakia: Correspondence 1956-1970	4	19-22
Czechoslovakia: Correspondence, unidentified	4	23
Czechoslovakia: Newsclippings regarding events in 1968	4	24
Czechoslovakia: Visit 1957	4	25
Czechoslovakia: Jakobson's response to attacks in Czechoslovak press 1950	4	26
Denmark 1967-1980	4	27
England 1968-1981	4	28
England: Oxford, honorary doctorate 1981	4	29
Finland 1973-1975	4	30
France 1966-1980	4	31
France: Collège de France 1974	4	32
Germany: Bayerische Akademie der Wischenschaften 1977-1978	4	33
Germany: Ruhr-Universität Bochum, correspondence, honorary doctorate ceremony 1979-1980	4	34-35
Germany: Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften 1961-1965	4	36
Germany: Hegel Preis 1982	4	37
Germany: Roman Jakobson Interdisciplinary Symposium, Bielefeld 1975	4	38
Germany: Trip (spring of 1975) 1974-1975	4	39
Hungary 1972-1973	4	40
Israel 1974-1977	4	41
Italy: Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei 1970-1971	4	42
Italy: Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei - Antonio Feltrinelli Prize 1980-1981	4	43
Italy: Fondazione Giorgio Cini 1969-1971	4	44
Italy: Invitations and trips 1962-1974	4	45
Japan: Agreement between TEC Co. Ltd. and MIT Press 1968	4	46
Japan: Correspondence 1965-1967	4	47
Japan: Trip 1967	4	48
Mexico 1971-1972	4	49
Norway 1971-1976	4	50
Peru 1972-1974	4	51
Poland 1951-1980	4	52
Portugal 1969-1973	4	53
Romania 1946-1969	4	54
Spain 1968-1974	4	55
Sweden 1972-1976	4	56
Sweden: Uppsala Universitet 1963-1977	4	57
Switzerland 1974-1975	4	58
USSR, The Georgian Academy of Sciences 1976	4	59
Yugoslavia 1961-1981	4	60
Yugoslavia: 300th Anniversary of "Sveučilište u Zagrebu" 1969-1970	4	61
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Series 4. Conferences and Congresses Scope and Contents note This series describes Jakobson's participation in Slavic and other congresses and conferences. The first part details Jakobson's involvement in the International Congresses of Slavists. As a distinguished and influential scholar, Jakobson played a variety of roles in the International Committee of Slavists as co-founder, organizer, administrator, and participant, illustrating the diversity of his contribution to the development of Slavic studies. In 1955 at the third International Congress of Slavists in Belgrade, Jakobson was elected to the International Committee of Slavists as the permanent American representative. His first priority was to renew communications between world linguists, which had been interrupted by the Cold War. He became secretary of the American Committee of Slavists in 1958 and in 1959 was made honorary chairman. Jakobson's speech notes, programs, and papers by other scholars (Jakobson's papers are filed in Unpublished Writings) illustrate the scholarly contributions made by the American Slavists to these Congresses. Equally interesting are the reports, proposals, and resolutions which describe the growth of the organization and its political problems. Correspondence from 1957 following the Soviet invasion of Hungary describes the conflict among American Slavists who wished to boycott the Fourth Congress in Moscow. Jakobson opposed the protest, believing that maintaining friendly ties with Soviet Slavists was important if there was any hope for an improved relationship with the Soviet Union. He thought it would be wrong to desert Soviet Slavic scholars, depriving them of their only western influence. Jakobson did not wish to encourage in the United States the restrictive policies and politicization of scholarly relationships that he opposed in the Soviet bloc (box 4, folders 68-77). Later correspondence describes in great detail the crisis that affected the American Committee of Slavists in 1975 and 1976. Younger members of the committee opposed the appointment of permanent representatives to the International Committee (of which Jakobson was one). While older members of the committee believed that the longevity of relationships between American and foreign Slavists was crucial to the functioning of the International Committee, younger members became frustrated at their inability to gain the same valuable experience (box 5, folders 9-10). Jakobson, the honorary chairman, resigned from both committees in 1976. Much of the correspondence concerns William Edgerton, who resigned as chairman in 1978. The second part of this series documents his participation in diverse professional organizations, showing the broad scope of Jakobson's scholarly interest and competence. Through his publishing and lecturing, he contributed to many disciplines such as American studies, Armenian studies, brain research and human behavior, Byzantine studies, communication sciences, general linguistics, Germanic languages and literatures (including English literature, especially poetry), philosophy, phonetic sciences, phonology, Romance culture, Russian literature, semiotics, and Slavic studies. Jakobson's continuing interest in sounds of speech and their definition and classification is demonstrated by his participation in International Congresses of Phonetic Sciences (box 5, folders 29-37). Box 5, folder 16 contains material related to the Conference on History of Linguistics in the Newberry Library in 1968, where Jakobson gave interesting summarizing remarks at the conclusion of the conference. The formal paper itself is in Series 6 (box 35, folder 11). Correspondence filed in Congresses of the International Association for Semiotic Studies shows his interest in this area; his participation in Congress 1974, where he delivered his paper "Coup d'oeil sur le developpement de la sémiotique" (see Published Writings, box 23, folders 13-23); and his service as vice-president of the Association (box 5, folders 21-23).
	Box	Folder
Conference of American and Canadian Slavists 1953	4	62
Conference on Slavic Ethnography 1964-1965	4	63
Congressus Historiea Slavicae Salisburgensis (I-III) 1962-1970	4	64
International Committee of Slavists - Constitution	4	65
III International Congress of Slavists, Beograd 1955	4	66
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): American Book Exhibit 1958	4	67
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): Correspondence 1956 to 1958 November	4	68-77
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): Lists of American Participants 1957-1958	4	78
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): List of participants and papers 1957	4	79
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): First session of the committee in Moscow 1956	4	80
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): Second session of the committee in Prague 1957	4	81
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): Third session of the committee in Warsaw 1958	4	82
IV International Congress of Slavists, Moscow (1958): Slavic studies in non-Slavic countries, proposal 1956-1957	4	83
V International Congress of Slavists, Bulgaria 1963	4	84
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): The American Committee of Slavists, list of papers submitted to the congress 1966	4	85
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): American Committee, statements and correspondence about the events in Czechoslovakia 1968	4	86
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): American Committee, statements and correspondence about the events in Czechoslovakia 1968	119a	13
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Correspondence 1964-1968	4	87-91
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): List of participants, names and addresses 1968	4	92
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Program 1968	4	93
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Project of the program 1967	4	94
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Jakobson's participation 1968	4	95
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Ninth session of the committee in Vienna 1965	4	96
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Tenth session of the committee in Oxford 1966	4	97
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Eleventh session of the committee in Prague 1968	4	98
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Session of the committee's presidium 1967	4	99
VI International Congress of Slavists, Prague (1968): Slavic committees, statements about the invasion of Czechoslovakia	4	100
VII International Congress of Slavists, Warsaw (1973): American committee 1970-1973	5	1
VII International Congress of Slavists, Warsaw (1973): Correspondence 1968-1973	5	2-4
VII International Congress of Slavists, Warsaw (1973): Program	5	5
VII International Congress of Slavists, Warsaw (1973): Twelfth and thirteenth sessions of the committee 1970-1973	5	6
VII International Congress of Slavists, Warsaw (1973): Fourteenth to sixteenth sessions of the committee 1972-1973	5	7
VIII International Congress of Slavists, Zagreb (1978): Abstracts of papers 1978	5	8
VIII International Congress of Slavists, Zagreb (1978): American committee correspondence 1974-1976	5	9
VIII International Congress of Slavists, Zagreb (1978): American committee, proposals, statements, circular letters 1976-1978	5	10
VIII International Congress of Slavists, Zagreb (1978): Correspondence 1974-1978	5	11
VIII International Congress of Slavists, Zagreb (1978): Eighteenth session of the committee 1975	5	12
VIII International Congress of Slavists, Zagreb (1978): Topics and paper proposals 1978	5	13
IX International Congress of Slavists, Kiev (1983) 1979-1983	5	14
IX International Congress of Slavists, Kiev (1983): American Committee 1982	5	15
Conference on the History of Linguistics 1967-1973	5	16
Conference on Science and the Modern World View 1956	5	17
Conference on the Semiotics of Art 1977-1978	5	18
Conference on Speech, Language and Communication undated	5	19
Conferences on Phonology 1964-1972	5	20
I Congress of the International Association for Semiotic Studies 1972-1974	5	21-22
II Congress of the International Association for Semiotic Studies 1978-1979	5	23
Congresses of Byzantine Studies 1948-1971	5	24
Congresses of Psychology 1965-1968	5	25
International Colloquium on Romance Culture andLiterature, Bucureşti 1959	5	26
XXIX International Congress of Americanists 1949	5	27
International Congresses of Linguists 1975-1977	5	28
IV International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Helsinki 1961	5	29
V International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Münster 1964	5	30
VI International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Prague 1967	5	31
VII International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Montreal 1971	5	32
VIII International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Leeds 1975	5	33
IX International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Copenhagen 1979	5	34
International Congresses of Phonetic Sciences, permanent council, correspondence 1939-1972	5	35-37
IV International Congress of Scholars in Germanic Languages and Literatures 1969	5	38
International Symposium on Armenian Linguistics 1982-1983	5	39
Jerusalem Einstein Centennial Symposium 1977-1979	5	40
Language, Symbol and Reality Symposium 1969-1970	5	41
Languages in Society and the Technical World 1968-1970	5	42-43
Midwest Conference of Linguists	5	44
Pushkin Symposia 1974-1978	5	45
Seminar on the Development of National Consciousness in Eastern Europe 1969	5	46
Semiotics: Congresses, seminars, symposia 1964-1980	5	47-48
Style Conference 1967-1968	5	49
Symposium on Brain Research and Human Behavior 1968	5	50
Symposium on Constantine the Philosopher (including speech notes) 1969	5	51
Symposium on Expressive Language 1953	5	52
Symposium on Pragmatics of Natural Languages 1969	5	53
Symposium on the Unconscious in Tbilisi: Correspondence 1976-1980	5	54-55
Symposium on the Unconscious in Tbilisi: Lecture notes 1977	5	56
Symposium on the Unconscious in Tbilisi: Program, participants, abstracts 1979	5	57
Tribute to Claude Levi-Strauss 1978-1980	5	58
XVI World Congress of Philosophy 1977-1978	5	59
I and II World Congresses of Phoneticians in Japan 1960	5	60
World Shakespeare Congress 1971	5	61
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Series 5. Professional Associations and Granting Agencies Scope and Contents note This series provides information on societies and associations of which Jakobson was a member, with which he corresponded, and that he advised, and on foundations from which he received money for various projects. Some correspondence with individuals at the foundations is filed by their names in Series 8, General Correspondence. Correspondence with the Rockefeller Foundation describes, among other things, Jakobson's efforts to secure financial support for other scholars. There are descriptions of research projects funded by Rockefeller, including the structural analysis of contemporary Russian, and the work that led to Preliminaries to Speech Analysis (box 6, folder 37-38). Correspondence with the Farfield and Ford Foundations also describes Jakobson's efforts to assist fellow scholars. While the Ford Foundation funded exchanges of American and foreign scholars, the Farfield Foundation assisted foreign scholars who were moving to the United States permanently, and helped American scholars attend professional meetings abroad (box 6, folders 1 & 3). Reports, articles, and correspondence describe Jakobson's participation as a fellow at the Ossabaw Island Project in the 1970s. The Ossabaw Island Project Foundation was established in 1961 to encourage studies of the Georgia barrier island and its unique ecosystem, as well as other interdisciplinary projects that enabled scholars and artists to work there and exchange ideas and information. While a resident at the island, Jakobson wrote The Sound Shape of Language with Linda R. Waugh (see Published Writings, Series 6). Correspondence and memoranda describe Jakobson's participation in numerous professional societies, including his years as a fellow and member of the Council of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a member of the Advisory Committee of the American Council of Learned Societies (box 5, folder 68). Also documented is Jakobson's participation at a number of university research centers, including Harvard's Center for Advanced Study of Behavioral Science in 1958-1959, where he wrote several articles, participated in seminars, and delivered papers on linguistics (box 5, folder 79); and the Harvard Center for Cognitive Studies, where he did research in 1962 on the development of phonemic patterning in infancy and gave a series of lectures in 1968 (box 5, folder 81).
	Box	Folder
Acoustical Society 1950-1974	5	62
American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1950-1979	5	63
American Academy of Arts and Sciences Institute for the Unity of Science 1949-1952	5	64
American Anthropological Association 1948-1981	5	65
American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies 1963-1967	5	66
American Committee for Emigré Scholars 1950-1952	5	67
American Council of Learned Societies 1946-1974	5	68
American Field Service International Scholarships 1963-1964	5	69
American Folklore Society 1949	5	70
American Institute of Physics 1951	119a	14
American Oriental Society 1948-1956	5	71
American Philosophical Society 1946-1954	5	72
American Russian Cultural Association 1943-1946	5	73
American Society for Cybernetics 1965-1974	5	74
Association for a World Language 1964-1965	5	75
Association Internationale de Therapie Mélodique du Language 1976-1977	5	76
Bollingen Foundation Brain Research Institute 1964-1979	5	77
California Society for Crippled Children 1960	5	78
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences 1958-1979	5	79
Center for Applied Linguistics 1971-1973	5	80
Center for Cognitive Studies 1962-1969	5	81
Centre Georges Pompidou 1979-1980	5	82
Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague 1951	5	83
Committee for the Promotion of Advanced Slavic Cultural Studies 1949-1965	5	84-87
Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences (SVU) 1965-1980	5	88
Farfield Foundation 1960-1964	6	1
Fondazione Schlesinger 1980	6	2
Ford Foundation 1956-1979	6	3
International Association for Semiotic Studies 1968-1978	6	4-11
International Society of Phonetic Sciences 1962-1980	6	12
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation 1947-1979	6	13
Linguistic Circle of New York: 1944-1980	6	14
Linguistic Circle of New York: "The Voder" demonstration	6	15
Linguistic Circle of New York: Slavic Word 1950s	6	16
Linguistic Society of America 1969-1980	6	17
Los Angeles Museum of Art 1979-1980	6	18
Masaryk Club of Boston 1976	6	19
Masaryk Publications Trust 1964-1965	6	20
Medieval Academy of America 1962-1974	6	21
The Modern Language Association of America 1949	6	22
Museum of Modern Art 1971-1972	6	23
National Association for Armenian Studies and Research 1955-1975	6	24
National Endowment for the Humanities 1978-1982	6	25
National Science Foundation 1963-1980	6	26
New York Academy of Sciences 1978-1980	6	27
New York Nucleus for a United Nations Linguistic Association undated	6	28
New York Psychoanalytic Institute 1964-1979	6	29
Ossabaw Island Project 1973	6	30
Ossabaw Island Project: Correspondence 1957-1980	6	31-33
Philological Club 1964-1981	6	34
Philological Society 1974	6	35
Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences 1973-1982	6	36
Rockefeller Foundation 1948-1952, 1954-1968	6	37-38
Salk Institute for Biological Studies 1964-1978	6	39
Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research 1970	6	40
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 1969-1976	6	41
Yiddish Scientific Institute 1940-1969	6	42
Yiddish Scientific Institute: Translation of a Greek text (St. Hilarion) 1940s	6	43
Other societies and associations undated	6	44-45
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Series 6. Writings by Jakobson Scope and Contents note This series documents Jakobson's scholarly contributions to linguistics and reveals the scope of Jakobson's interests and creativity during his long and prolific career. The series is divided into two parts, Published Writings and Unpublished Writings.
Subseries 6A. Published Writings Scope and Contents note The published writings are arranged chronologically and numbered in accordance with Stephen Rudy's bibliography. The bibliography was published in 1990 as Roman Jakobson, 1896-1982: A Complete Bibliography of His Writings, and is available in the MIT Libraries. To locate a specific publication and to obtain full citation information, consult the published bibliography or galley proofs filed in box 6. The material in this series was partly brought together by Jakobson and Rudy in preparation for the individual volumes of the major collection of Jakobson's work, Selected Writings. In order to incorporate material not included in Selected Writings, which is arranged by subject, the arrangement has been changed to reflect the chronological order of Rudy's bibliography. All materials that relate to a particular book or article have been brought together and arranged in the following order as available: first edition, copy or reprint of article; later editions, translations, and edited versions for Selected Writings; galley proofs; final manuscripts or typescripts; drafts; notes; background and related material; related correspondence. While copies of individual articles are included in the collection, the volumes containing articles by Jakobson, as well as books by Jakobson, have been removed from the collection and added to the Institute Archives Tech Collection (see MIT Library catalogue for specific entries). Rudy's bibliography of Jakobson's work lists almost 650 items, most of which are included in this collection. The writings, the earliest of which date back to 1916, vividly document Jakobson's intellectual development and scholarly contributions over a period of almost seventy years. The collection includes several articles that Jakobson wrote while still in the Soviet Union between 1916 and 1920 (box 7, folders 1-9). By 1920 he had moved to Czechoslovakia and begun writing in Czech. The earliest notes for an article written by Jakobson are for his first significant study of Czech verse in 1923, "O cheshskom stikhe" (box 7, folders 27-34). The collection contains most of the 300 articles he wrote during his nineteen years in Czechoslovakia, in which he addressed virtually all the subjects he studied during his career. After his arrival in New York in 1941, Jakobson continued to write on Czech themes. His first article published in the United States was a description of Jewish life and culture in Prague, which was published in American Hebrew in 1941 (box 9, folder 47). He wrote several articles for New York's Czech newspaper, New Yorské Listy in the early 1940s. Two of these articles, "Czechoslovak Scandinavian Friendship," (1942d, box 9, folders 70-72) and "Tasks of European Scholars in the United States," (1942g, box 9, folder 76), were rediscovered when the collection was processed. Copies of articles for Czech newspapers and public speeches by Jakobson during the 1940s highlight his continuing concern to publicize the significance and value of Czech culture and its humanistic and democratic traditions. This work culminated in the publication of Moudrost starých Čechu (the Wisdom of the Old Czechs) in 1943 (box 9, folders 79-83 and box 10, folders 1-24). Throughout the 1940s political issues often surfaced in Jakobson's work. Articles and speeches from the period demonstrate his great concern for improving relations among European nations and between Europe and the United States (see Published and Unpublished Writings, 1940s). By the late 1940s Jakobson had returned his focus exclusively to linguistic subjects. In 1948 he published, together with H. Grégoire and M. Szeftel, La Geste du Prince Igor (1948b), a major work on the Igor' Tale. His lifelong fascination with this subject is well documented in further studies on the subject published in the 1950s and in numerous students' papers. Extensive related material, including commentaries by other scholars, newspaper articles, correspondence, and photographs (boxes 10 & 11), is filed with these studies. Several translations of the poem into English, including one by Vladimir Nabokov, are found in The Puzzles of the Igor' Tale (1952e, box 11). There are also a number of interesting letters, e.g., from a Soviet school teacher who with his students explored the scene of Igor's battle and sent Jakobson photographs of the site (box 11). Another well documented project is "Studies in Comparative Slavic Metrics" (1952f) in which Jakobson analyzed metrical constants and tendencies in Serbo Croatian epic decasyllable and compared metrical forms of folk songs and spoken verse in other Slavic languages (box 12, folders 10-28). Material on this subject from the 1930s testifies to the long germination period which preceded much of Jakobson's works. In 1952, with Gunnar Fant and Morris Halle, Jakobson published Preliminaries to Speech Analysis, a major work that developed the idea of distinctive phonemic features for all languages (box 12, folders 30-46 and 2 oversize folders). The work was one of the products of Jakobson's research at Harvard that focused on a descriptive analysis of the Russian language (see Harvard University, box 2, folders 55-59). The extensive background material includes drafts and comments for a study on sound features of speech, drawings and x rays for the investigation of Russian articulation, and an extensive file of writings by others on phonology and morphology. Also included is an anonymous draft of a paper on Jakobson's contribution to new developments in phonology. N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters and Notes (1975h, box 123 and box 119b, folders 49-63) include all the original letters written by Trubetzkoy to Jakobson. In 1976 Jakobson wrote with Linda Waugh Sound Shape of Language (published 1979), the culmination of sixty years of study and reflection on the subject. While working on that book at Ossabaw Island, he collected much of his earlier background material, which is now filed with the material on this book (box 25, folders 96-106; box 26, folders 1-55). Similarly, most published and unpublished writings have interesting background material filed with the texts. The following are some examples. Linguistics and Poetics (1960d, box 14) includes manuscripts of papers by other scholars (e.g., Ivor A. Richards), many poems analyzed in great detail, reviews, and bibliographies. The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry (1961e, box 14) contains extensive notes arranged thematically (e.g., Postriziny, Kirill, Homer, Bogurodzica, Sv. Kliment). Also rich in notes and background material are Language in Operation (1964e), Grammatical Parallelism (1966f), and Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht (1976i). This material helps to illuminate Jakobson's inspiration, the development of his ideas, and the relation of his work to that of others. At the end of the Published Writings section are materials related to the compilation of Selected Writings (box 30, folders 44-64), including notes about the arrangement of each volume. There are also lists of entries, drafts, and correspondence about Jakobson's contributions on words of Slavic origins for Barnhart's College Dictionary. The series concludes with lists of bibliographies Jakobson composed over the years on a number of subjects, including semantics, linguistic circles, and Slavic studies (boxes 30-31).
	Box	Folder
Bibliography: A Bibliography of the Publications of Roman Jakobson published by friends and students 1951	6	46
Bibliography: Published in For Roman Jakobson - 2 reprints 1956	6	47
Bibliography: Published in For Roman Jakobson - Galley 1956	6	48
Bibliography: Roman Jakobson - A Bibliography of His Writings, Mouton, galley, typescript 1971	6	49-51
Bibliography: Verzeichnis der Veröffentlichungen in deutscher Sprache 1921-1981, typescript 1981	6	52-53
Bibliography: Bibliography of Roman Jakobson's writings (Compiled by Stephen Rudy) 1986	6	54
Bibliography: Lists 1916-1946, 1955-1980	6	55-59
Bibliography: Cards 1969-1970, 1972-1981	6	60-66
Bibliography: Notes on cards undated	6	67
1916a, "Opyt dialektologicheskoǐ karty russkogo íàzyka" published in Etnograficheskoe obozrenie 1916	7	1
1916a, Related material, Bogatyrev's account of the investigations of the dialect and oral tradition in the Vereya district 1915	7	2-3
1919a, "Futurizm,” typescripts, edited version for Selected Writings III, English translation 1919	7	4-8
1920a, "Novoe iskusstvo na zapade" published in Khudozhestvennaíà zhizn' 1920	7	9
1920b, Professor Šachmatov, published in Čas 1920	7	10
1920c, V. Chlĕbnikov: Z poematu "Sestry Blýskavice" published in Den 1920	7	11
1921a, "O realismu v umění" published in Červen 1921	7	12
"O Khudozhestvennom realizme,” typescripts, edited version for Selected Writings III	7	13-16
"O Khudozhestvennom realizme,” typescript III	119a	15
1921a1 "Pro realizmu u mystectvi" published in Vaplite 1921	7	17
1921b, "Noveǐshaíà russkaíà poėziíà" published by "Tipografiíà 'Politika' v Prage" 1921	7	18
"Noveishaíà russkaíà poėzíà: Podstupy k Khlebnikovu"	7	19
"Noveishaíà russkaíà poėzíà: Podstupy k Khlebnikovu": Selected Writings V galley	7	20
Notes for phonology of verse	119a	16
1921c, "Vliv revoluce na ruský jazyk" published in Nové Atheneum 1921	7	21
1921d, "Dada" published in Vestnik teatra 1921	7	22
1922a, "Slavíànskaíà filologiíà v Rossii" published in Slavia 1922	7	23
1922a1, "Slavíànskaíà filologiíà v Rossii" revised version published by OPOÍÁZ 1923	7	24
1922b, "Bríùsovskaíà stikhologiíà i nauka o stikhe" published in Nauchnye izvestiíà 1922	7	25-26
1923a, "O cheshskom stikhe" published by OPOÍÁZ-MLK 1923	7	27
1923a1(& 1926b), "Základy českého verše" published by "Odeon" 1926	7	28
1923a, "O cheshskom stikhe preimushchestvenno v sopostavlenii s russkim," Selected Writings V galley, edited "Afterword" of 1926, Brown University Slavic Reprint VI, notes, notes for revision and related materials	7	29-33
1923a5, "Über den tschechischen Vers" translation published in Postilla Bohemica 1974	7	34
1924a, "Starocheshskie stikhotvoreniíà" published in Slavia 1924	7	35-36
"Starocheshskie stikhotvoreniíà slozhennye odnorifmennymi chetverostishiíàmi" edited for Selected Writings VI	7	37
1925a, "O králově 'České prosodii'" published in Kritika 1925	7	38
1925b, "Konec básnického umprumáctví a živnostnictví" published in Pásmo 1925	7	39
1925c, Stanislav Neǐman: "Vesennie ritmy" published in Nové Rusko 1925	7	40
1925d, "Ein neuer Beitrag zur slavischen Verslehre" published in Prager Presse 1925	7	41
1926a, F. Trávníček: "Příspěvky k nauce o českém přízvuku" reprint from Slavia 1926	7	42
1926c, "K diskusi o české prosodii" published in Národní osvobození 1926	7	43
1926d, Nikolaj Durnovo, published in Prager Presse 1926	7	44
1927a, "Fonetika odnogo severno - velikorusskogo govora s namechaíùshcheǐsíà perekhodnost'íù" mimeo. print 1927	7	45
1927b, "Spor duše s tělem" published in "Národní knihovna,” vol. IV, by Lad. Kuncíř, typescript 1927	7	46
1927b, "Spor duše s tělem" published in "Národní knihovna,” vol. IV, by Lad. Kuncíř, draft	119a	17
1927b, "Two Old Czech Works on Death,” English translation	7	47
1927b, The Quarrel of the Soul with the Body - The Inevitable Hour of Death,” English translation	7	48
1927b, "Spor duše s tělem": English translation, draft	7	49
1927b, "Spor duše s tělem": Reconstructed text, galley for Selected Writings VI	7	50
1927b, "Spor duše s tělem": Bibliography	7	51
1927b, "Spor duše s tělem": Illustrations	7	52
1927c, Vladimír Majakovskij, published in Národní osvobození 1927	7	53
1928b, "Quelles sont les méthodes" published in "Premier Congrès International de Linguistes, Propositions" 1928	7	54
1928c, "K odstraňování dlouhých souhlásek v češtině" published in Slavia 1928	7	55
1928d, "Problemy izucheniíà literatury i íàzyka" published in Novyǐ Lef 1928	7	56
1928d1, "Problémy skúmania literatúry a jazyka" published in Slovenské smery 1938	7	57
1928d, "Problems in the Study of Language and Literature," English translation for Selected Writings III 1928	7	58
1928e, "Wandlungen in der Sprachwissenschaft" published in Prager Presse 1928	7	59
1929a "Remarques sur l'évolution phonologique du russe" published in TCLP 1929	7	60-61
1929b, "Jan Baudouin de Courtenay" published in Slavische Rundschau 1929	7	62
1929c, "Die Folklore als eine besondere Form des Schaffens,” related material (paper by P. Bogatyrev) 1929	119a	18
1929d, "Zur vergleichenden Forschung über die slavischen Zehnsilber" published in Slavische Studien, edited reprint from Slavische Studien 1929	7	63-64
1929e, "Nejstarší české písně duchovní" published in "Národní knihovna,” vol. 6, by Lad. Kuncíř, edited for Selected Writings VI, notes, and related material 1929	7	65-68
1929g, "Über die heutigen Voraussetzungen der russischen Slavistik" published in Slavische Rundschau 1929	7	69
1929h, "Kus literární pavědy" published in Plán 1929	7	70
1929j, "Romantické všeslovanství - nová slavistika" published in Čin 1929	7	71
1929k, "Dem Gedächtnis Jan Wiktor Porzezińskis" published in Prager Presse 1929	7	72
1930a1, "Jazykové problémy v Masarykově díle" published in Masaryk a řeč 1931	7	73
1930b, "On the Translation of Verse,” Selected Writings V galley, typescript, related correspondence 1930	7	74-76
1930c, "Die Sprachwissenschaft auf dem ersten Slavistenkongress in Prag" published in Indogermanisches Jahrbuch 1930	7	77
1930d, "Von einer Generation, die ihre Dichter Vergeudet Hat" published in Slavische Rundschau 1930	7	78
1931a, "Die Betonung und ihre Rolle" published in TCLP 1931	7	79
1931b, "Über die phonologischen Sprachbünde" published in TCLP 1931	7	80
1931b1 "Les unions phonologiques de langues" published in Le Monde Slave 1931	7	81
1931c, "K kharakteristike evraziǐskogo íàzykovogo soíùza" published as Izdanie evraziǐtsev 1931	7	82
1931d, "Z fonologie spisovné slovenštiny" published in Slovenská miscellanea 1931	7	83
1931e, "K probleme razmezhevaniíà fol'kloristiki" published in Lud Słowiański 1931	7	84
1931f, "O pokolenii, rastrativshem svoikh poėtov" published in "Smert' Vladimira Maíàkovskogo" 1931	7	85
1931f, "O pokolenii, rastrativshem svoikh poėtov" published by Mouton 1975	7	86
1931f, "The Generation that Squandered its Poets" published in Yale French Studies 1967	7	87
1931f4, "Una generación que malogró a sus poetas" published in El caso Maiakovski 1977	7	88
1931f, "O pokolenii, rastrativshem svoikh poėtov": Related material	7	89
1931g, "Pamíàti Víàcheslava Víàcheslavovicha Ganki" published in Tsentral'naíà Evropa, galleys for Selected Writings VI 1931	7	90-91
1931i, "O russkom perevodchike poėmy Gavlichka" published in Tsentral'naíà Evropa 1931	7	92
1931l, ""Tolstoj o Masarykovi: Z neuveřejněné pozůstalosti Tolstého" published in "Literární noviny" 1931	7	93
1931m, "Tolstoj über Masaryk" published in Prager Presse 1931	7	94
1931n, "Odpověd' Františku Tichému" published in Slavia 1931	7	95
1931o, "Neue tschechoslovakische Arbeiten über die poetische Form" published in Slavische Rundschau 1931	7	96
1931r, "Der russische Frankreich-Mythus" published in Slavische Rundschau 1931	7	97
1931t, "Der Genfer Linguistenkongress" published in Prager Presse 1931	7	98
1931u, Professor Dr. Friedrich Slotty, (Slav. Łyd- "Schienbein") published in Prager Presse, including typescript 1931	7	99-100
1932a, "Fonéma" and "Fonologie" published in Ottův slovník naučný 1932	8	1
1932b, "Zur Struktur des russischen Verbums" published in Charisteria Gvilelmo Mathesio... 1932	8	2
1932c, "Musicologie et linguistique" French translation 1932	8	3
1932d, "André Vailland: Les Chants épiques des Slaves du sud" published in Byzantinoslavica 1932	8	4
1932e, "Association Internationale pour les études phonologiques Bulletin" 1932	8	5
1932f, "O jednom typu literárních historiků" published in Jarní Almanach Kmene 1932	8	6
1932g, "O dnešním brusičství českém" published in Spisovná čeština a jazyková kultura 1932	8	7
1932h, "Neue Arbeiten N. van Wijks über das Altkirchenslavische" published in Prager Presse, typescript 1932	8	8
1932h, "Neue Arbeiten N. van Wijks über das Altkirchenslavische" draft	119a	19
1932k, "Die Lautwissenschaften" published in Prager Presse 1932	8	9
1932k, "Die Lautwissenschaften": Related material	8	10
1932l, "Professor Vilém Mathesius" published in Prager Presse 1932	8	11
1932m, "Die entschwindende Welt" published in Prager Presse 1932	8	12
1932n, "Ukázky z chystané monografie o šlágrech V&W" published in Tucet melodií z Osvobozeného divadla 1932	8	13
1933a, "La scuola linguistica di Praga" published in La Cultura 1933	8	14
1933b, "Úpadek filmu?" published in Listy pro umění a kritiku 1933	8	15
1933b1, "Decadenza del cinema?" published in Cinema e film 1976	8	16
1933b2, "Verfall des Films?" published in Spahe im technischen Zeitalter, pp. 185-191 1968	8	17
1933b7, "A film - jel vagy dolog?" published in A mozgókép szemiotikája 1974	8	18
1933b: "Is the Cinema in Decline" published in Formalist Film Theory 1981	8	19
1933b: "Is the Film in Decline?" edited version for Selected Writings III	8	20
1933b: "Decline of the Film?" English translation	8	21
1933c, "Über den Versbau der serbokroatischen Volksepen" published in Archives néerlandaises de phonétique expérimentale 1933	8	22
1933d, "Bolgarskiǐ píàtistopnyǐ íàmb v sopostavlenii s russkim" published in Sbornik v čest' na Prof. L. Miletič, Selected Writings V galley 1933	8	23-24
1933e, "Pravení o jinochu a dívce" published in Milostný almanach Kmene 1933	8	25
1933g, "Aleksandr Matvejevič Peškovskij" published in Prager Presse 1933	8	26
1933i, "Die Slavistik auf dem Linguistenkongress in Rom" published in Prager Presse 1933	8	27
1934a, "Co je poesie?" published in Volné směry, related material 1934	8	28
"What is Poetry?" edited for Selected Writings III 1934	8	29
1934b, "Verš staročeský" published in Československá Vlastivěda 1934	8	30
1934b: "Old Czech Verse,” English translation and draft	8	31-33
1934c, "O předpokladech pražské linguistické školy" published in Index 1934	8	34
1934d, "Slavische Sprachfragen in der Sovjetunion" published in Slavische Rundschau 1934	8	35
1934e, "Metrica Slava" published in Enciclopedia Italiana 1934	8	36
1934f, "Perpetuum mobile kyvadla" published in Listy pro umění a kritiku 1934	8	37
1934g, "M. P. Shtokmar: 'Bibliografiíà rabot po stikhoslozheniíù'" published in Slavia 1934	8	38
1935a, "Les enclitiques slaves" published in Atti del III Congresso Internazionale dei linguisti, drafts, notes, related material 1935	8	39-40
1935a, "O slovních příklonkách,” draft in Czech	8	41
1935b, "Randbemerkungen zur Prosa des Dichters Pasternak" published in Slavische Runschau, edited for Selected Writings III, Selected Writings V galley 1935	8	42-45
1935c, "Poznámky k dílu Erbenovu,” Selected Writings V galley, draft and notes 1935	8	46-48
1935d, "K časovým otázkám nauky o českém verši" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1935	8	49
"Czech Verse of a Thousand Years Ago,” galley for Selected Writings VI, English translation, draft in Russian, notes 1935	8	50-57
"Czech Verse of a Thousand Years Ago,”: Kievskiǐ missal - typescript	119a	20-21
"Czech Verse of a Thousand Years Ago,”: notes	119a	22
1935e, "Slezsko-polská cantilena" published in Národopisný věstník českoslovanský 1935	8	58
1935e, "A Silesian-Polish Cantilena Inhonesta,” galley for Selected Writings VI, English translation, supplementary note, notes, editorial notes	8	59-63
1935i & j, "Obecná Linguistika v SSSR" and "Diskuse o metodologických problémech" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1935	8	64
1935l, "Association Internationale – Information Bulletin" 1935	8	65
1935m, "Linguistika" published in Ottův slovník naučný 1935	8	66
1935o, "Česko-ruské styky v minulosti" published in Lidové noviny 1935	8	67
1935p, "Gemeinsame Kultursprache" published in Prager Presse 1935	8	68
1935q, "Společná řeč kultury" published in Země Sovětů 1935	8	69
1935r, "Aufzeichnungen über Tolstoj" published in Prager Presse 1935	8	70
1935s, "Unbekanntes über und von Tolstoj" published in Prager Presse 1935	8	71
1935t, "Tolstoj's Wildheit und Sanftmut" published in Prager Presse (incomplete) 1935	8	72
1936a, "Beitrag zur Allgemeine Kasuslehre" edited for Selected Writings II and galley 1936	8	73-74
1936b, "Aktuelle Aufgaben der Bylinenforschung" published in Prager Presse 1936	8	75
1936c, "Metafora, Metrum, Metrika, Lyrika" published in Ottův slovník naučný 1936	8	76
1936c, "Metrics" typescript and Selected Writings V galley	8	77-78
1936d, "Na okraj lyrických básní Puškinových" published in Listy pro umění 1936	8	79
1936d, "Marginal Notes on Pushkin's Lyric Poetry,” Selected Writings V galley, typescript	8	80-81
1936d, "Na okraj lyrických básní Puškinových": notes and related material	8	82-85
1936e, "O cestách k České poesii gotické" published in Život 1936	8	86
1936e, "On the Paths to Czech Gothic Poetry" typescript	8	87
1936f, "Remarks on the Poetry of the Hussite Era,” typescript for Selected Writings VI, correspondence 1936	8	88-90
1936i & k, "Fakta mluví,”"Usměrněné názory na staročeskou kulturu" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1936	8	91
1936l, "Um den russischen Wortschatz" published in Slavische Rundschau 1936	8	92
1936o, "Památce G. I. Čelpanova" published in Psychologie 1936	8	93
1936p, "Ein Grundwerk zur tschechoslovakischen Sprachgeschichte" published in Prager Presse 1936	8	94
1936q, "Der IV Internationale Linguistenkongress" published in Prager Presse 1936	8	95
1937a, "Spornyǐ vopros drevnerusskogo pravopisaniíà" published in Zbornik u čast A. Belic'a 1937	8	96
1937b, "Über die Beschaffenheit der prosodischen Gegensätze" published in Mélanges de linguistique et de philologie 1937	8	97
1937c, "Z zagadnień prozodji starogreckej" published in Prace Ofiarovane K. Wóycickiemu, notes 1937	8	98-99
1937c, "K drevnegrecheskoǐ prosodii,” typescript	119a	23
1937e, "Dopis J. Voskovcovi a J. Werichovi" edited for Selected Writings III 1937	8	100
1937f, "Socha v symbolice Puškinově" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1937	8	101-102
"The Statue in Pushkin's Poetic Mythology,” Selected Writings V galley, typescript, related material	8	103-105
1937g, "Na okraj Evžena Oněgina" published in Vybrané spisy A. S. Puškina 1937	8	106
"Marginal Notes on Eugene Onegin" Selected Writings V galley, typescript	8	107-108
1937h, "Glosy k legendě o Sv. Prokopu" published in XLIX. ročenka Chudým dětem - 'Živý Vrchlický', Selected Writings VI galley, published article edited for Selected Writings VI 1937	8	109-111
1937i, "Policejní konfidentka opěvovaná Puškinem a Mickiewiczem" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	112
1937i, "The Police Accomplice Sung by Pushkin and Mickiewicz"	8	113
1937j, "Puškin v realistickém světle" published in Program D37 1937	8	114
1937j, "Pushkin in a Realistic Light,” typescript	8	115
1937k, "Nespoutaný Puškin" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	116
1937k, "Pushkin Unrestrained,” typescript	8	117
1937l, "Puškinovy básně v překladu Ilji Bárta" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1937	8	118
1937o, "L'Histoire du Tchèque et du Slovaque littéraires" published in Le monde slave 1937	8	119
1937p, "Jazyk ruský" published in Pedagogická encyclopedie 1937	8	120
1937s, "Nikolaj Konstantinovich Nikolskij" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	121
1937t, "Věda a noviny v pojetí Mágrově" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	122
1937u, "Holger Pedersen sedmdesátníkem" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	123
1937v, "Frank Wollmans Ideen zur slavischen Literaturgeschichte" published in Prager Presse 1937	8	124
1937w, "Ljubomir Miletič zemřel" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	125
1937x, "Olaf Broch - 70 Jahre" published in Prager Presse, related material 1937	8	126-127
1937y, "Neznámé Bulharsko" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	128
1937z, "Rusko-český slovník" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	129
1937aa, "Z nejstarších dějin polského a českého básnictví" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	130
1937bb, "K dějinám cyrilometodějství" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	131
1937cc, "Je země blízko pólu" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	132
1937dd, "Přehlédnutá památka velkomoravská" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	133
1937ee, "Svatý Alexius v slovanských literaturách" published in Lidové noviny 1937	8	134
1938a, "Die Arbeit der sogenannten "Prager Schule" published in Bulletin du Cercle 1938	8	135
1938c, "K Puškinovým ohlasům lidové poesie" published in Vybrané spisy A. S. Puškina 1938	8	136
1938c, "On Puškin's Responses to Folk Poetry,” Selected Writings V galley, typescript	8	137-138
1938d, "K popisu Máchova verše" published in Torso a tajemství Máchova díla 1938	8	139
1938d, "Toward a Description of Mácha's Verse" Selected Writings V galley and related material	8	140-143
1938e, "Z dějin staročeského zpěvního básnictví" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1938	8	144
1938f, "Význam ruské filologie pro bohemistiku" published in Slovo a slovesnost and version edited for Selected Writings VI 1938	8	145-146
1938g, Review: "F. Tichý: Vývoj současného spisovného jazyka na Podkarpatské Rusi" published in Slovo a slovesnost 1938	8	147
1938h, "Sur la théorie des affinités" published in Actes du IV Congrès International des Linguistes 1938	8	148
1938l, "Ruské výpravy do budoucna" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	149
1938m, "Srdce československého trélistu" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	150
1938n, "Diskuse o spolupráci a kritice na levici" published in Čtvrtletník skupiny Blok 1938	8	151
1938o, "Podvržená milenka básníkova" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	152
1938p, "Nikolaj Trubeckoy zemřel" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	153
1938q, "Mezinárodní sjezd pro fonetiku" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	154
1938r, "Professor František Trávníček 50 Jahre" published in Prager Presse 1938	8	155
1938s, "Vasilij Zlatovlasý, králevic české země" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	156
1938t, "Fr. Spina jako vědec" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	157
1938u, "Ruský ohlas české lidové hry" published in Lidové noviny 1938	8	158
1939a, "Observations sur le classement phonologique des consonnes" published in Proceedings of the Third International Congress of Phonetic Sciences and English translation 1939	9	1-2
1939b, Review: "Van Wijk, N.: Phonologie" published in Acta Linguistica 1939	9	3
1939c, "Signe zéro" published in Mélanges de linguistique offerts à Charles Bally 1939	9	4
"A zérus jel" published in Nyelvészeti Dolgozatok 1969	9	5
1939d, "Nikolaǐ Sergeevich Trubetzkoy" published in Acta Linguistic 1939	9	6
1939e, "Sobaka Kalin tsar'" published in Slavia 1939	9	7
1939f, "Český podíl na církevněslovanské kulturě" published in Co daly naše země and typescript 1939	9	8-10
"The Czech Part in Church Slavonic Culture" English translation	9	11
"Český podíl na církevněslovanské kultuře,” notes, related material and correspondence	9	12-15
1939g, "Český vliv na středověkou literaturu polskou" published in Co daly naše země 1939	9	16
1939g, "Český vliv na středověkou literaturu polskou," version edited for Selected Writings VI	119a	24
1939g1, "Polska literatura średniowieczna a Czesi" published in Kultura 1939	9	17
1939h, "Le développement phonologique" published in Résumés des Communications, Vme Congrès des Linguistes 1939	9	18
1939i, "Cesta Sv. Doroty z Čech na Rus" published in Lidové noviny 1939	9	19
1940a, "Das Nullzeichen" published in Bulletin du Cercle Linguistique de Copenhagen 1940	9	20
1941a, "Kindersprache, Aphasia und allgemeine Lautgesetze" published in Sprakvetenskapliga 1941	9	21-22
1941a1, "Child Language" published by Mouton, 1968 and galley 1968	9	23-24
1941a2, "Kindersprache" published by "Suhrkamp,” Frankfurt, 1969 1969	9	25
1941a1, "Child Language, the Phonological Development of Child Language” 1960s	9	26-32
1941a1, "Child Language, the Phonological Development of Child Language,” draft in English 1960s	119a	25
1941a1, "Child Language, the Phonological Development of Child Language,” notes	9	33-40
1941a, "Kindersprache" background material, notes, related material	9	41-42
1941b, "Axiomatik eines Verssystems" published by Ungerska Institutet, Stockholm 1941	9	43
1941b1, "Axioms of a Versification System" published in Acta Instituti Hungarici	9	44
1941b, "Axioms of a versification System" Selected Writings V galley	9	45
1941c, "Tatarische Nachklänge" published in " Det Norske Videnskapsakademi i Oslo, Ǻrbok 1940	9	46
"Tatarische Nachklänge in der russischen Volksepik" draft	119a	26
1941e, "The City of Learning" published in American Hebrew 1941	9	47
1942a, "Češství Komenského" published in New Yorské Listy, version edited for Selected Writings VI, French manuscript 1942	9	48-50
1942b, "Neizvestnye stikhi Maíàkovskogo" published in Novosel'e and background material 1942	9	51-52
1942b, "Vladimir Maíàkovskiǐ, Tat'íàne ÍÀkovlevoiǐ, typescript, draft, notes, and related material	9	53-58
1942b, "Neizvestnye stikhi Maíàkovskogo" correspondence 1963-1973	9	59
1942c, "The Paleosiberian Languages" published in American Anthropologist 1942	9	60
1942c, "The Paleosiberian Languages" manuscript	9	61
1942c, "The Paleosiberian Languages" notes	9	62-69
1942d, "Československo-skandinávské přátelství" published in New-Yorské Listy, typescript, typescript in Norwegian 1942	9	70-72
1942e, "Český předek Puškinův" published in Obzor 1942	9	73
1942e, "Pushkin's Czech Ancestor" English typescript	9	74
1942f, "Oldřich Hujer" published in New-Yorské Listy 1942	9	75
1942g, "O úkolech evropských vědců v Americe" published in New-Yorské Listy 1942	9	76
1942i, "Fr. Boas, hrdina práce" published in New Yorske Listy 1942	9	77
1943a, "La collaboration polono-russe dans la science du langage" draft of a lecture delivered at the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences 1943	9	78
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů" galley 1943	9	79-83
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů" galley 1943	10	1-5
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů," edited copies, several incomplete	10	6-8
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů": Second part of a two-part lecture published in New Yorske Listy	10	9
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů": Notes	10	10-21
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů": F. Svejkovsky's editorial suggestions for revision	10	22
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů": Related material	10	23
1943b, "Moudrost starých Čechů": Correspondence	10	24
1943c, "Russian Books" published in Catalogue No. 30 Rare Books with manuscript in Russian 1943	10	25-26
1943d, "Vědecký život Československé republiky" published in New-Yorské Listy 1943	10	27
1944a, "Franz Boas' Approach to Language" published in International Journal of American Linguists with notes and manuscript in French 1944	10	28-30
1944b, "St. Constantin et la langue syriaque" published in Aiphos, a copy edited for Selected Writings VI 1944	10	31-32
1944b,c,d, "Some Russian Echoes,” "St. Constantin et la langue syriaque,” "Nécrologies" published in Annuaire de l'Institute de Philologie et d'Histoire Orientales et Slaves 1944	10	33
1944c, "Some Russian Echoes of Czech Hagiography" published in Aiphos, a copy edited for Selected Writings VI, notes	10	34-40
1944e, Review: "George L. Trager; Introduction to Russian" published in The Slavonic and East European Review 1944	10	41
1944f, "A Note on Aleut Speech Sound" published in Aleutian Manuscript Collection, notes 1944	10	42-47
1944g, "Slovo o polku Igoreve" published in Novosel'e 1944	10	48
1944h, "The Significant Features of Indo-European" published by American Association for the Advancement of Romance Philology 1944	10	49
1944i, "Saussure" published in Yivo Bleter 1944	10	50
1945a, "On Russian Fairy Tales" published in Russian Fairy Tales 1945	10	51-52
1945b, "The Beginnings of National Self-Determination in Europe" published in Readings in the Sociology of Language with version edited for Selected Writings VI, correspondence 1945	10	53-55
1946a, "H. Grégoire: Investigateur de l'épopée" published in Le Flambeau 1946	10	56
1947a, "A List of Works Relating to the Kamchadal Language" published in Kamchadal and Asiatic Eskimo Manuscript Collection, The New York Public Library, notes 1947	10	57-58
1948a, "Russian Conjugation" published in Word 1948	10	59
1948b-g, La geste du Prince Igor: bibliography of "Slovo" 1948	10	60-63
La geste du Prince Igor: Notes	10	64-71
La geste du Prince Igor: Notes	11	1-10
La geste du Prince Igor: Early notes for "Slovo"	119a	27
La geste du Prince Igor: Essai de reconstruction du "Slovo"	11	11
La geste du Prince Igor: Historical commentary by Marc Szeftel	11	12-13
La geste du Prince Igor: "Pesn' o polku Igorevom,” modern Russian translation by A. Stepanov	11	14
La geste du Prince Igor: "Poíàsneniíà k perevodu" by A. Stepanov	119a	28
La geste du Prince Igor: English translation of the first 25 verses of the "Slovo" for Harvard Russian courses	11	15
La geste du Prince Igor: "Alliteratsii v "Slove o polku Igoreve" by ÍÙ. Sazonova, typescript	11	16
La geste du Prince Igor: Photographs of paintings - illustrations to the story of the "Slovo"	11	17
La geste du Prince Igor: Pictures and maps	11	18
La geste du Prince Igor: Articles	11	19-22
La geste du Prince Igor: Paper - manuscript	11	23
La geste du Prince Igor: Materials for revision - notes, illustrations 1950s-1960s	11	24-27
La geste du Prince Igor: Correspondence	11	28-31
1948h, "Tasks and Aims of Comparative Slavic Literature" published in Program - PMLA 1948	11	32
1948l, "Study of Armenian History Held Vital" published in The Armenian Mirror - Spectator 1948	11	33
1949a.3, "Principles of Historical Phonology" published in Readings in Historical Phonology: Chapters in the Theory of Sound Change 1949	11	34
1949a-c, "Principes de Phonologie" draft	11	35-36
"Sur la théorie des affinités phonologiques" published in Principles 1949	11	37
1949c, "Les lois phoniques du langage enfantin et leur place dans la phonologie générale" published in Trubetzkoy's "Principles..." 1949	11	38
1949c, "Les lois phoniques du langage enfantin et leur place dans la phonologie générale" typescript	119a	29
1949d, "On the Identification of Phonemic Entities" published in Travaux du Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague 1949	11	39
1949e, "Notes on the French Phonemic Pattern" published in Word with edited reprint 1949	11	40-41
1949f, "Slavic Languages" publications from 1949 and 1955, Columbia University 1949	11	42
1949g, "The Phonemic and Grammatical Aspects of Language…” published in Actes du Sixième Congrès International des Linguistes 1949	11	43
1949h, "The Vseslav Epos" published in Russian Epic Studies, pp. 13-86 1949	11	44
1949h, "The Vseslav Epos" edited reprint	11	45-46
1949h, "The Vseslav Epos" galley for Selected Writings IV	11	47-48
1949i, "Notes on General Linguistics,” N.Y. Rockefeller Foundation 1949	11	49
1949k, "The Structure of Gilyak and Marrism,” typescript, draft (manuscript) and related material 1949	11	50-52
1949m, "A Handbook of Slavic Studies" review published in Saturday Review of Literature 1949	11	53
1949n, "Letter to G. A. Reichard about Language and Synesthesia" reprinted from Word 1949	11	54
1950a, "O stikhotvornykh reliktakh rannego srednevekov'íà v Cheshskoǐ literaturnoǐ traditsii" published in Slavistič revija edited for Selected Writings VI 1950	11	55
1950b, "Slavic Mythology" published in Funk and Wagnalls Dictionary 1950	11	56
"Slavic Gods and Demons, Slavic Mythology,” typescript 1980s	11	57
1951a, "On the Correct Presentation of Phonemic Problems" published in Symposium 1951	11	58
1951b, "M. Vasmer, russisches etymologisches Worterbuch" published in Word 1951	11	59
1951c, "The Serbian Zmaj Ognjeni Vuk and the Russian Vseslav Epos" edited reprint from Aiphos 1951	11	60
1951d2, "Predislovie R. O. ÍÀ. k pervomy izdaniíù" published in Vostochnye ėlementy v "Slove o polku Igoreve," pp. 13-15 1979	11	61
1951e, Forword to The Russian Folk Epos in Czech Literature 1951	11	62
1952a, "On Slavic Diphthongs Ending in a Liquid" published in Slavic Word 1952	11	63
1952b, "Langues paléosibériennes" published in Les langues du monde 1952	11	64
1952b, "Langues paléosibériennes": Typescript	119a	30
1952b, "Langues paléosibériennes": Draft	11	65-67
1952b, "Langues paléosibériennes": Notes	11	68-69
1952b, "Langues paléosibériennes": Bibliography	119a	31
1952d, "New Slavic Etymological Dictionaries" published in Slavic Word 1952	11	70
1952e, "The Puzzles of the Igor' Tale" published in Speculum 1952	11	71
1952e, "…on the 150th Anniversary of its First Edition" edited for Selected Writings IV	11	72
1952e, "The Puzzles of the Igor' Tale": Notes	11	73-77
1952e, English translations of the "Slovo": "The Lay of Igor's Campaign,” typescript	11	78
1952e, English translations of the "Slovo": "The Tale of Prince Igor,” typescript	11	79
1952e, English translations of the "Slovo": "The Tale of the Raid of Igor" by S. H. Cross	11	80
1952e, English translations of the "Slovo": "The Tale of Igor's Men" by Sidney Monas	11	81
1952e, English translations of the "Slovo": "The Discourse of Igor's Campaign" translated by Vladimir Nabokov, copy of typescript 1951	11	82-84
1952e, Greek translation of the "Slovo" 1952	11	85
1952e, Related material: "Slovo o polku Igoreve,” critical edition, edited by Roman Jakobson	11	86
1952e, Related material: Paper by E. F. Korsh, typescript 1952	11	87-88
1952e, Related material: Paper by Edward F. Ricker	11	89
1952e, Related material: Paper by E. D. Konovalov	11	90
1952e, Related material: Miscellaneous related material	11	91-97
1952e, Related material: Miscellaneous related material	12	1-3
1952e, Related material: Paper by D. Likhachev	119a	32-33
1952e, "The Puzzles of the Igor' Tale": Visual material	12	4-8
1952e, "The Puzzles of the Igor' Tale": Correspondence 1953-1979	12	9
1952f, "Studies in Comparative Slavic Metrics" published in Oxford Slavonic Papers 1952	12	10
1952f, "Slavic Epic Verse" draft	12	11
1952f, "O íùnatskom desetertse" (Slavic Epic Verse) draft, typescript	12	12
1952f, "Serbo-khorvatskiǐ literarnyǐ i narodnyǐ stikh" draft, manuscript 1930s	12	13
1952f, "Serbskiǐ stikh" (Slavic Epic Verse) notebooks 1930s	12	14-17
1952f, "Drobné metrické poznámky" (Slavic Epic Verse) notes 1933	12	18
1952f, "Slavic Comparative Metrics,” notes and related material	12	19-22
1952f, "Slavic Comparative Metrics,” notes and related material: "Ogledalo Srbsko" by Iovan Hadić, typescript	119a	34
1952f, "Slavic Comparative Metrics,” notes and related material: "Die Alliteration" by P. Slivepčević	119a	35
1952f, "Slavic Comparative Metrics,” notes and related material: "Neskol'ko zamechaniǐ ob epicheskom razmere" by I. I. Sreznevskiǐ	119a	36
1952f, "Slavic Prosody" (Slavic Epic Verse) notes 1950s	12	23-24
1952f, "Slavic Epic Verse" notes, background material, examples	12	25-28
1952f, "Slavic Epic Verse" early notes and examples	119a	37-38
1952g, "The Archetype of the First Edition of the Igor' Tale" published in Harvard Library Bulletin 1952	12	29
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis" published by MIT Acoustics Laboratory 1952	12	30
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Incomplete typescript	12	31
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Early drafts with comments by J. Lotz	12	32
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Notes	12	33
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Russian Articulation, project outline, notes, drawings, bibliography, x-ray negatives, prints	12	34-38
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1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Illustrations		4
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": X-ray photographs		5
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1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Related material, including paper by Cherry and Phonemics, draft by J. Lotz	12	39-43
1952h, "Preliminaries to Speech Analysis": Correspondence 1948-1961	12	44-46
1952i, "The Elementary Quanta of Language,” typescript 1952	12	47
1953a1, "Dar yédeshar Klangan-Vashtand ain farglid metn Slavishn Arvm" (Yiddish Sound Pattern) published in Judah A. Joffe Book 1958	12	48
1953c, Statements published in An Appraisal of Anthropology Today, pp. 79-280, 284-286, 292-293, 310-314 1953	12	49
1953d, "From the Point of View of Linguistics,” Results of the Conference of Anthropologists and Linguists 1953	12	50
1953e & g, A. V. Arcikhovskij & M. N. Tikhomirov, "Novgorodskie gramoty na bereste" and B. O. Unbegaun, "A Bibliographical Guide to the Russian Language,” reviews published in Slavic Word 1953	12	51
1953f, "The Kernel of Comparative Slavic Literature" published in Harvard Slavic Studies edited for Selected Writings VI with notes 1953	12	52-54
1953i, Foreword in A Literature in Crisis 1953	12	55
1954a, "Tetrad' kníàzíà Belosel'skogo" published in Slovo o polku Igoreve v perevodakh... and related material 1954	12	56-57
1954b, "Comparative Slavic Studies" published in The Review of Politics 1954	12	58
1954b, Article edited for Selected Writings VI	12	59
1954b, "Slavism as a Topic of Comparative Studies,” notes	12	60-62
1954c, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospels" published in St. Vladimir's Seminary Quarterly, with typescript for Selected Writings VI, notes and visual material 1954	12	63-69
1954d, "Minor Native Sources for the Early History of the Slavic Church" published in Harvard Slavic Studies 1954	12	70
1955a, "Aphasia as a Linguistic Problem" published in On Expressive Language with notes, background material and a variant or draft - typescript 1955	12	71-80
1955b, "While Reading Vesmer's Dictionary" published in Slavic Word 1955	12	81
1955c, "Russian Binary Meters" published in Slavic Word with version edited for Selected Writings V 1955	13	1-2
1955d, "Ivan Fedorov's Primer of 1574" publication with notes, related material and correspondence 1955	13	3-8
1955e, "Unpublished Majakovskij" published in Notes, Harvard Library Bulletin 1955	13	9
1955f, "The Origin of Russia" by H. Paszkiewicz, review published in American Historical Review with notes 1955	13	10-11
1956a, "Fundamentals of Language" publication by Mouton with early draft, version edited for Selected Writings II 1956	13	12-15
1956b, "Die Verteilung der Stimmhaften und Stimmlosen Geräuschlaute im Russischen" published in Festschrift für Max Vasmer 1956	13	16
1956d, "Serge Karcevskij" published in Cahiers Ferdinand de Saussure with draft 1956	13	17-18
1956e, "Balladic Byliny" published in Slavic Folklore 1956	13	19
1956f, "K pozdneǐ lirike Maíàkovskogo" Selected Writings V galley and background material 1956	13	20-22
1957a, "Mufaxxama - The 'Emphatic' Phonemes in Arabic" published in Studies Presented to Joshua Whatmough with notes and related material 1957	13	23-25
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak" published in Studies Presented to Yuen Ren Chao edited for Selected Writings II 1957	13	26
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Galley proofs	13	27
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1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Galley proofs		6
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1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Russian draft	13	28-30
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": First English draft	13	31
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Second English draft (first four pages missing)	13	32-33
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Introduction, draft	13	34
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Index of words and phrases	13	35-37
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Notes	13	38-40
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Related material 1943-1955	13	41
1957b, "Notes on Gilyak": Correspondence 1950-1954	13	42
1957c, "Shifters, Verbal Categories, and the Russian Verb" edited reprints 1957	13	43
1957d, "The Relationship between Genitive and Plural in the Declension of Russian Nouns" published in Scando-Slavica 1957	13	44
1957e, "Stikhotvornye tsitaty v velikomoravskoǐ agiografii" published in Slavistična Revija with version edited for Selected Writings VI 1957	13	45-46
1957f, "Staročeská báseň o prvotním hříchu" published in Listy filologické 1957	13	47
1957f, "Staročeská báseň o prvotním hříchu": Draft - manuscript	13	48
1957f, "Staročeská báseň o prvotním hříchu": Notes	13	49
1957f, "Staročeská báseň o prvotním hříchu": Related material	13	50
1957f, "Staročeská báseň o prvotním hříchu": Correspondence	13	51
1957f, "An Old Czech Poem on Original Sin" English translation	13	52
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů" published in Kulturní sborník rok 1957	13	53
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů": Manuscript in Russian	13	54-57
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů": Yiddish translation - manuscript	13	58-60
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů": Outline	13	61
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů": Notes	13	62
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů": Related material	13	63-64
1957g, "Řeč a písemnictví českých Židů": Correspondence	13	65
1957h, "Izuchenie slavíànskikh íàzykov i sravnitel'noe slavíànovedenie v Soedinennykh Shtatakh Ameriki za poslevoennoe desíàtiletie" published in Beogradski slavistički sastanak 1957	13	66
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1957i, Typescripts related to Eskimo languages (4 folders) 1957		125
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1957j, "Paleosiberian Peoples and Languages, A Bibliographical Guide" publication by HRAF Press with notes, related material and correspondence 1957	13	67-70
1958a, "Typological Studies and Their Contribution to Historical Comparative Linguistics" published in Proceedings of the 8th International Congress of Linguists 1957	13	71
1958b, "Morfologicheskie nablíùdeniíà nad slavíànskim skloneniem" published in American Contributions to the 4th International Congress of Slavists 1958	13	72
1958c, "Izuchenie 'Slova o polku Igoreve' v Soedinennykh Shtatakh Ameriki" published in Trudy Otdela drevnerusskoǐ literatury 1958	13	73
1958d, "Medieval Mock Mystery" published in Studia philologica in honorem L. Spitzer with version edited for Selected Writings VI, notes, related material, correspondence 1958	13	74-83
1958e, "Powstanie pojecia fonemu" published in Spawozdania z prac naukowych 1958	13	84
1959a,g,j,k,l, Five reviews published in IJSLP 1959	13	85
1959a, Review: R. I. Avanesov: "Fonetika sovremennogo russkogo literaturnogo íàzyka" published in IJSLP 1959	13	86
1959c1, "On Linguistic Aspects of Translation" published in On Translation, pp. 232-239 1959	13	87
1959d, "Linguistic Glosses to Goldstein's Wortbegriff" published in Journal of Individual Psychology 1959	13	88
1959e, "Boas' View of Grammatical Meaning" published in The Anthropology of F. Boas 1959	13	89
1959e, "Vzglíàdy Boasa na grammaticheskoe znachenie" Russian version - typescript	13	90
1959g, Review: " Za i protiv Viktora Shklovskogo" published in IJSLP 1959	13	91
"Dostoevskiǐ v otgoloskakh Maíàkovskogo" Selected Writings V galley 1959	13	92-93
1959h, "Boris Viktorovič Tomaševskij" published in IJSLP with Selected Writings V galley 1959	13	94-95
1959i, "Trois conférences données à Bucarest" typescript 1959	119a	39
1959l, Review: "Eremin & Likhachev, Khudozhestvennaíà proza" published in IJSLP 1959	13	96
1959m, "Gyula Laziczius" published in IJSLP 1959	13	97
1959n, "Introductory Note" published in the announcement for Description and Analysis of Contemporary Standard Russian 1959	13	98
1959o, "O pozycji i perspektywach współczesnej poetyki" published in Nowa kultura 1959	13	99
1960a, "Why 'Mama' and 'Papa'?" published in Perspectives in Psychological Theory with an earlier lecture 1960	14	1-2
1960b, "The Gender Pattern of Russian" published in Studii şi cercetǎri lingvistice 1960	14	3
1960c, "Kazańska szkol/a polskiej lingwistyki" published in Biuletyn Polskiego Towarzystwa Jezykoznawczego 1960	14	4
1960d, "Linguistics and Poetics" published in Style in Language with version edited for Selected Writings III, edited typescript, draft, notes, background material, related material, and correspondence 1960	14	5-21
1960e, "Poetyka w świetle jezykoznawstwa" published in Pamietnik literacki 1960	14	22
1960f, "Wkład jezykoznawstwa" published in Zeszyty naukowe 1960	14	23
1960f, "Rol' íàzykoznaníà v ėkzegeze Slova o polku Igoreve" related material 1976	14	24
1960g, "Stroka Makhi o zove gorlitsy" published in IJSLP with Selected Writings V galley and notes 1960	14	25-28
1960h, "Z zagadnień struktury czeskiego poematu romantycznego" published in Pamietnik literacki 1960	14	29
1960h, "Uwaga - poemat Máchy na polskim tłe" Selected Writings V galley	14	30-31
1960i, "Velikaíà Moraviíà ili Velikaíà nad Moravoǐ?" published in Ezikovedsko-etnografski izsledovanija 1960	14	32
1960j, "Nepovšimnuté filiace" published in Scando-Slavica 1960	14	33
1960j, "Kunhutina skladba a modlitby Milčovy" edited for Selected Writings VI	14	34
1960j, "Slovanské duchovní dějiny v pojetí Jana Amose Komenského" published in Scando-Slavica edited for Selected Writings VI	14	35
1960k, "Metajezyk w kregu zagadnień lingwistycznych" abstract 1960	14	36
1961b, "Linguistics and Communication Theory" published in Structure of Language, notes 1961	14	37-40
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii" published in Poetics. Poetyka. Poėtika - a copy edited for Selected Writings III 1961	14	41
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": Typescript	14	42
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": Incomplete copy of typescript	14	43
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": Edited drafts	14	44
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": Incomplete draft	14	45
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": ...iz pushkinskoǐ liriki (ÍÀ vas líùbil)	14	46
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": "Poėziíà bez obrazov – ÍÀ vas líùbil," notes and related material	14	47
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii": Notes and related material	14	48
1961c, "Poėziíà grammatiki i grammatika poėzii"	14	49
1961d, "Struktura na poslednoto Botevo stikhotvorenie" published in Ezik i literatura 1961	14	50
1961d, K Strukture poslednikh stikhov Khristo Boteva" typescript, draft, draft manuscript, notes, and background material	14	51-62
1961e, "The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry" published in XII-me Congrès International des Études Byzantines 1961	14	63
1961e, "The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry": Reprint edited for Selected Writings VI	14	64
1961e, "The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry": Summary (typescript)	14	65
1961e, "The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry": Notes: including Postřižiny, Kirill, Homer, Bogurodzica, and Sv. Kliment	14	66-74
1961e, "The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry": Related material	14	75-76
1961e, "The Slavic Response to Byzantine Poetry": Correspondence 1963-1965	14	77
1961f, Foreword published in Tönnies Fenne's Manual with visual material 1961	14	78-79
1962a, "Zur Struktur des Phonems" draft (1939) and typescript 1962	14	80-82
1962b3, "Tenseness and Laxness" published in In Honour of D. Jones 1962	14	83
1962b, "Napríàzhenost' i nenapríàzhenost'" Russian translation (typescript) 1962	14	84
1962c, Retrospect to Selected Writings I, galley 1962	14	85-86
1962c, Retrospekt, Russian translation (typescript)	14	87
1962c, Retrospekt, Notes and reference material	14	88-90
1962d, "On the Rumanian Neuter" published in Cercetǎri de lingvisticǎ 1962	14	91
1962e, "Deskussionsbeitrag" published in Zeichen und System der Sprache 1962	14	92
1962f, "Anthony's Contribution to Linguistic Theory" published in Language in the Crib 1962	14	93
1962g, "Struktura dveju srpskokhrvatskikh pesama" published in Zbornik za filologiu… 1962	14	94
1962g, "Siluanovo Slavoslovie Sv. Savve": Typescript	14	95
1962g, "Siluanovo Slavoslovie Sv. Savve" : Typescript edited for Selected Writings III	14	96
1962g, "Siluanovo Slavoslovie Sv. Savve": Drafts	14	97-99
1962g, "Siluanovo Slavoslovie Sv. Savve": Notes, background material, related material, and correspondence	14	100-103
1962g, "Poėziíà Dalmatsii v kontse XIV. veka," "Stikhi Dzhore Drzhicha 'Na lovu'" typescript and drafts	14	104-106
1962h, "'Les chats' de Charles Baudelaire" published in L'Homme 1962	14	107
1962h1, "'Les chats' de Charles Baudelaire" published in Il Corpo 1965	14	108
1962h4, "Charles Baudelaire A macskák c. verse" published in Helikon	14	109
1962h5, "'Les chats' von Charles Baudelaire" published in Interpretationen 1970	14	110
1962h5, "'Les chats' von Charles Baudelaire" published in Strukturalismus in der Literaturwissenschaft 1968	14	111
1962h7, "Charles Baudelaire's 'Les chats'" published in Introduction to Structuralism	14	112
1962h8, "'Los gatos' de Baudelaire" published by Ediciones Signos Buenos Aires 1970	14	113
1962h, "'Les chats' de Charles Baudelaire" edited for Selected Writings III	14	114
1962h, "Charles Baudelaire's 'Les chats'" edited English translations I and II and typescript	14	115-117
1962h, "'Les chats' de Charles Baudelaire" edited for Selected Writings III, first and second drafts	15	1-4
1962h, "'Les chats' de Charles Baudelaire": Notes and background material	15	5-13
1962h, "'Les chats' de Charles Baudelaire": Correspondence 1961-1972	15	14
1962i, "Analyse du poème 'Revedere' de Mihail Eminescu" published in Cahiers de linguistique…, version edited for Selected Writings III, draft (manuscript), notes, background material and correspondence 1962	15	15-19
1962j, "O sootnoshenii mezhdu pesennoǐ i razgovornoǐ narodnoǐ rech'íù" published in Voprosy íàzykoznaniíà 1962	15	20
1962k, "Studies in Russian Philology" published in Michigan Slavic Materials 1962	15	21
1962k1, "O lingwistycznej analizie rymu" published in Prace filologiczne T. XVIII 1963	15	22
1962k2, "Patronimika w 'Słowie o połku Igoreve" published in Studia Linguistica 1963	15	23
1962k, "K lingvisticheskomy analizu russkoǐ rifmy" Selected Writings V galley and notes	15	24-25
1962l, "On the Role of Word Pitch in Norwegian Verse" published in Lingua, with Selected Writings V galley and notes 1962	15	26-28
1962m, "Russkiǐ istochnik cheshskoǐ komedii" published in Studi in onore de Ettore lo Gatto e Giovanni Maver 1962	15	29-30
1962n, "Morfologicheskie nablíùdeniíà" English free adaptation by S. F. Plewes, typescript and correspondence 1962	15	31-32
1962p, "Circular Number One" published in Proceedings of the Fourth International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 1962	15	33
1962q, "Concluding Remarks" published in Proceedings of the Fourth International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 1962	15	34
1962r, "The Phonemic Concept of Distinctive Features" published in Proceedings of the Fourth International Congress of Phonetic Sciences 1962	15	35
1963a, "Izbytochnye bukvy russkogo alfavita" published in Zbornik u čast S. Ivšćia 1963	15	36
1963b, "Opyt fonologicheskogo podkhoda k istoricheskim voprosam slavíànskoǐ aktsentologii" published in American Contributions 1963	15	37
1963c, "Parts and Wholes in Language" published in Parts and Whole, pp. 157-162 1963	15	38
1963d, "Efforts Toward a Means-Ends Model of Language" published in Trends in Modern Linguistics with galley and typescript 1963	15	39-40
1963e, "Implications of Language Universals for Linguistics" published in Universals of Language, pp. 208-219 1963	15	41
1963f, "Ktož jsú boží bojovníci" published in IJSLP, edited lecture, notes, correpondence 1963	15	42-46
1963g, "Przeszłość'' Cypriana Norwida" published in Pamietnik literacki 1963	15	47
1963g, "Przeszłość'' Cypriana Norwida": Edited lecture	15	48
1963g, "Przeszłość'' Cypriana Norwida": Drafts	15	49-51
1963g, "Przeszłość'' Cypriana Norwida": Notes	15	52
1963h, "Sofonija's Tale of the Russian-Tatar Battle on the Kulikovo Field" published by Mouton 1963	15	53
1963h, "Sofonija's Tale of the Russian-Tatar Battle on the Kulikovo Field": Galley	15	54
1963h, "Sofonija's Tale of the Russian-Tatar Battle on the Kulikovo Field": Notes and related material	15	55-67
1963h, "Zadonshchina": Early notes 1940s	15	68-69
1963h, "Zadonshchina": Reconstruction of the text	119a	40
1963h, "Zadonshchina": Related material, including "Zádonština" by Jan Frček (Roman Jakobson's notes inside); article by V. P. Adrianova-Peretts; Study published by Harvard University (1946)	15	70-75
1963h, "Zadonshchina": Students' papers	15	76
1963h, "Zadonshchina": Correspondence 1963-1968	15	77
1963i, "On the So-Called Vowel Alliteration in Germanic Verse" published in Zeitschrift für Phonetik 1963	15	78-79
1963j, "Boris Mikhaǐlovich Eǐkhenbaum" published in IJSLP with Selected Writings V galley, typescript, notes and related material 1963	15	80-85
1963k, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospel" revised and expanded version and version revised for Selected WritingsVI 1963	15	86-87
1963k, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospel": Draft (manuscript)	16	1-2
1963k, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospel": Text of the PROGLAS	16	3-5
1963k, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospel": Notes	16	6-13
1963k, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospel": Related material	16	14-15
1963k, "St. Constantine's Prologue to the Gospel": Correspondence 1982	16	16
1963l, "'Taǐnaíà sluzhba' Konstantina Filosofa" published in Zbornik Radova Vizantoloskog Instituta, reprint edited for Selected Writings VI, notes and related material 1963	16	17-20
1963n, "Towards a Linguistic Typology of Aphasic Impairments" published in Disorders of Language 1963	16	21
1963o, "Analiza gramatyczna poezji słowiańskiej" published in Zesyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego 1963	16	22
1963p, "Amerikanskite slavisti i Sofiǐskiíàt kongres" published in Slavíàni 1963	16	23
1964a, "The Prosodic Questions of Slavic Historical Phonology" published in MIT R.L.E. Progress Report 72, text of seminar 1964	16	24-25
1964b, "Towards a Linguistic Typology of Aphasic Impairments" published in Ciba Foundation Symposium 1964	16	26
1964b, Lecture notes, The Ciba Foundation Symposium - "Disorders of Language," London 1963 May 21-23	16	27
1964b, "Towards a Linguistic Typology of Aphasic Impairments": Related material and notes	16	28-29
1964c, "On Visual and Auditory Signs" published in Phonetica 1964	16	30
1964c2, "K voprosu o zritel'nykh i slukhovykh znakakh" published in Semiotika i iskusstvometriíà	16	31
1964c, "On Visual and Auditory Signs": Typescript	16	32
1964c, "On Visual and Auditory Signs": Russian resume	16	33
1964c, "On Visual and Auditory Signs": Notes	16	34
1964d, "Results of the 9th Congress of Linguists" published in Proceedings… 1964	16	35
1964d1, "A IX. nemzetközi nyelvész-kongresszus záróelöadása"	16	36
1964e, "Language in Operation" published in Mélanges Alexandre Koyré 1964	16	37
1964e, "Language in Operation": Version edited for Selected Writings III	16	38
1964e, "Language in Operation": Typescript	16	39-44
1964e, "Language in Operation": Draft typescript	16	45-46
1964e, "Language in Operation": Notes 1953-1964	16	47-49
1964e, "Language in Operation": Raven - notes and background material	16	50-51
1964e, "Language in Operation": Correspondence 1953	16	52
1964f, "The Grammatical Structure of Janko Král's Verses" edited for Selected Writings III, notes, background material and correspondence 1964	16	53-60
1964g, Postscript in O. M. Brik's "Two Essays" 1964	16	61
1964g1, "Ossip Brik" published in Les letters françaises 1968	16	62
Selected Writings V galley copies	16	63-64
1964h, "The Term 'Canaan' in Medieval Hebrew" published in For Max Weinreich 1964	16	65
1964h, "The Term 'Canaan' in Medieval Hebrew": Version edited for Selected Writings VI	16	66
1964h, "Znachenie termina 'Canaan' v srednevekovoǐ pis'mennosti Evreev"	16	67-68
1964h, ""The Term 'Canaan' in Medieval Hebrew": Portion of a draft (manuscript)	16	69
1964h, ""The Term 'Canaan' in Medieval Hebrew": Notes	16	70-71
1964h, "Znachenie termina 'Canaan' related material	16	72
1964i, "Nachruf" published in Wiener slavistisches Jahrbuch 1964	16	73
1964j, "Relevance of Linguistics for Psychoanalysis" published in Minutes of Study Group in Linguistics 1964	16	74
1965a, "Information and Redundancy" published in Symbolae Linguisticae 1965	16	75
1965b, "O latinizatsii mezhdunarodnykh telegramm" published in Voprosy íàzykoznaniíà 1965	16	76
1965c, "O budowie Ukraińskiego rozkaźnika" published in Studia z filologii polskiej 1965	16	77
1965d, "An Example of Migratory Terms" published in Omagiu lui A. Rosetti 1965	16	78
1965d, "Un exemple de migration de termes" published in Tel Quel 1970	16	79
1965e, "Der grammatische Bau des Gedichts von B. Brecht 'Wir sind sie'" published in Beiträge zur Sprachwissenschaft 1965	16	80
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'" published in Paragone	16	81
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'": Version edited for Selected Writings III	16	82-83
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'": Typescript	16	84
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'": "Grammaticheskiǐ stroǐ stikhov Bertol'ta Brechta" typescript, draft (manuscript)	16	85-87
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'": Notes	16	88-89
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'": Background material	16	90
1965e1, "L'Architettura grammaticale della poesia Brechtiana 'Wir sind sie'": Correspondence	16	91
1965f, "Ushchekotal skacha" published in Lingua viget 1965	16	92-93
1965g, "Notes préliminaires sur les voies de la poésie russe" Selected Writings V galley 1965	16	94
1965g, "Notes préliminaires sur les voies de la poésie russe": Russian version	16	95
1965g, "Notes préliminaires sur les voies de la poésie russe": Notes 1965	16	96
1965h, "Vers une science de l'art poétique" published in Les lettres françaises 1965	16	97
1965h, "Vers une science de l'art poétique": Selected Writings V galley copies	16	98-99
1965i, "Methodius' Canon to Demetrius of Thessalonica and the Old Church Slavonic Hirmoi" published in Sborník prací filosofické fakulty brněnské university 1965	16	100-102
1965j, "Szczupak po Polsku" published in Prace polonistyczne 1965	16	103
1965j, "Szczupak po Polsku": Version edited for Selected Writings VI	16	104
1965j, "Szczupak po Polsku": Typescript	16	105
1965j, "Szczupak po Polsku": Drafts	16	106-107
1965j, "Szczupak po Polsku": Notes, related material, correspondence	16	108-110
1965k, "List badacza polskiego" published in Kultura i społeczeństvo 1965	16	111
1965k1, "List badacza Polskiego" published in Literatura, komparatystyka, folklor 1965	16	112
1966a, "The Role of Phonemic Elements in Speech Perception" published by XVIII International Congress of Psychology 1966	16	113
1966a, "The Role of Phonemic Elements in Speech Perception" published by Salk Institute	16	114
1966a, "The Role of Phonemic Elements in Speech Perception" published in Zeitschrift für Phonetik...	16	115-116
1966a, "The Role of Phonemic Elements in Speech Perception": Notes	16	117
1966c, "Linguistic Types of Aphasia" published in Brain Function 1966	16	118
1966c, "Linguistic Types of Aphasia": Preface to French translation	16	119
1966c, "Linguistic Types of Aphasia": Notes and related material	16	120-122
1966d, "Quest for the Essence of Language": Notes 1966	17	1-5
1966d, "Quest for the Essence of Language": Correspondence	17	6
1966d, "Quest for the Essence of Language" published in Diogenes 1965	17	7
1966d1, "A la recherche de l'essence du langage" published in Diogène 1965	17	8
1966e, "Henri Sweet's Path Toward Phonemics": Notes 1965	17	9-10
1966e, "Henri Sweet's Path Toward Phonemics": published in In Memory of J. R. Firth	17	11
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet" published in Language 1966	17	12
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet": Version edited for Selected Writings III	17	13
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet": Typescript 1966	17	14-15
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet": Notes	17	16-19
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet": Background material with notes	17	20-24
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet": Background and related material	17	25-27
1966f, "Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet": Correspondence 1962-1966	17	28
1966g, "Vocabulorum constructio in Dante's sonnet 'Sevedi li occhi miei'" published in Studi Danteschi, pp. 7-33 1966	17	29
1966g, "Vocabulorum constructio in Dante's sonnet 'Sevedi li occhi miei'": Typescript	17	30-31
1966g, "Vocabulorum constructio in Dante's sonnet 'Sevedi li occhi miei'": Notes	17	32-34
1966g, "Vocabulorum constructio in Dante's sonnet 'Sevedi li occhi miei'": Correspondence 1965-1967	17	35
1966h, "The Grammatical Texture of a Sonnet from Sir Philip Sidney's 'Arcadia'" published in Studies in Language and Literature in Honour of M. Schlauch 1966	17	36-39
1966h, "The Grammatical Texture of a Sonnet from Sir Philip Sidney's 'Arcadia'": Notes and background material	17	40-41
1966i, "Razbor tobol'skikh stikhov Radishcheva" published in XVIII vek 1966	17	42
1966i, "Ty khochesh' znat': kto íà?" edited for Selected Writings III with notes, background material and correspondence	17	43-47
1966j, "Devushka pela" published in Orbis pictus with version edited for Selected Writings III 1966	17	48-54
1966j, "Devushka pela": Notes	17	55-58
1966j, "Devushka pela": Related material	17	59
1966k, "Grammatical Imagery in Cavafy's Poem 'Remember, Body'" published in Linguistics 1966	17	60
1966k1, "Grammatikai képalkotás Kavafisz 'Emlékezz, test' címü versíben" published in Új symposion 1966	17	61
1966k1, "Grammatikai képalkotás Kavafisz 'Emlékezz, test' címü versíben": Typescript	17	62-64
1966k1, "Grammatikai képalkotás Kavafisz 'Emlékezz, test' címü versíben": Draft	17	65-67
1966k1, "Grammatikai képalkotás Kavafisz 'Emlékezz, test' címü versíben": Greek translation	17	68-69
1966k1, "Grammatikai képalkotás Kavafisz 'Emlékezz, test' címü versíben": Notes, background material, correspondence	17	70-72
1966l, "Vliíànie narodnoǐ Slovesnosti na Trediakovskogo" draft and notes 1966	17	73-78
1966n, Retrospect to Selected Writings IV, galley and first page of typescript 1966	17	79-82
1966p, "The Byzantine Mission to the Slavs" reprint edited for Selected Writings VI from Dumbarton Oaks Papers 1966	17	83
1966p, "The Byzantine Mission to the Slavs": Typescript 1964	17	84
1966p, "The Byzantine Mission to the Slavs": Draft, report on the Dumbarton Oaks Symposium 1964	17	85
1966p, "The Byzantine Mission to the Slavs": Notes, related material, visual material	17	86-89
1966s, "Instead of a Preface" original English version 1966	17	90
1966u, "La linguistique va-t-elle devenir la science des sciences?" published in Arts 1966	17	91
1966v, "Un incontro con RJ" published in L'Approdo letterario 1966	17	92
1966w, "Questionner Jakobson" published in Les lettres françaises 1966	17	93
1966w2, "Linguistica rivoluzionaria e avanguardie russe" published in Rinascita 1967	17	94
1967a, "Die urslavischen Silben ū-r, ū-l" published in Zeitschrift für Phonetic 1967	18	1
1967b, "About the Relation Between Visual and Auditory Signs" published in Proceedings... 1967	18	2
1967c, "Znaczenie Kruszewskiego w rozwoju jezykoznawstwa" published in Wybór pism 1967	18	3
1967c1, "L'iportanza di Kruszewski per lo sviluppo della linguistica generale" published in Ricerche Savistiche 1965	18	4
1967d, "Une microscopie du dernier Spleen dans les Fleurs du Mal" published in Tel Quel with version edited for Selected Writings III, notes and background material, and correspondence 1967	18	5-12
1967e, "Language and Culture" published in Selected Writings VII 1967	18	13-14
1967g, "V Římě o Praze" published in Literární noviny 1967	18	15
1967i, "Gengo kakumei e no miti" published in Misuzu 1967	18	16
1967j, "Conversazione sul cinema con Roman Jakobson" and 1933b1, "Decadenza del cinema?" published in Cinema & Film, pp. 157-168 1967	18	17
1968a, "Extrapulmonic Consonants" published in MIT R.L.E Quarterly Progress Report 1968	18	18
1968a, "Extrapulmonic Consonants" published in To Honour George Akhvlediani	18	19
1968b, "K voprosu o glukhosti i zvonkosti russkikh shchelinnykh gubnykh" published in Slavia Orientalis 1968	18	20
1968c, "Poetry of Grammar and Grammar of Poetry" published in Lingua with version edited for Selected Writings III 1968	18	21-23
1968c1, "Poesie der Grammatik und Grammatik der Poesie" published in Mathematik und Dichtung	18	24
1968c2, "Poézia gramatiky a gramatika poézie" published in Romboid	18	25
1968c, "Poetry of Grammar and Grammar of Poetry": Notes	18	26-29
1968c, "Poetry of Grammar and Grammar of Poetry": Related material	18	30
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa" published in Langages with version edited for Selected Writings III 1968	18	31-32
1968d1, "Os oxímoros dialícticos de Fernando Pessoa" published in Linguística e literatura	18	33
1968d2, "Los oximoros dialecticos de Fernando Pessoa" published in Plural	18	34
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa": Typescript	18	35
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa": Draft	18	36-37
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa": Spanish translation	18	38
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa": Notes and background material	18	39-40
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa": Related material	18	41-43
1968d, "Les oxymores dialectiques de Fernando Pessoa": Correspondence	18	44
1968e, "Két tanulmány" published in Magyar nyelvtudományi társaság 1968	18	45
1968f, "Phonology in Relation to Phonetics" published in Manual of Phonetics with edited reprint 1968	18	46-47
1968g, "Vivre et parler" published in Les letters françaises 1968	18	48
1968g, "Vivre et parler": a debate with F. Jacob, C. Lévi-Strauss and P.L'Heritier, transcript 1968	18	49-50
1968h, "Voprosy sravnitel'noǐ indoevropeǐskoǐ mifologii v svete slavíànskikh pokazaniǐ" 1968	18	51
1968i, "La langue est le moteur de l'imagination" published in La quinzaine littéraire 1968	18	52-53
1968j, "Da Mosca a Harvard via Praga" published in La fiera letteraria 1968	18	54
1968j1, "Jezyk i kultura" published in Forum	18	55
1968k, "S Romanem Jakobsonem" published in Universitas 1968	18	56
1968l, "Vědecký interview Hosta" 1968	18	57
1968n, "S Jakobsonem a Bogatyrevem v srpnové Praze" published in Listy 1968	18	58
1968o, "Conversa e itinerário mineiro com Roman Jakobson" published in Minas Gerais 1968	18	59
1969a, "Dublety tipa sochkle/schel v pokazaniíàkh T. Fenne" published in Slavisch-deutsche Wechselbeziehungen in Sprache... 1969	18	60
1969b, "Józef Mrozińsky - Jenerał-językoznawca" published in Kultura i społeczeństvo, pp. 93-102 1969	18	61-62
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences" report from X-ème Congrès International des Linguistes, Bucarest 1967	18	63
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences" published in Actes du Xe Congrè International des Linguistes 1967	18	64
1969c, "La linguistica y las otras ciencias" published in Colectanea socio linguistica	18	65
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences": typescript for Selected Writings II and draft	18	66-67
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences": "The Essentials and Goals of Contemporary Linguistics in Relation to Other Sciences" lecture transcript, Special Comm. for Social Sciences, UNESCO, Paris 1968	18	68
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences": Background material	18	69
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences": Notes	18	70-79
1969c, "Linguistics and Adjacent Sciences": Correspondence 1965	18	80
1969d, "Kompozitsiíà i kosmologiíà 'Placha Íàroslavny" published in Trudy otdela Drevnerusskoǐ literatury with notes, related material, and correspondence 1969	18	81-86
1969e, "Le dessin prosodique ou le principe modulaire" published in Change 1969	18	87
1969e1, "The Modular Design of Chinese Regulated Verse" published in Échanges et communications	18	88
1969e, "The Modular Design of Chinese Regulated Verse" Selected Writings V galley proof	18	89
1969e, "The Phonological Design of Chinese Regulated Verse" typescript and related correspondence 1965-1966	18	90
1969e, "Le dessin prosodique ou le principe modulaire": Background material	18	91
1969f, "The Slavic God Veles and His Indo-European Cognates" published in Studi linguistici in onore di V. Pisani 1969	18	92-93
1969f, "The Slavic God Veles and His Indo-European Cognates": Typescript 1980s	18	94
1969f, "The Slavic God Veles and His Indo-European Cognates": First five pages of typescript 1969	18	95
1969f, "The Slavic God Veles and His Indo-European Cognates": Manuscript	18	96-97
1969h, "Lingüistica e comunicacáo" published by Editora Cultrix 1969	18	98
1969i, "Le langage enfantin et l'aphasie" published in Arguments (Les Éditions de Minuit) 1969	18	99
1968m, "Uriel Weinreich" published in Yivo Annual with drafts and correspondence 1969	18	100-101
1970a, "Da i net v mimike" published in ÍÀzyk i chelovek 1970	18	102
1970a2, "Motor signs for 'Yes' and 'No'" published in Language in Society	18	103
1970a2, "Motor signs for 'Yes' and 'No'": Galley proof	18	104
1970a3, "Gesti motorî per il 'Sí' e il 'No'" published in Versus	18	105
1970a, "Da i net v mimike": English translation	18	106
1970a, "Da i net v mimike": Notes	18	107
1970b, "Tempus -- Rotatio -- Adulterium" published in Mélanges Marcel Cohen 1970	18	108
1970c, "Linguistics" published in Main Trends of Research in the Social and Human Sciences 1970	18	109
1970c1, "La linguistique" published in Tendances principales de la recherche dans les sciences sociales et humaines with galley and draft 1970	18	110-112
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems" published in Linguaggi nella società e nella tecnica 1970	19	1
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": Galley	19	2
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": 1968 lecture at the symposium "Languages in Society and the Technical World"	19	3
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": Draft	19	4
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": Notes and related material	19	5
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": Notes for the lecture and speech	19	6
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": Lecture transcript	19	7-8
1970d, "Language in Relation to Other Communication Systems": Background material	19	9
1970e2, "Unterbewusste sprachliche Gestaltung in der Dichtung" published in Zeitschrift für Literaturwissenschaft with galley proof 1970	19	10-11
1970e, "Subliminal Verbal Patterning in Poetry" with version edited for Selected Writings III	19	12-15
1970e, "Subliminal Verbal Patterning in Poetry": Typescript	19	16
1970e, "Subliminal Verbal Patterning in Poetry": Notes and related material	19	17-18
1970e, "Subliminal Verbal Patterning in Poetry": Background material and correspondence	19	19-20
1970f5, "A textura poética de Martin Codax" published in Do Cancioneiro de Amigo 1970	19	21
1970f, "Martin Codax's Poetic Texture: a Revised Version of a Letter…"	19	22
1970f, Letter to Haroldo de Campos on Martin Codax's poetic texture, manuscript and notes, correspondence	19	23-24
1970g, "Shakespeare's Verbal Art in 'The Expence of Spirit'" published by Mouton 1970	19	25
1970g, "Shakespeare's Verbal Art in 'The Expence of Spirit'": Galley proofs	19	26-28
1970g, "Shakespeare's Verbal Art in 'The Expence of Spirit'": Typescript	19	29
1970g, "Shakespeare's Verbal Art in 'The Expence of Spirit'": Italian translation	19	30
1970g, "Shakespeare's Verbal Art in 'The Expence of Spirit'": Notes, background material, and correspondence 1966-1970	19	31-39
1970h, "On the Verbal Art of William Blake and Other Poet-Painters" published in Linguistic Inquiry with galley proof and version edited for Selected Writings III 1970	19	40-42
1970h2, "Sur l'art verbal de William Blake et d'autres peintres-poètes" published in Hypothèses	19	43
1970h, "On the Verbal Art of William Blake and Other Poet-Painters": Typescript	19	44-47
1970h, "On the Verbal Art of William Blake and Other Poet-Painters": Notes, background material, and correspondence	19	48-52
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Galley proof for Slavia 1970	19	53
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Galley proof for Slavia	119a	41
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Version edited for Selected Writings VI	19	54
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Typescript	19	55-56
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Manuscript - draft	19	57-58
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Notes	19	59-64
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Text	19	65
1970i, "Pokhvala Konstantina Filosofa Grigoriíù Bogoslovu": Bibliography, related material, and correspondence	19	66-68
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii" published in Trudy VII Mezhdunarodnogo kongressa antropologicheskikh i etnograficheskikh nauk 1970	19	69
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Abstract	19	70
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Russian Perun, manuscript - draft	19	71
1970j, "Linguistic Evidence in Comparative Mythology and the Worship of Perun"	19	72
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Typescript for Selected Writings VII	19	73
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Drafts	19	74-75
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Related material (students' papers and notes)	19	76-78
1970j, "Rol' lingvisticheskikh pokazaniǐ v sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Correspondence 1929-1975	19	79
1970k, "Fenne's Low German Manual" typescript with Roman Jakobson's corrections 1970	19	80-85
1970k, "Fenne's Low German Manual" typescript with Roman Jakobson's corrections (continued) 1970	20	1-7
1970k, "Fenne's Low German Manual": Related material	20	8
1970m, "Poesie und Sprachstruktur" published in Die Arche 1970	20	9
1970n, "La mise en mots" published in Les letters françaises 1970	20	10
1970r, "Presenting the Shirô Hattori Festschrift" announcement published in Tokyo with draft and correspondence 1970	20	11-13
1971a, "Krugovorot lingvisticheskikh terminov" published in Fonetika, fonologiíà, grammatika 1971	20	14
1971b, "Suassure's Unpublished Reflections on Phonemes" published in Cahiers Ferdinand de Saussure, pp. 5-14 1969	20	15
1971b, "New Sources for the History of Saussurian Doctrine," manuscript 1971	20	16
1971b, Background material (Saussure's Cours de Linguistique Génerale)	20	17-18
1971d, "Retrospect" galley proof 1971	20	19
1971e, "Siluanov Khvalospev Simeonu" published in Zbornik za filologiju i lingvistiku 1971	20	20
1971e, "Slavoslovie Siluana Simeonu" galley proof	20	21
1971e, "Slavoslovie Siluana Simeonu": Typescript	20	22
1971e, "Slavoslovie Siluana Simeonu": Drafts	20	23-25
1971e, "Slavoslovie Siluana Simeonu": Notes and correspondence	20	26-27
1971f, "The Dominant - On the Russian Formalist School" English translation 1971	20	28
1971f, "The Dominant - On the Russian Formalist School": Version edited for Selected Writings III	20	29
1971f, "The Dominant - On the Russian Formalist School": "Formalistická škola a dnešní literární věda ruská" lectures 1935	20	30
1971f, "The Dominant - On the Russian Formalist School": Notes	20	31
1971f, "The Dominant - On the Russian Formalist School": Notes	119b	42
1971g, "The Drum Lines in Majakovskij's '150,000,000'" published in California Slavic Studies 1971	20	32
1971g, "The Drum Lines in Majakovskij's '150,000,000'": Selected Writings V galley proofs	20	33-34
1971g, "The Drum Lines in Majakovskij's '150,000,000'": Selected Writings V typescripts 1968	20	35
1971g, Maíàkovskiǐ's "150,000,000" (photocopy of the manuscript)	20	36-37
1971g, Maíàkovskiǐ's "150,000,000": Struve Festschrift, correspondence 1968-1970	20	38
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science" published in Whitney on Language, pp. xxv-xlvii 1971	20	39
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science": Galley proof	20	40
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science": Edited excerpts	20	41
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science": Typescript and notes	20	42-43
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science": Drafts	20	44-47
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science": Notes	20	48-49
1971h, "The World Response to Whitney's Principles on Linguistic Science": Related material and correspondence	20	50-51
1971i, "La première lettre de Ferdinand de Saussure à Antoine Meillet sur les anagrammes" published in L'Homme 1971	20	52
1971i, "La première lettre de Ferdinand de Saussure à Antoine Meillet sur les anagrammes": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	20	53
1971i, "La première lettre de Ferdinand de Saussure à Antoine Meillet sur les anagrammes": Related material and correspondence	20	54-55
1971j, "Studies on Child Language and Aphasia": Typescripts 1971	20	56-57
1971j, "Studies on Child Language and Aphasia": Draft	20	58-61
1971m, "Nikolaj Durnovo: Vvedenie v istoriju russkogo jazyka" review published in IJSLP 1971	20	62-63
1971n, "R. Trautmann: Baltisch-Slavisches Wörterbuch" review published in IJSLP 1971	20	64-65
1971o, "Concluding Note" published in IJSLP 1971	20	66-67
1971p, Note in "Testimonianze a San Giorgio" published as a supplement to Venti anni di attivita... 1971	20	68
1972a, "An Unknown Album Page by Nikolaj Gogol'" published in Harvard Library Bulletin, pp. 236-254 1972	20	69
1972a, "An Unknown Album Page by Nikolaj Gogol'" : Version edited for Selected Writings III	20	70
1972a, "An Unknown Album Page by Nikolaj Gogol'" : Galley proof	20	71
1972a, "An Unknown Album Page by Nikolaj Gogol'" : Typescript	20	72
1972a, "An Unknown Album Page by Nikolaj Gogol'" : Related material	20	73
1972b, "Verbal Communication" published in Scientific American edited for Selected Writings VII 1972	20	74
1972b3, "Sprachliche Kommunikation" galley proof	119b	43
1972b, "Verbal Communication": Correspondence	20	75
1972c, "The Editor Interviews Roman Jakobson" published in Modern Occasions 1972	20	76
1972c1, "Entretien sur la mode et la théorie de langage" published in Change	20	77
1972f, "Stikhi skul'ptora" published in Stikhi 1972	20	78
1973a, "Le métalangage d'Aragon" published in "L'Arc" 1973	20	79
1973a, "Le métalangage d'Aragon": Version edited for Selected Writings III	20	80
1973a, "Le métalangage d'Aragon": Manuscript	20	81
1973a, "Le métalangage d'Aragon": Related material (an interview with L. Aragon)	20	82
1973a, "Le métalangage d'Aragon": Correspondence	20	83
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay" published in Problemi attuali... 1973	20	84
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay": Typescript	20	85-86
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay": Draft	20	87
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay": Draft	21	1-4
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay": Notes	21	5-15
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay": Background material	21	16-18
1973b, "'Si nostre vie' - observations sur la composition et structure de Motz dans un sonnet de Joachim du Bellay": Correspondence 1971-1972	21	19
1973c, "Ob odnoslozhnykh slovakh v russkom stikhe" published in Essays in Honor of Kiril Taranovsky 1973	21	20
1973c, "Ob odnoslozhnykh slovakh v russkom stikhe": Selected Writings V galley proof	21	21
1973c, "Ob odnoslozhnykh slovakh v russkom stikhe": Typescipt	21	22
1973c, "Ob odnoslozhnykh slovakh v russkom stikhe": Draft (typescript)	21	23
1973c, "Ob odnoslozhnykh slovakh v russkom stikhe": Manuscript	21	24
1973c, "Ob odnoslozhnykh slovakh v russkom stikhe": Related material	21	25
1973c, "Spetsificheskie osobennosti udareníà po sravneníù s prochimi prosodicheskimi elementami" 1964	21	26-27
1973c, "Spetsificheskie osobennosti udareníà po sravneníù s prochimi prosodicheskimi elementami": Abstracts and related material	21	28
1973c, "Spetsificheskie osobennosti udareníà po sravneníù s prochimi prosodicheskimi elementami": Notes	21	29-31
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii" published in VII Miezynarodowy kongress slawistów 1973	21	32
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Paper delivered at VII Congress of Slavists in Warsaw	21	33-34
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Typescript	21	35
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Bibliography	21	36
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Manuscript of lecture at VII Congress of Slavists in Warsaw	21	37-38
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": English summary	21	39
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Draft	21	40-41
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Notes	21	42-59
1973d, " ÍÀzykovedcheskie nablíùdeniíà nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi slavíànskoǐ poėzii": Notes	22	1-3
1973e, "Staroslověnská kantiléna v dědictví českém" published in Richerche Slavistiche 1973	22	4
1973e, "Staroslověnská kantiléna v dědictví českém": Galley proofs	22	5
1973e, "Staroslověnská kantiléna v dědictví českém": Galley proofs	119b	44
1973e, "Staroslověnská kantiléna v dědictví českém": Typescript	22	6-8
1973e, "Staroslověnská kantiléna v dědictví českém": Part of the original lecture "Slavíànskaíà poėziíà 9-ogo veka" delivered in 1966 in Moscow	22	9
1973e, "Staroslověnská kantiléna v dědictví českém": English summary, notes, and correspondence	22	10-12
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh" published in Južnoslovenskog filologa 1973	22	13
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": Galley proof	22	14
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": Typescript	22	15
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": "When a Falcon has Molted" translation and draft	22	16-17
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": "When a Falcon has Molted" translation and draft	119b	45
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": Manuscript	22	18
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": Draft	22	19
1973f, "Sokol v mytekh": Notes, related material, and correspondence	22	20-22
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale" galley proof 1973	22	23
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Draft	22	24-25
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Edited 1962r	22	26
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Edited 1971h	22	27
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Edited 1960c	22	28
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Edited 1967b	22	29
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": References, notes	22	30-32
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Related material (Die aargauische Kantonsschule in den Vergangenen 150 Jahren)	22	33
1973g, "Essais de linguistique générale": Illustrations (photographs and negatives)	22	34-35
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry" published in Diacritics 1973	22	36
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Galley proof	119b	46
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Version edited for Selected Writings III	22	37
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Typescript	22	38
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Draft of the English translation	22	39
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Manuscript in French	22	40
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Draft in French (manuscript)	22	41-42
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Notes	22	43-44
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Related material	22	45-46
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": References - notes 1973	22	47-48
19734, "A Postscript to the Discussion on Grammar of Poetry": Correspondence 1979-1980	22	49
1973k, "Main Trends of Research in the Social and Human Sciences" published in Linguistics, reprint edited for 1973k 1973	22	50
1973k, "Main Trends of Research in the Social and Human Sciences": Edited typescript	22	51-52
1973k, "Main Trends of Research in the Social and Human Sciences": Typescript	22	53-56
1973k, "Main Trends of Research in the Social and Human Sciences": Lecture notes	22	57
1973n, "Nachwort" to N. S. Trubetzkoy published in Volesungen über die Altrussische Literatur with draft 1973	22	58-59
1973o, "O que fazem os poetas com as palavras" published in Colóquio/Letras 1973	22	60
1973p, "Beszélgetés Roman Jakobsonnal" published in Magyar tudomany 1973	22	61
1973q, "Statement on the Ossabaw Island Project" published in Ossabaw with draft 1973	22	62-63
1973r, "O formalizmie i poezji" interview in Tygodnik powszechny 1973	22	64
1973s, Book announcement - review: V. N. Voloshinov: Marxism and the Philosophy of Language 1973	22	65
1974a, "Communicación y sociedad" published in Lingüística y significación 1974	22	66-68
1974b, "Mark and feature" published in World Papers in Phonetics, version edited for Selected Writings VII and correspondence 1974	22	69-72
1974c, "Gorouna k"rchaga" published in V pamet na Prof. St. Stoǐkov 1974	22	73
1974c, "Goroun's Urn" edited for Selected Writings VII	22	74
1974c, "Goroun's Urn": Typescripts	22	75-76
1974c, "Goroun's Urn": Draft (manuscript)	22	77
1974c, "Goroun's Urn": Correspondence 1972-1973	22	78
1974e, "Nachwort" draft and notes 1974	22	79-81
1974h, "Postscriptum" published in Poetik och lingvistik 1974	22	82
1974j, "Linguistic Contributions to the Pathology of Language" published in Lenguaje y audicion: normalidad y patologia 1974	22	83
1974k, "Life and Language" published in Linguistics 1974	22	84
1974k, Review: The Logic of Life, by F. Jacob	22	85
1974k, "Life and Language": French translation (Vie et langage)	22	86
1974k, "Life and Language": Draft (manuscript)	22	87
1974l, "Preface" published in On Medieval and Renaissance Slavic Writing, typescript, draft, and correspondence 1974	22	88-91
1974m, "La actitud estructuralista" published in Cuadernos para el dialogo	119b	47
1975a, "'Czułość'' Cypriana Norwida" published in For W. Weintraub 1975	22	92
1975a, "'Czułość'' Cypriana Norwida": Galley copy	22	93
1975a, "'Czułość'' Cypriana Norwida": Typescript edited for Selected Writings III	22	94
1975a, "'Czułość'' Cypriana Norwida": Typescript	22	95
1975a, "'Czułość'' Cypriana Norwida": Drafts	22	96-98
1975a, "'Czułość'' Cypriana Norwida": Notes, related material, and correspondence	22	99-101
1975b, "Gimn v 'Slove' Ilariona o zakone i blagodati" published in The Religious World of Russian Culture 1975	22	102
1975b, "Gimn v 'Slove' Ilariona o zakone i blagodati": Galley proofs	22	103-104
1975b, "Gimn v 'Slove' Ilariona o zakone i blagodati": Typescript	22	105
1975b, "Gimn v 'Slove' Ilariona o zakone i blagodati": Drafts	22	106-108
1975b, "Gimn v 'Slove' Ilariona o zakone i blagodati": Notes	22	109
1975b, "Gimn v 'Slove' Ilariona o zakone i blagodati": Correspondence 1970-1975	22	110
1975c, "Sur la spécifité du langage humain" 1975	22	111
1975d, "Structuralisme et téléologie" 1975	22	111
1975o, "De la poésie à la linguistique" published in L'Arc 1975	22	111
1975c, "The Fundamental and Specific Characteristics of Human Language": Typescripts 1975	22	112-113
1975c, "The Fundamental and Specific Characteristics of Human Language": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	22	114
1975d, "Structuralisme et téléologie" published in L'Arc 1975	22	115
1975e, "Les règles des dégats grammaticaux" published in Langue, discours, société 1975	22	116
1975e, "On Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle" for Selected Writings VII	22	117
1975e2, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle" published in Logopedi og foniatri 1977	22	118
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Galley proof	22	119
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Typescript	22	120
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Draft	22	121
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Final version of the lecture and discussion 1971	22	122
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Edited lecture transcript 1971	22	123
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Discussion transcript 1971	22	124
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Discussion transcript 1971	23	1-2
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": IV International Symposium of Aphasiology, discussion transcript 1972	23	3
1975e, "La afasia desde el punto de vista lingüístico" lecture notes, Symposium of Aphasiology, Oaxtepec, Mexico 1971	23	4
1975e, "Aphasic Disorders from a Linguistic Angle": Correspondence	23	5
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language" published in Mélanges linguistiques offerts á Émile Benveniste 1975	23	6
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language": Galley proof	23	7
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	23	8
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language": Typescript	23	9
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language": Manuscript	23	10
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language": Notes	23	11
1975f, "Glosses on the Medieval Insight into the Science of Language": Correspondence 1973-1976	23	12
1975g, "Coup d'oeil sur le développement de la sémiotique" published by Indiana University Publications 1975	23	13
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics" edited for Selected Writings VII	23	14
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Galley proofs	119b	48
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Typescript	23	15
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Edited copy of typescript	23	16
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Typescript of English translation	23	17
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Draft (manuscript)	23	18-19
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Notes	23	20
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Lecture notes, Congress of the International Association for Semiotic Studies, Milan, Italy 1974 June 2	23	21-22
1975g, "A Glance at the Development of Semiotics": Correspondence 1974-1976	23	23
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Typescript 1975	123	1-5
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Newspaper article on Trubetzkoy	123	6
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Trubetzkoy's bibliography	123	7
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Original letters from Trubetzkoy to Jakobson	123	8
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Original letters from Jakobson to Trubetzkoy	123	9-10
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Original letters from Jakobson to Trubetzkoy 1920s	123	11
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Original letters from Jakobson to Trubetzkoy about Tyníànov 1928-1929	123	12
1975h, "N. S. Trubetzkoy's Letters": Materials for the notes and index of the volume	119b	49-52
1975h, Related material: "Russkaíà fonologiíà i zamechaniíà" Trubetzkoy, typescript	119b	53-54
1975h, Related material: N. S. Trubetzkoy, "Altkirchenslavische Grammatik" typescript	119b	55-58
1975h, Related material: N. S. Trubetzkoy, "Altkirchenslavische Sprache"	119b	59
1975h, Related material: Letters and notes of Durnovo 1926-1931	123	13-17
1975h, Related material: Trubetzkoy's notes	123	18
1975h, Related material: Bibliographic materials in phonology by Trubetzkoy and Jakobson	123	19-21
1975h, Related material: Trubetzkoy's articles 1935, 1937	123	22
1975h, Related material: Trubetzkoy's university lectures on Dostoevskiǐ	123	23-29
1975h, Related material: Jakobson's notes for the edition of "Trubetzkoy's Letters"	123	30
1975h, Related material: Trubetzkoy's Autobiography	123	31
1975h, Related material: Trubetzkoy - personal documents	123	32
1975h, Related material: Book reviews and articles on Trubetzkoy (incomplete)	123	33
1975h, Related material: Association Internationale pour les Études Phonologiques	123	34
1975h, Related material: Illustrations	123	35
1975h, Letters from Trubetzkoy to Durnovo 1925, 1928	123	36
1975h, Letters from Trubetzkoy to Jakobson 1920-1930	123	37-50
1975h, Letters from Trubetzkoy to Jakobson 1931	119b	60-63
1975h, Letters from Jakobson to Trubetzkoy 1929-1930	123	51
1975h, Letters from Trubetzkoy to Mme. Meillet (undated plan for a book) 1936	123	52
1975h, Letters from Trubetzkoy to Jakobson circa 1931-1938	123	53-63
1975h, Letters from Trubetzkoy to Jakobson, copies 1920-1938	123	64
1975h, Letters from Jakobson to Trubetzkoy with draft (typescript) 1924	123	65
1975h, Letters from S. Karcevski 1926, 1931	123	66
1975h, Correspondence between Roman Jakobson and Princess Vera P. Trubetzkoy	123	67
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Le rapport entre le déterminé le déterminant et le défini ( Grammaire générale) [photocopy] undated	123	68
Articles by Trubetzkoy: O metrike chastushki ( Versty) [photocopy] undated	123	69
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zum urslavischen Intonationssystem (unknown publication) [photocopy] undated	123	70
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Nordkaukasische Wortgleichungen ( Weiner Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes) [photocopy] undated	123	71
Articles by Trubetzkoy: La forme Slave du nominatif-accusatif singulier des thémes neutres en -n- ( Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique de Paris) [photocopy] 1922	123	72
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Les consonnes latérales des langues Caucasiques-Sptentrionales ( Bulletin de la SLP) [photocopy] 1922	123	73
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Polabisch Staup (Hennig B1) "Altar" ( Zeitschrift für slavische Ponologie) [photocopy] 1924	123	74
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Einiges über die russische Lautentwicklung und die Auflössung der gemeinrussischen Spracheinheit ( ZSP) [photocopy] 1924	123	75
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Behaundlung der Lautverbindungen tl, dl in den slavischen Sprachen ( ZSP) [photocopy] 1925	123	76
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Les voyelles nasales des langues Léchites ( Revue des Études Slaves) [photocopy] 1925	123	77
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Otrazheniíà obshcheslavíànskogo O v" polabskom íàzyke ( Slavia*) [photocopy] 1925	123	78
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Staroslavíànskoe s k v r'n a ( Festschrift Vasil" Zlatarski) [photocopy] 1925	123	79
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zur Quellenkunde des Polabischen ( ZSP) [photocopy] 1926	123	80
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ob otrazheniíàkh obscheslavíànskogo e v cheshskom íàzyke ( Slavia) [photocopy] 1927	123	81
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Notes sur les désinences du verbe Dans les langues Tchétchélesgiénnes ( BSLP) [photocopy] 1929	123	82
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Polabische Studien [photocopy] 1929	123	83
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Konsonantensysteme der ostkaukasischen Sprachen ( Caucasia) [photocopy] 1931	123	84
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Der mordwinische phonologische System verglichen mit dem Russischen ( Charisteria Guilelmo Mathesio Quinquagenario) [photocopy] 1932	123	85
Articles by Trubetzkoy: La phonologie actuele ( Journal de psychologie) [photocopy] 1933	123	86
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Charakter und Methode der systemalischen phonologischen Darstellung einer gegebenen Sprache ( Archives Néerlanaises de phonétique expérimentale) [photocopy] 1933	123	87
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zur Entwicklung der Gutturale in den slavischen Sprachen ( Miletič Festschrift) [photocopy] 1933	123	88
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zur Struktur der mordwinischen Melodien ( Sitzungsberichten der Akademie der Wissenschaft in Wien) [photocopy] 1933	123	89
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Il problema delle parentele tra i grandi gruppi linguisti ( Atti del III Congresso Internazionale dei Linguisti) [photocopy] 1933	123	90
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Erinnerungen an einen Aufenthalt bei den Tschercessen des Kreises Tuapse ( Caucasica) [photocopy] 1934	123	91
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Dumézil, Georges, Études comparatives sur les langues caucasiennes du Nord-Ouest (Review from Orientalische Literaturzeitung) [photocopy] 1934	123	92
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Anleitung zu phonologischen Beschreibungen [photocopy] 1935	123	93
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die phonologischen Grenzsignale ( Proceedings of the Second International Congress of Phonetic Sciences) [photocopy] 1936	123	94
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die phonologischen Grundlagen der sogenannten "Quantität" in den verschiedenen Sprachen ( Scritti in onore de Alfredo Trombetti) [photocopy] 1936	123	95
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die altkirchenslavische Vertretung der urslav tj, dj ( ZSP) [photocopy] 1936	123	96
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Aussprache des griechischen X im 9. Jahrhundert n. Chr. ( Glotta) [photocopy] 1936	123	97
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ward, Ida C., An Introduction to the Ibo Language (Review in Anthropos) [photocopy] 1936	123	98
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Über eine neue Kritik des Phonembegriffes ( Archiv für die vergleichende Phonetik) [photocopy] 1937	123	99
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Gedanken über die slovakische Deklination ( Sborník Matice Slovenskej) [photocopy] 1937	123	100
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zum Flussnamen U p a ( ZSP) [photocopy] 1937	123	101
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Quantität als phonologischen Problem ( Actes du quatrième Congrèss internationál de linguistes) [photocopy] 1938	123	102
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Aus meiner phonologischen Kartotek ( TCLP) [photocopy] 1939	123	103
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Mysli ob indoevropeǐskoǐ probleme ( Voprosy I'àzykoznaniíà) [photocopy] 1958	123	104
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ob odnoǐ osobennosti zapadnoslavíànskikh íàzykov ( Voprosy I'àzykoznaniíà) [photocopy] 1959	123	105
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ostkaukasische Wörter für "Frau, Weibchen Gattin" ( Die Sprache) [photocopy] 1973	123	106
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Le rapport entre le déterminé le déterminant et le défini ( Grammaire générale) [original] undated	124	1
Articles by Trubetzkoy: O metrike chastushki ( Versty) [original] undated	124	2
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zum urslavischen Intonationssystem (unknown publication) [original] undated	124	3
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Nordkaukasische Wortgleichungen ( Weiner Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes) [original] undated	124	4
Articles by Trubetzkoy: La forme Slave du nominatif-accusatif singulier des thémes neutres en -n- ( Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique de Paris) [original] 1922	124	5
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Les consonnes latérales des langues Caucasiques-Sptentrionales ( Bulletin de la SLP) [original] 1922	124	6
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Polabisch Staup (Hennig B1) "Altar" ( Zeitschrift für slavische Ponologie) [original] 1924	124	7
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Einiges über die russische Lautentwicklung und die Auflössung der gemeinrussischen Spracheinheit ( ZSP) [original] 1924	124	8
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Behaundlung der Lautverbindungen tl, dl in den slavischen Sprachen ( ZSP) [original] 1925	124	9
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Les voyelles nasales des langues Léchites ( Revue des Études Slaves) [original] 1925	124	10
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Otrazheniíà obshcheslavíànskogo O v" polabskom íàzyke ( Slavia*) [original] 1925	124	11
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Staroslavíànskoe s k v r'n a ( Festschrift Vasil" Zlatarski) [original] 1925	124	12
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zur Quellenkunde des Polabischen ( ZSP) [original] 1926	124	13
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ob otrazheniíàkh obscheslavíànskogo e v cheshskom íàzyke ( Slavia) [original] 1927	124	14
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Notes sur les désinences du verbe Dans les langues Tchétchélesgiénnes ( BSLP) [original] 1929	124	15
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Polabische Studien [original] 1929	124	16
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Konsonantensysteme der ostkaukasischen Sprachen ( Caucasia) [original] 1931	124	17
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Der mordwinische phonologische System verglichen mit dem Russischen ( Charisteria Guilelmo Mathesio Quinquagenario) [original] 1932	124	18
Articles by Trubetzkoy: La phonologie actuele ( Journal de psychologie) [original] 1933	124	19
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Charakter und Methode der systemalischen phonologischen Darstellung einer gegebenen Sprache ( Archives Néerlanaises de phonétique expérimentale) [original] 1933	124	20
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zur Entwicklung der Gutturale in den slavischen Sprachen ( Miletič Festschrift) [original] 1933	124	21
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zur Struktur der mordwinischen Melodien ( Sitzungsberichten der Akademie der Wissenschaft in Wien) [original] 1933	124	22
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Il problema delle parentele tra i grandi gruppi linguisti ( Atti del III Congresso Internazionale dei Linguisti) [original] 1933	124	23
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Erinnerungen an einen Aufenthalt bei den Tschercessen des Kreises Tuapse ( Caucasica) [original] 1934	124	24
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Dumézil, Georges, Études comparatives sur les langues caucasiennes du Nord-Ouest (Review from Orientalische Literaturzeitung) [original] 1934	124	25
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Anleitung zu phonologischen Beschreibungen [original] 1935	124	26
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die phonologischen Grenzsignale ( Proceedings of the Second International Congress of Phonetic Sciences) [original] 1936	124	27
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die phonologischen Grundlagen der sogenannten "Quantität" in den verschiedenen Sprachen ( Scritti in onore de Alfredo Trombetti) [original] 1936	124	28
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die altkirchenslavische Vertretung der urslav tj, dj ( ZSP) [original] 1936	124	29
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Aussprache des griechischen X im 9. Jahrhundert n. Chr. ( Glotta) [original] 1936	124	30
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ward, Ida C., An Introduction to the Ibo Language (Review in Anthropos) [original] 1936	124	31
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Über eine neue Kritik des Phonembegriffes ( Archiv für die vergleichende Phonetik) [original] 1937	124	32
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Gedanken über die slovakische Deklination ( Sborník Matice Slovenskej) [original] 1937	124	33
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Zum Flussnamen U p a ( ZSP) [original] 1937	124	34
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Die Quantität als phonologischen Problem ( Actes du quatrième Congrèss internationál de linguistes) [original] 1938	124	35
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Aus meiner phonologischen Kartotek ( TCLP) [original] 1939	124	36
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Mysli ob indoevropeǐskoǐ probleme ( Voprosy I'àzykoznaniíà) [original] 1958	124	37
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ob odnoǐ osobennosti zapadnoslavíànskikh íàzykov ( Voprosy I'àzykoznaniíà) [original] 1959	124	38
Articles by Trubetzkoy: Ostkaukasische Wörter für "Frau, Weibchen Gattin" ( Die Sprache) [original] 1973	124	39
1975h, N. S. Trubetzkoy Letters	124	40
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth" published by Mouton: Galley proofs 1975	23	24-27
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth": Typescript of the translation	23	28-29
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth": Drafts (typescipts)	23	30-35
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth": Some edited pages and notes	23	36
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth": Background material	23	37
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth": Illustrations	23	38
1975j, "Puškin and His Sculptural Myth": Correspondence	23	39
1975k, "Premesse di storia letteraria slava" preface by L. Lonzi" draft 1975	23	40
1975l, "Postface" draft (manuscript) 1975	23	41
1975n, "Three Linguistic Abstracts" published in Studii şi cercetǎri linguistice with copies of typescript, notes, and correspondence 1975	23	42-44
1975o, "De la poésie à la linguistique" with typescript and draft 1975	23	45-46
1975p, "Jan Racek, grand musicologue tchèque" published in Cahiers Européens with typescript, manuscript, and correspondence 1974-1975	23	47-50
1975q, "Verbal Interanimations" published in The Times Literary Supplement with typescript, draft (manuscript) and notes 1975	23	51-54
1975r, "Geleitwort" published in Ostjakologische Arbeiten 1975	23	55
1975s, "Souvenirs de futur" preface published in Des perles aux aigles 1975	23	56
1975s, "'Geleitwort' to W. Steinitz": Typescript	23	57
1975s, "'Geleitwort' to W. Steinitz": Manuscript	23	58
1975s, "'Geleitwort' to W. Steinitz": Correspondence 1971-1975	23	59
1975t, "Souvenirs de futur": Typescript 1975	23	60
1975t, "Souvenirs de futur": Draft in Russian	23	61
1975t, "Souvenirs de futur": Correspondence 1974-1975	23	62
1976a, "Stikhi Pushkina o deve-statue" published in Alexander Puškin 1976	23	63
1976a, "Stikhi Pushkina o deve-statue": Galley proof	23	64
1976a, "Stikhi Pushkina o deve-statue": Version edited for Selected Writings III	23	65
1976a, "Stikhi Pushkina o deve-statue": Typescript	23	66
1976a, "Tsarskosel'skaíà statuíà" manuscript and notes	23	67-68
1976c, "Russkie otgoloski drevnecheshskikh pamíàtnikov o Líùdmile" published in Kul'turnoe nasledie drevneǐ Rusi 1976	23	69
1976c, "Russkie otgoloski drevnecheshskikh pamíàtnikov o Líùdmile": Reprint edited for Selected Writings VI	23	70
1976c, "Russkie otgoloski drevnecheshskikh pamíàtnikov o Líùdmile": Typescript	23	71
1976c, "Russkie otgoloski drevnecheshskikh pamíàtnikov o Líùdmile": Manuscript	23	72
1976c, "Russkie otgoloski drevnecheshskikh pamíàtnikov o Líùdmile": Related material	23	73
1976d, "Spatial Relationships in Slavic Adjectives" published in Scritti in onore di G. Bonfante 1976	23	74
1976d, "Spatial Relationships in Slavic Adjectives": Galley proof	23	75
1976d, "Spatial Relationships in Slavic Adjectives": Typescript 1973	23	76
1976d, "Spatial Relationships in Slavic Adjectives": Draft (manuscript) 1973	23	77
1976d, "Spatial Relationships in Slavic Adjectives": Correspondence 1973-1976	23	78
1976d, "Spatial Relationships in Slavic Adjectives": Notes 1973	23	79
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem" published in Különlenyomat a nyelvtudományi közlemények 1976	23	80
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	23	81
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem": Typescript 1956	23	82
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem": Draft 1956	24	1
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem": Related lecture notes	24	2-3
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem": Related material	24	4
1976e, "Metalanguage as a Linguistic Problem": Correspondence 1972-1976	24	5
1976f, "Pëtr Bogatyrëv - Expert in Transfiguration" edited for Selected Writings VII 1976	24	6
1976f, "Pëtr Bogatyrëv - Expert in Transfiguration": Typescript	24	7
1976f, "Pëtr Bogatyrëv - Expert in Transfiguration": Draft (typescript)	24	8
1976f, "Pëtr Bogatyrëv - Expert in Transfiguration": Notes	24	9-11
1976f, "Pëtr Bogatyrëv - Expert in Transfiguration": Related material: L. Matějka's preface in Sound, Sign, & Meaning	24	12-13
1976g, "Igra v adu u Pushkina i Khlebnikova" published in Sravnitel'noe izuchenie literatur 1976	24	14
1976g, "Igra v adu u Pushkina i Khlebnikova": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	24	15
1976g, "Igra v adu u Pushkina i Khlebnikova": Typescripts	24	16
1976g, "Igra v adu u Pushkina i Khlebnikova": Correspondence 1974-1975	24	17
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens" published in "Arguments - les editions de minuit" 1976	24	18
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens": Galley proof copy with handwritten postscriptum	24	19
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens": Typescript	24	20-22
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens": Preface by C. Lévi-Strauss, typescript	24	23
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens": Draft (typescript)	24	24-26
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens": Draft in French (manuscript) 1942	24	27-30
1976h, "Six Lectures on Sound and Meaning" (École Libre) draft in English (manuscript) 1942	24	31-33
1976h, "Six leçons sur le son et le sens": Notes	24	34
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte" published by Suhrkamp 1976	24	35
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": Galley proof copy	24	36
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": "Zur Anspielung des Dichters Hölderlin an den Namen der Gelibten" typescript	24	37
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": "Zur Anspielung des Dichters Hölderlin an den Namen der Gelibten" manuscript	24	38
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": "Der Maler Paul Klee als Dichter" draft (typescript)	24	39
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": "Zur Anspielung des Dichters Hölderlin draft (manuscript)	24	40
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": Draft	119b	64-65
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": Notes and background material	24	41
1976i, "Hölderlin-Klee-Brecht, zur Wortkunst dreier Gedichte": Notes	24	42-53
1976l, "Message sur Malévitch" published in Change 1976	24	54
1976m, "Vmesto poslesloviíà" published in The Russian Avant-garde with draft and correspondence 1976	24	55-57
1976n, "Diskussion von RJ mit Professoren und Studenten der Universität Köln" transcript - Arbeitspapier by Institut für Sprachwissenschaft 1976	24	58
1976o, "Entretien avec Roman Jakobson: autour de la poétique" published in Critique 1976	24	59
1976o, "Entretien avec Roman Jakobson: autour de la poétique": English translation, typescript	24	60
1976p, "Il reste beaucoup à faire..." published in Le monde 1976	24	61
1976q, "Nizyusseikino titeki seisyn" published in Sekai 1976	24	62
1977a, "Slovenskiǐ primer uzlovoǐ roli bezlichnykh predlozheniǐ v poeticheskom kontekste" published in Papers in Slavic Philology 1977	24	63
1977a, "Slovenskiǐ primer uzlovoǐ roli bezlichnykh predlozheniǐ v poeticheskom kontekste": Version edited for Selected Writings III	24	64
1977a, "Slovenskiǐ primer uzlovoǐ roli bezlichnykh predlozheniǐ v poeticheskom kontekste": Galley	24	65
1977a, "Slovenskiǐ primer uzlovoǐ roli bezlichnykh predlozheniǐ v poeticheskom kontekste": Typescript	24	66
1977a, "Slovenskiǐ primer uzlovoǐ roli bezlichnykh predlozheniǐ v poeticheskom kontekste": Draft (typescript)	24	67
1977a, "Slovenskiǐ primer uzlovoǐ roli bezlichnykh predlozheniǐ v poeticheskom kontekste": Correspondence 1974-1976	24	68
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years" published by The Peter de Ridder Press 1977	24	69
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Galley proof copy	24	70-71
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Version edited for Selected Writings III	24	72
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Typescript	24	73-75
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": "Sounds" typescript	24	76
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Draft (typescript) [fragmentary]	24	77
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Draft (manuscript) [fragmentary]	24	78
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": "Sounds" manuscript	24	79
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Notes	24	80-84
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Background material	24	85-86
1977b, "Yeats 'Sorrow of Love' Through the Years": Correspondence 1976	24	87
1977c, "ÍÙ riǐ Tyníànov v Prage" Selected Writings V galley copy 1977	24	88
1977c, "ÍÙ riǐ Tyníànov v Prage": Typescript copy	24	89
1977c, "ÍÙ riǐ Tyníànov v Prage": Copy of manuscript and related correspondence 1928-1974	24	90
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache" published in Vorträge der Rheinisch-Westfälischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 1977	24	91
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Lecture notes, University of Zürich 1974 June 12	24	92
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Copy of manuscript	25	1
1977d, "The Grammatical Buildup of Child Language" typescript of the translation	25	2-3
1977d, "The Grammatical Buildup of Child Language": Edited typescript of the translation	25	4
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Typescript	25	5
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Draft (typescript)	25	6
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Draft (manuscript)	25	7
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Discussion - transcript	25	8
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Discussion - typescript	25	9
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Discussion - draft (typescript)	25	10
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Discussion - draft (manuscript)	25	11
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Lecture notes, Rheinisch-Westfalische Akademie 1975 May 28	25	12
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Related material	25	13
1977d, "Der grammatische Aufbau der Kindersprache": Correspondence	25	14
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language" published in MLN (plus variant) 1977	25	15
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language": Edited variant	25	16
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language": Typescript	25	18
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language": Edited typescript	25	17
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language": Notes	25	19-20
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language": Lecture notes, The Johns Hopkins University	25	21-22
1977e, "A Few Remarks on Peirce, Pathfinder in the Science of Language": Correspondence 1976-1978	25	23
1977i, "Alexandr Belich na prazhskoǐ fonologicheskoǐ konferentsii" published in Zbornik radova o A. B. 1977	25	24
1977i, "Alexandr Belich na prazhskoǐ fonologicheskoǐ konferentsii": Copy of typescript	25	25
1977i, "Alexandr Belich na prazhskoǐ fonologicheskoǐ konferentsii": Manuscript and notes	25	26
1977i, "Alexandr Belich na prazhskoǐ fonologicheskoǐ konferentsii": Related material	25	27
1977i, "Alexandr Belich na prazhskoǐ fonologicheskoǐ konferentsii": Correspondence	25	28
1977j, "Jan Patočka: From the Curriculum Vitae of a Czech Philosopher" published in The New Republic 1977	25	29
1977j, "Jan Patočka: From the Curriculum Vitae of a Czech Philosopher": Manuscripts	25	30
1977j, "Jan Patočka: From the Curriculum Vitae of a Czech Philosopher": Notes	25	31
1977j, "Jan Patočka: From the Curriculum Vitae of a Czech Philosopher": Related material	25	32
1977j, "Jan Patočka: From the Curriculum Vitae of a Czech Philosopher": Correspondence 1977-1978	25	33
1977k, "Preface" published in A Semantic Analysis of Word Order 1977	25	34
1977l, "Préface" published in La marxisme et la philosophie du langage 1977	25	35
1977l, "Préface": Draft (manuscript)	25	36
1977l, "Préface": Notes	25	37
1978a, "La facture d'un quatrain de Pouchkine" published in Poétique 1978	25	38
1978a, "La facture d'un quatrain de Pouchkine": Version edited for Selected Writings III	25	39
1978a, "La facture d'un quatrain de Pouchkine": Typescript	25	40
1978a, "La facture d'un quatrain de Pouchkine": Draft (manuscript)	25	41
1978a, "La facture d'un quatrain de Pouchkine": Correspondence 1974-1977	25	42
1978b, "Notes on the Makeup of a Proverb" published in Trends in Linguistics 1978	25	43
1978b, "Notes on the Makeup of a Proverb": Typescript	25	44
1978b, "Notes on the Makeup of a Proverb": Draft (manuscript)	25	45
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1978b, "Notes on the Makeup of a Proverb": Background material		7
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1978b, "Notes on the Makeup of a Proverb": Correspondence 1971-1975	25	46
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants" published in Sign and Sound 1978	25	47
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants": Galley proof copy	25	48
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	25	49
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants": Edited typescripts	25	50
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants": Draft (manuscript)	25	51
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants": Notes	25	52
1978c, "Mutual Assimilation of Russian Voiced and Voiceless Consonants": Correspondence 1976-1978	25	53
1978d, "K íàzykovedcheskoǐ problematike soznaníà i bessoznatel'nosti" galley proof for The Unconscious 1978	25	54
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1978d, "K íàzykovedcheskoǐ problematike soznaníà i bessoznatel'nosti": Taped lecture, Tbilisi 1978		122
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1978d, "K íàzykovedcheskoǐ problematike soznaníà i bessoznatel'nosti": Lecture transcript 1979	25	55
1978d, "K íàzykovedcheskoǐ problematike soznaníà i bessoznatel'nosti": Typescript	25	56
1978d, "K íàzykovedcheskoǐ problematike soznaníà i bessoznatel'nosti": Draft (manuscript) 1979	25	57-58
1978d, "On the Linguistic Approach to the Problem of Consciousness and the Unconscious" edited for Selected Writings VII	25	59
1978d, "On the Linguistic Approach to the Problem of Consciousness and the Unconscious": Typescript	25	60
1978d, "The Problem of Consciousness and Unconsciousness in Linguistics" typescript	25	61
1978d, "On the Linguistic Approach to the Problem of..." draft	25	62
1978d, "On the Linguistic Approach to the Problem of...": Notes	25	63-64
1978h, "L'avanguardia gli dava del tu: in memoria di Angelo Mario Ripellino" published in L'Espresso 1978	25	65
1978h, "L'avanguardia gli dava del tu: in memoria di Angelo Mario Ripellino": Manuscript in French and notes	25	66
1978h, "L'avanguardia gli dava del tu: in memoria di Angelo Mario Ripellino": Italian translation	25	67
1978h, "L'avanguardia gli dava del tu: in memoria di Angelo Mario Ripellino": Correspondence	25	68
1979a, "My Metrical Sketches: a Retrospect" published in Linguistics 1979	25	69
1979a, Retrospect to Selected Writings V: Galley copy	25	70
1979a, Retrospect to Selected Writings V: Typescript	25	71-74
1979a, Retrospect to Selected Writings V: Index of names	25	75
1979a, Retrospect to Selected Writings V: Notes and related material	25	76-81
1979b, "An Instance of Interconnection Between the Distinctive Features" published in Frontiers of Speech Communication Research 1979	25	82
1979b, "An Instance of Interconnection Between the Distinctive Features": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	25	83
1979b, "An Instance of Interconnection Between the Distinctive Features": Draft (manuscript) 1978	25	84
1979b, "An Instance of Interconnection Between the Distinctive Features": Notes 1978	25	85
1979b, "An Instance of Interconnection Between the Distinctive Features": Correspondence 1977-1979	25	86
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface) published in The European Background of American Linguistics 1979	25	87
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface): Version edited for Selected Writings VII	25	88
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface): Typescript 1974	25	89
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface): Edited typescript 1974	25	90-91
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface): Manuscript 1974	25	92
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface): Notes	25	93-94
1979c, "The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics: Movements and Continuity" (preface): Correspondence 1974-1979	25	95
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Draft (incomplete) 1979	25	96-97
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Third draft	25	98-101
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Notes	25	102-106
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Notes	26	1-19
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Phonology	26	20-22
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Glottal catch and velar stop	26	23
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Vowels and colors	26	24
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: "Georgian Orthography"	26	25
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Distinctive features	26	26
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Sapir, teoriíà, tsitaty	26	27
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Istoriíà fonetiki	26	28-29
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Historical phonology and typology 1960s	26	30-31
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Phonological systems, patterns	26	32-34
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Phonemic patterning	26	35
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Phonological systems, sound patterns	26	36
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Prosodic features	26	37-38
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language, earlier notes: Cassier	26	39
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Notes 1950s	26	40-44
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Background material	26	45-50
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Related material 1976	26	51
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Related papers	26	52
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Illustrations of articulation	26	53
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Summary of contracts	26	54
1979d, The Sound Shape of Language: Correspondence 1977-1982	26	55
1979g, Preface to Poetics 1979	26	56
1979g, Preface to Poetics: Typescript	26	57-58
1979g, Preface to Poetics: Draft (manuscript)	26	59
1979g, Preface to Poetics: Notes	26	60
1979g, Preface to Poetics: Correspondence	26	61
1980a, "O stikhakh, sochinennykh noch'íù vo vremíà bessonitsy" published in N.Y.U. Slavic Papers 1980	26	62-63
1980a, "O stikhakh, sochinennykh noch'íù vo vremíà bessonitsy": Version edited for Selected Writings III	26	64
1980a, "O stikhakh, sochinennykh noch'íù vo vremíà bessonitsy": Draft 1978	26	65
1980b, "Iz íàzykovedcheskikh razdumiǐ nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi poėzii slavíànskikh narodov" published in Ezikovedski prouchvaniíà v chest na akad. V. I. Georgiev 1980	26	66
1980b, "Iz íàzykovedcheskikh razdumiǐ nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi poėzii slavíànskikh narodov": Typescript	26	67
1980b, "Iz íàzykovedcheskikh razdumiǐ nad obshchimi osobennostíàmi poėzii slavíànskikh narodov": Correspondence	26	68
1980c, "'Wirsze' z północnej Rusi XIV wieku" published in Pamietnik literacki 1980	26	69
1980c, "Russkie virshi XIV veka" typescript	26	70
1980c, "Rosyjskie wirsze z XIV wieku" typescript of the Polish translation	26	71
1980c, "'Wirsze' z północnej Rusi XIV wieku": Typescript	119b	66
1980c, "Russkie virshi XIV veka" draft (manuscript) [incomplete]	26	72
1980c, "'Wirsze' z północnej Rusi XIV wieku": Notes	26	73
1980c, "'Wirsze' z północnej Rusi XIV wieku": Correspondence	26	74
1980d, "The Primary Syntactic Split and its Corollary" published in Wege zur Universalienforschung 1980	26	75
1980d, "The Primary Syntactic Split and its Corollary": Typescript	26	76
1980d, "The Primary Syntactic Split and its Corollary": Draft (manuscript)	26	77
1980d, "The Primary Syntactic Split and its Corollary": Correspondence 1979-1980	26	78
1980e, "Brain and Language" published by Slavica Publishers 1980	26	79
1980e, "Brain and Language": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	26	80
1980e, "Brain and Language": Typescript	26	81-82
1980e, "Brain and Language": Russian variant, draft	26	83
1980e, "Brain and Language": Notes	26	84-87
1980e, "Brain and Language": Lecture notes	26	88-89
1980e, "Brain and Language": "Speech and Brain" lecture notes 1979	26	90-91
1980e, "Brain and Language": Notes 1940s	26	92
1980e, "Brain and Language": Related material 1980	26	93
1980e, "Brain and Language": "Gehirn und Sprache" typescript	27	1
1980e, "Brain and Language": Correspondence 1980	27	2
1980e, "Brain and Language": "Gehirn und Sprache" correspondence 1980	27	3
1980f, "Einstein and the Science of Language" published in Einstein and Humanism 1980	27	4
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language" published in A. E., Historical and Cultural Perspectives	27	5
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	27	6
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Typescript with comments by A. Rechel-Cohen	27	7
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Typescript	27	8-10
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Draft (typescript)	27	11-12
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Draft (manuscript)	27	13
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Notes	27	14-17
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Related material 1979	27	18-24
1980f3, "Einstein and the Science of Language": Correspondence 1979-1980	27	25
1980g, "Dialogi": Typescript I (incomplete) 1980	27	26-28
1980g, "Dialogi": Typescript II	27	29-32
1980g, "Dialogi": Typescript III	27	33-36
1980g, "Dialogi": Jerusalem version, typescript (incomplete)	27	37-39
1980g, "Dialogi - Posleslovie" typescript	27	40
1980g, "Dialogi - Posleslovie" draft	27	41
1980g, "Dialogues": Typescript I	27	42-45
1980g, "Dialogues": Typescript II	27	46-49
1980g, "Dialogues": Typescript III	27	50-53
1980g, "Dialogues" in French	27	54-56
1980g, "Dialogi": Background material (related to A. E. Kruchenykh)	27	57
1980g, "Dialogi": Correspondence, Cambridge University Press 1982-1983	27	58
1980g, "Dialogi": Correspondence, Cultrix 1981	27	59
1980g, "Dialogi": Correspondence, Flammarion 1976-1983	27	60-62
1980g, "Dialogi": Correspondence, The Hebrew University 1978-1981	27	63
1980g, "Dialogi": Correspondence, The MIT Press 1977-1983	27	64
1980j, "Die Anwesenheit Diotimas, Ein Briefwechsel" published in Le Pauvre Holterling: Blätter zu Frankfurter Ausgabe 1980	27	65
1980k, "Art and Poetry: the Cubo-Futurists" excerpts from an interview with David Shapiro published in The Avant-garde in Russia with typescript 1980	27	66-67
1980l, "Postscript to M. Součková's Czech Literary Baroque" 1980	27	68
1980l, "Postscript to M. Součková's Czech Literary Baroque": Typescript	27	69
1980l, "Postscript to M. Součková's Czech Literary Baroque": Draft	27	70
1980l, "Postscript to M. Součková's Czech Literary Baroque": Correspondence	27	71
1980m, Jacket notes to Pierre Rouve, published in Turner 1980	27	72
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö" published in Sciences of Language 1981	27	73
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Version edited for Selected Writings III	27	75
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Copy of typescript	27	76
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Draft (manuscript)	27	77
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1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Taped lecture, Jan 13-20		121
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1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Lectures (typescript)	27	78-79
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Notes	27	80-82
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Background material and notes	28	1-2
1981a, "Notes on the Contours of an Ancient Japanese Poem - The Farewell Poem of 732 by Takapasi Musimarö": Correspondence 1981	28	3
1981b, "Skorb' pobivaemykh u drov": Galley proofs 1981	28	4
1981b, "Skorb' pobivaemykh u drov": Version edited for Selected Writings III	28	5
1981b, "Skorb' pobivaemykh u drov": Typescript	28	6
1981b, "Skorb' pobivaemykh u drov": Draft (manuscript)	28	7
1981b, "Skorb' pobivaemykh u drov": Notes and related material	28	8
1981b, "Skorb' pobivaemykh u drov": Correspondence 1978-1979	28	9
1981c, "R.C.": Version edited for Selected Writings III 1981	28	10
1981c, "R.C.": Typescript	28	11
1981c, "R.C.": Draft (manuscript)	28	12
1981c, "R.C.": Notes	28	13-16
1981c, "R.C.": Notes and background material	28	17
1981d, "Zaglavie poslednikh botevskikh stikhov": Typescript 1981	28	18
1981d, "Zaglavie poslednikh botevskikh stikhov": Draft (typescript)	28	19
1981d, "Zaglavie poslednikh botevskikh stikhov": Draft (manuscript)	28	20
1981d, "Zaglavie poslednikh botevskikh stikhov": Correspondence 1979	28	21
1981e, "O 'Golose iz khora'": Version edited for Selected Writings III 1981	28	22
1981e, "O 'Golose iz khora'": Typescript	28	23
1981e, "O 'Golose iz khora'": Draft (manuscript)	28	24
1981e, "O 'Golose iz khora'": Notes and background material	28	25
1981f, "Iz melkikh veshcheǐ Velimira Khlebnikova": Typescript for Selected Writings III 1981	28	26-27
1981f, "Iz melkikh veshcheǐ Velimira Khlebnikova": Draft (manuscript) [revised Harvard lectures of 1967] 1979	28	28
1981f, "Iz melkikh veshcheǐ Velimira Khlebnikova": Notes and related material	28	29
1981f, "Iz melkikh veshcheǐ Velimira Khlebnikova": Notes	28	30
1981g, "O slovesnom iskusstve Kazimira Vezhin'skogo": Typescript for Selected Writings III 1981	28	31-32
1981g, "O slovesnom iskusstve Kazimira Vezhin'skogo": Draft (typescript)	28	33
1981g, "O slovesnom iskusstve Kazimira Vezhin'skogo": Correspondence	28	34
1981h, "Lev Tolstoǐ v schastlivye minuty razdrazheniíà": Typescript edited for Selected Writings III 1981	28	35-36
1981h, "Lev Tolstoǐ v schastlivye minuty razdrazheniíà": Draft (manuscript) [revised lecture of 1965]	28	37
1981h, "Lev Tolstoǐ v schastlivye minuty razdrazheniíà": Draft fragment	28	38
1981h, "Lev Tolstoǐ v schastlivye minuty razdrazheniíà": "Poėtika russkoǐ prozy - posledníàíà lektsiíà" lecture transcript 1965	28	39
1981h, "Lev Tolstoǐ v schastlivye minuty razdrazheniíà": Notes	28	40-41
1981h, "Lev Tolstoǐ v schastlivye minuty razdrazheniíà": Background material and notes	28	42
1981i, "Zaumnyǐ Turgenev": Version edited for Selected Writings III (typescripts) 1981	28	43-46
1981i, "Zaumnyǐ Turgenev": "Supraconscious Turgenev" English translation	28	47
1981i, "Zaumnyǐ Turgenev": Notes	28	48-49
1981i, "Zaumnyǐ Turgenev": Related material	28	50
1981i, "Zaumnyǐ Turgenev": Correspondence 1979-1982	28	51
1981j, "Zur Diskussion über die Grammatik der Poesie" German version of Retrospect to Selected Writings III with notes and reference material 1973-1979	28	52-58
1981k, "Earliest of the Original Sung Canons in the Old Church Slavonic Literature" published in Folia Slavica 2: Festschrift for Horace Lunt 1981	28	59
1981k, "Earliest of the Original Sung Canons in the Old Church Slavonic Literature": Typescript	28	60
1981k, "Earliest of the Original Sung Canons in the Old Church Slavonic Literature": Reconstruction of texts	28	61
1981k, "Earliest of the Original Sung Canons in the Old Church Slavonic Literature": Notes (Kánon Sv. Václava)	28	62
1981k, "Earliest of the Original Sung Canons in the Old Church Slavonic Literature": Background material	28	63
1981k, "Earliest of the Original Sung Canons in the Old Church Slavonic Literature": Correspondence 1972-1979	28	64
1981l, "To the History of the Moscow Linguistic Circle" published in Logos Semantikos 1981	28	65
1981l, "To the History of the Moscow Linguistic Circle": Typescript	28	66
1981l, "To the History of the Moscow Linguistic Circle": Draft (typescript)	28	67
1981l, ""Moskovskiǐ lingvisticheskiǐ kruzhok" Russian version (typescript)	28	68
1981l, ""Moskovskiǐ lingvisticheskiǐ kruzhok": Draft in Russian (manuscript)	28	69
1981l, "To the History of the Moscow Linguistic Circle": Notes and background material	28	70-71
1981l, "To the History of the Moscow Linguistic Circle": Correspondence 1920, 1975-1981	28	72-73
1981m, "Discours January 16, 1981" published in Premi 'Antonio Feltrinelli' 1980 1981	28	74
1981m, "Discours January 16, 1981" published in Premio-Antonio Feltrinelli, galley proof	28	75
1981m, "Discours January 16, 1981": "My Favorite Topics" edited for Selected Writings VII	28	76
1981m, "Discours January 16, 1981": Italian translation	28	77
1981m, "Discours January 16, 1981": "My Favorite Topics" draft (typescript)	28	78-79
1981m, "Discours January 16, 1981": "My Favorite Topics" draft (manuscript)	28	80
1981n, "Nachwort" typescript in German 1981	28	81
1981n, "Nachwort": Conclusion of the Symposium on Brain and Language, typescript in English 1980	28	82
1981o, "Doslov to M. Součková: 'Sešity Josephiny Rykrové'" published by Sixty-Eight Publishers 1981	28	83
1981o, "Doslov to M. Součková: 'Sešity Josephiny Rykrové'": Typescript in Czech	28	84
1981o, "Doslov to M. Součková: 'Sešity Josephiny Rykrové'": English translation, draft and typescript	28	85
1981o, "Doslov to M. Součková: 'Sešity Josephiny Rykrové'": Correspondence 1980-1981	28	86
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii" published in Istoriko-filologicheskiǐ zhurnal 1982	28	87
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Paper prepared for the symposium in Yerevan, copy of typescript	28	88
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Typescript, edited copy	28	89
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Typescript for Selected Writings VII	28	90
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Notes	28	91
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Related material (students' notes)	28	92
1982a, "Drevnearmíànskiǐ Vakhagn v svete sravnitel'noǐ mifologii": Bibliography	28	93
1982b, "Notes on the Declension of Pronouns in Contemporary Russian" published in International Journal of Slavic Linguistics and Poetics 1982	28	94
1982c, "The Evasive Initial" published in Voces Amicorum Sovijärvi 1982	28	95
1982c, "The Evasive Initial": Version edited for Selected Writings VII	28	96
1982c, "The Evasive Initial": Typescript	28	97
1982c, "The Evasive Initial": Draft (typescript)	28	98
1982c, "The Evasive Initial": Drafts (manuscript)	28	99
1982c, "The Evasive Initial": Notes	28	100-101
1982c, "The Evasive Initial": Correspondence 1981-1982	28	102
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": Typescript 1982	28	103
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": Draft (typescript)	28	104
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": Draft (manuscript)	28	105
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": "Prefazione (po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo)" Italian translation	28	106
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": Notes	28	107
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": Background material 1920	28	108
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": N. S. Trubetskoy's letters 1922	28	109
1982d, "Po povodu knigi N. S. Trubetskogo Evropa I chelovechestvo": Correspondence 1975-1982	28	110
1982f, Prefactory interview, typescript and drafts 1979	28	111-112
1982h, "S pervykh do poslednikh dneǐ": Typescript 1982	28	113
1982h, "S pervykh do poslednikh dneǐ": Draft (manuscript)	28	114
1982h, "S pervykh do poslednikh dneǐ": Correspondence	28	115
1982i, Afterword to B. Trnka: Typescript 1982	28	116
1982i, Afterword to B. Trnka: Draft (manuscript)	28	117
1982i, Afterword to B. Trnka: Correspondence 1977-1980	28	118
1982j, Preface to Stegagno Picchio: La méthod philologique typescript 1982	28	119
1983a, "Préface" published in La vive voix: essays de psycho-phonétique by Ivan Fónagy 1983	28	120
1983a, "Préface" published in La vive voix: Typescript	28	121
1983a, "Préface" published in La vive voix: Draft (typescript)	28	122
1983a, "Préface" published in La vive voix: Draft (manuscript) and notes	28	123
1983a, "Préface" published in La vive voix: Correspondence 1978-1979	28	124
1984c, "Iz kommentariíà k stikham Maíàkovskogo 'Tovarishchu Nette-parokhodu i cheloveku'": Typescript	28	125
1984c, "Iz kommentariíà k stikham Maíàkovskogo 'Tovarishchu Nette-parokhodu i cheloveku'": Draft (typescipt)	28	126
1984c, "Iz kommentariíà k stikham Maíàkovskogo 'Tovarishchu Nette-parokhodu i cheloveku'": Draft (manuscript)	28	127
1984c, "Iz kommentariíà k stikham Maíàkovskogo 'Tovarishchu Nette-parokhodu i cheloveku'": Related material	28	128
1984e, "La théorie saussurienne en rétrospection: deux cours de 1942 à l'École Libre": Draft (manuscript) 1984	28	129-132
1984e, "La théorie saussurienne en rétrospection: deux cours de 1942 à l'École Libre": Draft in German 1930s	28	133
1984j, "Deržavin's Last Poem and M. Halle's First Literary Essay": Typescript 1984	28	134
1984j, "Deržavin's Last Poem and M. Halle's First Literary Essay": Draft (manuscript)	28	135
1984j, "Deržavin's Last Poem and M. Halle's First Literary Essay": Notes	28	136
1984j, "Deržavin's Last Poem and M. Halle's First Literary Essay": Correspondence 1981-1983	28	137
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft (typescript) for Selected Writings VI 1985	29	1-2
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": References, typescript and draft	29	3-4
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Text and translation of the St. Demetrius canon	29	5
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript, prefatory remarks	29	6
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript, previous research	29	7
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript and typescript, divisions of the canon	29	8
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript and typescript, names	29	9
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript, key words and paronomastics	29	10
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript, the canon's grammatical pattern I	29	11
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript, the canon's grammatical pattern II	29	12
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript and typescript, Biblical quotations	29	13
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Draft - manuscript and typescript, the canon's hirmoi	29	14
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Notes and background material	29	15-17
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Notes	29	18-42
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Related material	29	43
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": References - notes	29	44-45
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": References - lists	29	46
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Slides	29	47-48
1985a, "Sketches for the History of the Oldest Slavic Hymnody": Correspondence 1961-1981	29	49-51
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Galley proof for Selected Writings IV 1985	29	52
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Typescript for Selected Writings VI 1985	29	53-56
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Omitted footnotes	119c	67
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Early typescript 1924	119c	68-71
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Revised edition	119c	72-75
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": "Několik kapitol z dějin stč. básnické formy" original typescript 1924	119c	76-78
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Correspondence 1924-1969	119c	79
1985b, "Iz istorii ėpicheskikh form v cheshskoǐ poėzii chetyrnadtsatogo veka": Tables and editorial notes	29	57
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Galley proof 1985	29	58
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Typescript	29	59
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Draft (manuscript)	29	60
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Notes	29	61-76
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Notes	30	1-6
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Bibliography - notes	30	7-9
1985c, "Iz razyskaniǐ nad starocheshskimi glossami v srednevekovykh Evreǐskikh pamíàtnikakh": Correspondence 1937-1979	30	10
1985d, Retrospect to Selected Writings VI: Typescript 1985	30	11
1985d, Retrospect to Selected Writings VI: Draft (manuscript)	30	12
1985d, Retrospect to Selected Writings VI: Notes	30	13-14
1985e, "More on the Enlightener" typescript 1985	30	15
1985f, "Ocherednye zadachi obshcheǐ lingvistiki": Typescript for Selected Writings VII 1979	30	16
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1985f, "Ocherednye zadachi obshcheǐ lingvistiki": "Iz ocherednykh voprosov lingvistiki," Moscow State University 1973 September 29		122
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1985f, "Ocherednye zadachi obshcheǐ lingvistiki": Edited lecture 1979	30	17
1985f, "Ocherednye zadachi obshcheǐ lingvistiki": "Aktualne zagadnienia jezykoznawstwa ogólnego" Polish version 1979	30	18
1985f, "Ocherednye zadachi obshcheǐ lingvistiki": Correspondence 1980-1981	30	19
1985g, "K ocherednym iskaniíàm i dostyzheniíàm v sravnitel'nom íàzykoznanii" (The Immediate Quest): Typescript 1980	30	20
1985g, "On the Immediate Quests and Accomplishments of Comparative Linguistics" edited for Selected Writings VII 1985	30	21
1985g, "On the Immediate Quests and Accomplishments of Comparative Linguistics": Draft (manuscript)	30	22
1985g, "On the Immediate Quests and Accomplishments of Comparative Linguistics": Related material	30	23
1985g, "On the Immediate Quests and Accomplishments of Comparative Linguistics": Correspondence 1974-1979	30	24
1985h, "The Etymology of Grib": Typescript 1985	30	25
1985h, "The Etymology of Grib": Draft (manuscript)	30	26
1985h, "The Etymology of Grib": Notes and background material	30	27-28
1985i, "Andrew Marvell's Poem 'To His Coy Mistress'" edited for Selected Writings VII 1985	30	29-30
1985i, "Andrew Marvell's Poem 'To His Coy Mistress'": Notes and background material	30	31-32
1985i, "Andrew Marvell's Poem 'To His Coy Mistress'": Correspondence	30	33
1985k, "From Alíàgrov's Letters": Typescript 1985	30	34-35
1985k, "From Alíàgrov's Letters": Related material	30	36
1985k, "From Alíàgrov's Letters": Correspondence	30	37
1985p, "Tribute to Professor Claude Lévi-Strauss": Typescript 1978	30	38
1985p, "Tribute to Professor Claude Lévi-Strauss": Drafts or edited transcript 1978	30	39-41
1985p, "Tribute to Professor Claude Lévi-Strauss": Transcript of speeches	30	42
1985p, "Tribute to Professor Claude Lévi-Strauss": "Dear Claude, cher maǐtre" notes 1985	30	43
Selected Writings notes	30	44
Selected Writings I table of contents, cards	30	45
Selected Writings II table of contents and preface, draft	30	46
Selected Writings II: Table of contents, draft	30	47
Selected Writings III correspondence 1961-1981	30	48
Selected Writings III: Dedication	30	49
Selected Writings III: Dedication and acknowledgements, drafts	30	50
Selected Writings III: Illustrations	30	51
Selected Writings III: Tables, notes and copies	30	52-53
Selected Writings III: Tables of contents, drafts	30	54
Selected Writings III: Tables of contents, drafts, notes	30	55
Selected Writings V indices - typescript	30	56
Selected Writings V: Table of contents, galley proof	30	57
Selected Writings V: Draft and notes	30	58
Selected Writings V: Cards	30	59
Selected Writings VI correspondence 1969-1971	30	60
Selected Writings VI: Editorial questions	30	61
Selected Writings VI: Photographs	30	62
Selected Writings VI: Table of contents, draft	30	63
Selected Writings VII tables of contents	30	64
Barnhart's College Dictionary entries of Slavic origin revised by Roman Jakobson	30	65-66
Barnhart's College Dictionary entries of Slavic origin: Draft	30	67-68
Barnhart's College Dictionary entries of Slavic origin: Notes for entries	30	69
Barnhart's College Dictionary entries of Slavic origin: Related material	30	70-71
Barnhart's College Dictionary entries of Slavic origin: Correspondence	30	72
Russkiǐ íàzyk po metodu "Nauka," 1963: Publications 1963	30	73-75
Russkiǐ íàzyk po metodu "Nauka," 1963: Intoduction - draft and typescript	30	76
Russkiǐ íàzyk po metodu "Nauka," 1963: Notes	30	77
Bibliographies: Columbia University years	30	78-79
Bibliographies: École Libre years	30	80
Bibliographies: Linguistic circles	30	81
Bibliographies: Semantics	30	82
Bibliographies: Slavic studies	30	83
Bibliographies: Lists	30	84-87
Bibliographies: Note cards	30	88-89
Bibliographies: Notes on cards	31	1-12
Subseries 6B. Unpublished Writings Scope and Contents note This subseries includes drafts, notes, notebooks, and tapes for lectures and courses Jakobson taught, and drafts and notes for articles and books never published. Some lecture or research notes may be related to subject matter that was eventually published, but unless the text was almost identical or the notes filed as background to specific published writings, the material is filed in this series. Unpublished Writings are organized chronologically by year, then alphabetically within the year. Jakobson's extensive collection of lecture notes was identified, when possible, with the help of his Annual Reports which list lectures delivered by year. Lecture notes that could not be specifically identified were added to others of a similar subject or left as "unidentified" at the end of the subseries. The lecture notes show how Jakobson conscientiously prepared for teaching as he wrote out many of his lectures in full for over thirty years. In later years he made notes on small cards, which colleagues and students often referred to as the "famous note cards." These reveal much about his teaching and lecture style. He could lecture and discuss his subjects in six languages. The notes are mostly in English, but some are in French, Czech, or Russian. The descriptive titles of folders are based on Jakobson's own inscriptions on the envelopes in which he kept the note cards or on key words on the first cards or pages. Where there was no clear indication, headings suggest the nature of the material. Some of the lectures have been transcribed, which gives some idea of Jakobson's style. But tapes of Jakobson's lectures, when available, provide an opportunity to fully appreciate his charm as a lecturer. The earliest material in the collection documents the evolution of interests, from poetry to speech sounds and phonology, that Jakobson had already developed as a teenager. There are a number of poems and verses he himself wrote when he was twelve to fourteen years old, between 1908 and 1910 (box 31, folders 21-24). Some of these poems are written in someone else's hand, perhaps his mother's. Notebooks from 1916 reveal his first attempts to observe systematically the nature of speech sounds and sound laws in dialects north of Moscow (box 31, folder 25). In the early 1920s he produced an unfinished draft for what was to be a comprehensive Czech historical phonology, which described the main tendencies underlying the development of the Czech sound system (box 31, folder 26). His interest in phonology continued to grow, as his notes on Slavic phonology in general and on Russian phonology in particular reveal (box 31, folders 27-41). These notes were obviously used for his major early study on phonology, Remarques sur l'evolution phonologique du russe in 1929. Both Jakobson's research and his teaching style are documented in full texts, drafts, and notes of lectures he gave while Professor of Russian Philology and Old Czech Literature at Masaryk University in Brno between 1930 and 1939. Courses on an introduction to Russian, the Russian phonological system, comparative analysis of Russian and Czech verse, and Czech medieval poetry and literature are included (boxes 31 & 32). The latter notes and drafts are of particular interest, as Jakobson earned much of the credit for revitalizing the study of Czech medieval literature for both the literary scholarly community and the general public. Several drafts from the later 1930s reveal Jakobson's early efforts to systematize phonology to discover and describe universal as well as individual phonological features of languages (box 32, folders 6-8). Following his arrival in the United States, Jakobson gave a series of important lectures on the relationship between sound and meaning at the École Libre. These were later published as Six leçons sur le son et le sens in 1975 (see Published Writings, box 24, folder 18). The subject continued to be an important one in Jakobson's research and teaching. He was developing his ideas about the interrelation of sound and meaning, intending to write a book with this title. However, only three chapters were finished; the book remained incomplete (box 33, folders 9-25). Jakobson's fascination with this subject culminated in the publication of Sound Shape of Language in 1979. Jakobson's teaching at American universities is well documented in the collection. There are transcripts of lecture series and lecture drafts from Columbia and Harvard universities on the Russian verb and noun, Introduction to Slavic Studies, and the History of the Russian Language (box 32, folders 69-82 and box 33, folders 50-52). Notes from lectures and courses at Harvard from the late 1940s and early 1950s illustrate how Jakobson's contributions helped to make Harvard's the leading Slavic department in the country at that time. Lecture series given outside the United States portray Jakobson's role in the world community of linguists. A series of ten lectures presented at the II International Seminar in Linguistics Theory in Tokyo in 1967 give a sense of his lecturing style–his humor, use of examples, and skill at leading an audience to the conclusions he wished to make. His English, with a tendency to transfer Slavic syntax to the English language, added a special flavor to his style (box 34, folders 81-92). The unpublished writing subseries documents several other research projects Jakobson worked on but never completed. He intended to address two language-related phenomena described in the Bible from a linguistic point of view: the confusion of languages in the story of the Tower of Babel, and the gift of speaking in and understanding tongues in the story of the Ascent of the Holy Spirit, two related themes which recur in Slavic medieval literature (box 35, folders 69 75). The project, which was also to contain visual representations of the events, was called the "Skira book," named after a French publishing house that published art books. Another project never completed was a review of two volumes of Jan Mukarovsky's Selected Writings. Mukarovsky, a close friend and founding member of the Prague Linguistic Circle, applied structuralism to poetics, especially nineteenth and twentieth century verse and esthetics. Jakobson's review notes and related correspondence can be found in box 36, folders 58-69. During the 1970s Jakobson began to establish extensive files of notes to bring together information he had assembled over the years on particular subjects, such as general linguistics, the history of linguistics, structuralism, and poetic and Slavic mythology (box 37). The notes on structuralism were used by Jakobson for an entry in Enciclopedia Italiana in the 1970s (box 35, folders 76-78). In 1972 Jakobson had an opportunity to review his life in a long interview for French television. In the transcript of the interview Jakobson's reflections on his family, early life, studies, and development of his thoughts and interests further illuminate the career of one of the century's most influential linguists (box 36, folders 20-23).
	Box	Folder
Unidentified drafts	31	13-19
Unidentified	31	20
Early Poems 1908-1910	31	21
Two Poems (Skol'ko rassypal oskolkov, Proshchanie slov) 1914	31	22
Two Poems, draft (photocopy)	31	23
Two Poems, correspondence	31	24
Dialectological field notes circa 1915-1917	31	25
Osnovnye tendentsii starocheshskogo "Lautgeschichte," notebook 1920s	31	26
Development of Slavic Phonological Systems, notes 1930s	31	27-28
Fonologiíà notebooks 1930s	31	29-34
Fonologiíà notebook: "Pravení o Jinochu a Dívce" translated from Russian [see 1933e] 1930s	31	35
Fonologiíà notebook: Fonemosochetaniíà 1930s	31	36
Fonologiíà notebook: Fonologiíà inostrannykh slov 1930s	31	37
Fonologiíà notebook: Peredacha fonem v russkom pis'me 1930s	31	38
Fonologiíà notebooks 1930s	31	39
Fonologiíà: Notes 1930s	31	40-41
Materiali po metrike, notebooks 1930s	31	42-43
Nezvalův "Vyrušovaný kontemplátor" a Demlovo "Zapomenuté světlo," drafts and notes 1930s	31	44
Pushkin - Pikovaíà dama, seminar notes 1930s	31	45
Rhythm in Prose, notes 1930s	31	46
Vývoj spisovné ruštiny, lectures - manuscript 1930s	31	47
Hláskové složení ruštiny, lectures in notebooks, the Masaryk University, Brno 1933-1934	31	48-52
Hláskoslovný vývoj ruštiny, lectures in notebooks 1934-1935	31	53-60
Srovnávací rozbor ruského a českého verše, lectures in notebooks 1934	31	61-69
Česká středověká literatura, notes circa 1934	31	70-71
Česká středověká poezie, lectures in notebook 1934	31	72
Review of an unidentified book on the relation of the author and the hero circa 1935	31	73
Úvod do studia ruštiny, lectures in notebooks 1935-1936	31	74-75
Úvod do studia ruštiny, notes 1936-1937	31	76
Nabroski k sravnitel'noǐ slavíànskoǐ poetike, draft (relates to "The Kernel," 1953f) circa 1936	31	77
Nástin srovnávací slovanské poetiky (translated from Russian) circa 1936-1937	31	78
Cyril a Metoděj, notes 1936-1937	31	79-80
Česká literatura ranného středověku, lectures in notebooks 1936-1937	31	81-82
Ruská deklinace, lectures in notebooks 1936-1937	31	83
Ruská deklinace, lectures in notebooks 1936-1937	32	1-3
Současný ruský spisovný jazyk, notebook (incomplete) circa 1936-1937	32	4
Znachenie kirillomefodiǐstva v istorii chekhoslovatskoǐ kul'tury, lecture in notebook 1937	32	5
Phonologie, draft in notebook (late 1930s) after 1934	32	6
Die Struktur der Sprachlaute, research notebook 1938	32	7
Der phonologische Atlas, draft (written in Norway) 1939-1940	32	8
Der phonologische Atlas, related material	119c	80
Development of Russian Vocabulary, notes 1940s	32	9
Diachrony, draft in French 1940s	32	10-14
Expressions of Kinship in Slavic Languages, notes 1940s	32	15
Frantsuzskiǐ íàzyk i russkaíà revolutsiíà, lecture notes 1940s	32	16-17
Imperative, draft in Czech - manuscript, (cf. 1965c) 1940s	32	18
Imperative, draft in English - manuscript (cf. 1965c) 1940s	32	19
Imperative, related material 1940s	32	20
On Biblical Verse (Lamentations 4), notes 1940s	32	21
The Idea of Self-Determination and Other Czech Medieval Contributions to the Western Culture, lecture outline 1940s	32	22
Phonology, notes 1940s	32	23-24
Russian Declension, lecture notes 1940s	32	25-34
Russian Lexicology, notes 1940s	32	35
Slavic Peoples, lecture notes 1940s	32	36
Slovo o polku Igoreve: Íàzyk i orfografiíà Musin-Pushkinskoǐ rukopisi 1940s	119c	81
Sovremennoe slavíànstvo, lecture notes 1940s	32	37
Structural Linguistic Analysis, course notes 1940s	32	38
Sur la collectivité, notes (école libre) 1940s	32	39
Roman Jakobson's response at A. Baecklund's Ph.D. ceremony 1940	119c	82
Das bulgarische verbal System 1941	119c	83
Moyen âge Tchèque, manuscript 1942	32	40-41
Slavic History, lecture at Yale University 1942	32	42
Svátek Cyrila a Metoděje, speech, typescript 1942-1943	32	43
Les allemands vué par les slaves: Manuscript 1943 February	32	44
Les allemands vué par les slaves: Draft in Russian 1943 February	32	45
O knize Egona Hostovského "Sedmkrát v hlavní úloze," manuscript of a lecture delivered at the Webster Library 1943	32	46
O knize Egona Hostovského "Sedmkrát v hlavní úloze," manuscript of a lecture delivered at the Webster Library: Notes and related material 1943	32	47
O knize Egona Hostovského "Sedmkrát v hlavní úloze," manuscript of a lecture delivered at the Webster Library: Correspondence 1943	32	48
A Lecture on General Linguistics given at the Chicago University (?), a fragment of the draft 1943	32	49
Sedmnáctý listopad, speech, typescript 1943	32	50
La poésie tchécoslovaque, manuscript 1943-1944	32	51
K výročím M. J. Husa a Cyrila a Metoděje, draft of a speech (?) 1943-1944	32	52
Le brave soldat Schveyk, public lecture at École Libre, notes 1944	32	53
Czechoslovak-French Relations After Munich 1938, typescript of a speech 1940s	32	54
On "Zdravstvujte," manuscript 1943-1944	32	55
Report to N. U. Graduate School about Leopold's Bilingual Child," typescript and background material 1944	32	56
Amerikanskie motivy u Pushkina, notes circa 1945	32	57
Interview on the Occasion of Establishment of Masaryk Chair at Columbia University 1946	32	58
Slovanská studia v Americe, typescript 1946	32	59
Slavic Studies in Czechoslovakia, notes 1946	32	60
Speech on the Occasion of President T. G. Masaryk's Birthday, typescripts in Czech and English 1946	32	61
V kulturním varu První republiky, typescript 1946	32	62
Czechoslovak Literature of the 19th and 20th Century, lecture notes 1946-1947	32	63-66
Early Slavic History, lecture notes circa 1946-1948	32	67
Old Czech Literature, notes 1947	32	68
Russkiǐ glagol, lecture series, transcript 1947	32	69-71
Russkiǐ glagol, lecture series: Related material 1948	32	72
French Phonology, notes circa 1948	32	73-74
Introduction to Slavic Studies, lecture transcript (Columbia University) 1948	32	75
Istoriíà russkogo íàzyka, course at Columbia Universtiy, transcript 1948	32	76-78
Vvedenie v Slavíànovedenie, lecture transcripts (Columbia University) 1948	32	79-80
Slovo o polku Igoreve, lecture transcript, seminar at Columbia University 1948-1950 (?)	32	81-82
Review: History of Early Russian Literature by N. K. Gudzy, typescript 1949	32	83
History of Russian Language, notes 1940-1950s	32	84-86
Slavic Phonemes, lecture notes 1940-1950s	33	1-6
Slavic Phonemes: Related material	33	7
Slavic Phonemes: Correspondence 1946-1948	33	8
"Sound and Meaning," outlines for the book 1940s-1950s	33	9
"Sound and Meaning, Two Lectures on Form and Meaning," typescript 1940s	33	10
"Sound and Meaning," Saussure, draft - typescript 1940s	33	11
"Sound and Meaning, II: Code and Message," drafts - typescript 1955	33	12-15
"Sound and Meaning, II: Code and Message": Notes	33	16
"Sound and Meaning, II: Code and Message": Related material	33	17
"Sound and Meaning, II: Code and Message": Correspondence 1953	33	18
"Sound and Meaning," Chapter III (vs. Neogrammarians) draft - typescript, Sound as Constituent of Language, draft - manuscript 1940-1950s	33	19-24
"Sound and Meaning," draft - incomplete - typescript 1955	33	25
Ballads, notes and background material 1950s	33	26
Changes in Phonological Systems, notes 1950s	33	27-28
Christianization of Slavs, notes 1950s	33	29-30
Comparative Morphology, lecture notes 1950s	33	31-33
Czech Vowel Changes, lecture notes 1950s	33	34
History of Linguistics, notes, lecture notes 1950s	33	35-36
Linguistic Influences on Slavs, notes 1950s	33	37-38
Linguistics and Poetics, lecture notes 1950s	33	39
Language Development, lecture transcript (?)	33	40-42
Phonemes as Linguistic, code - abstract 1950s	33	43
Review of T. A. Rychinsky: Cranes on the Wing, typescript 1950s	33	44
Russian Epic Tradition, notes 1950s	33	45-49
The Russian Noun: Transcript of a course at Harvard 1950s	33	50-52
The Russian Noun: Lecture notes	33	53-57
The Russian Noun: Bibliography, notes	33	58
Russian Sounds, lecture notes 1950s	33	59-61
The Russian Verb, lecture notes 1950s	33	62-71
Russkie Byliny: Background material and notes 1950s	33	72-75
Russkie Byliny: Background material 1950s	119c	84
Russkie Byliny: Parodiíà, notes 1950s	34	1
Syntax, notes, related to the description of the Russian language, research project at Harvard 1950s	34	2-5
Slovo, Vseslav, Zadonshchina, notes 1950s	34	6-14
Les Éléments Deictiques de la Grammaire: Typescript, (cf. 1950c and 1957c) 1950	34	15
Les Éléments Deictiques de la Grammaire: Draft, manuscript	34	16
Les Éléments Deictiques de la Grammaire: Notes	34	17-18
Phonemic Analysis and Acoustics, lecture notes 1950	34	19
Poetics, notes for courses at Harvard	34	20-21
Current Problems of Linguistics, series of eight lectures, outline, University of Michigan, Linguistics Institute 1951	34	22
New Doctrines of Language in the Soviet Union: Lecture transcript 1951	34	23
New Doctrines of Language in the Soviet Union: Draft 1951	34	24
New Doctrines of Language in the Soviet Union: Bibliography and background material	34	25
New Doctrines of Language in the Soviet Union: Notes 1949-1951	34	26-27
New Doctrines of Language in the Soviet Union: Background material 1950	34	28-29
Review: Archeologické rozhledy, edited by Jan Filip, typescript 1951	34	30
Russian Phonology, notes circa 1951	34	31-32
Russian Phonology, related material	119c	85
Amerikanskoe íàzykoznanie, typescript, 1952	34	33-34
Linguistic Testimonies on Infants and Aphasics, edited version of a lecture (Linguistic Remarks on Aphasia, Clark and Yale Universities ?) 1953	34	35
On Vladimir Maíàkovskiǐ, transcript on a discussion at the Institute of World Literatures, Moscow 1956	34	36
Synchronie a diachronie v jazykovědě: Lecture transcript 1957	34	37
Synchronie a diachronie v jazykovědě: Conclusion of the discussion, transcript 1957	34	38
Vliv literatury české na literaturu ruského ranného středověku, lecture transcript 1957	34	39
Zásady strukturální analýzy, lecture - draft, transcript delivered at Charles University, Prague 1957	34	40-42
An introductory speech to one of Roman Jakobson's lectures in Bulgaria 1958 or 1960	34	43
The Languages of the Diaspora as a Particular Linguistic Problem, lecture transcript and notes 1958	34	44
Morphological Inquiry into Slavic Declension – draft (manuscript), lecture at the International Congress of Slavists, Moscow 1958 September 2	34	45
Morphological Inquiry into Slavic Declension, lecture transcript 1958	34	46
O poetyckej funkcji jezykowych elementów - typescript, seminar in Krynica, Poland (2nd day) 1958 October	34	47
La métrique Roumaine, fragment of a lecture, transcript 1959	34	48
Seminar on the Comparative Method, outline and related material	34	49
Morphology, lecture notes 1963	34	50-53
Morphology, correspondence 1962	34	54
Gaston Bachelard, notes 1960s	34	55
Informational Model, lecture notes 1960s	34	56
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Linguistic conference 1960s		121
Roman Jakobson reciting in French "Oblako v shtanakh" by Maíàkovskií` and "Kuznechik" by Khlebnikov undated		121
Art and Poetry, part 3 undated		121
C'est a la fui de la bande		121
Lecture on "Les Chats" undated		121
Development of Russian Literary Tradition undated		121
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Linguistics, lecture notes 1960s	34	57
Phonology, lecture notes 1960s	34	58
Aphasia Institute Discussions, notes, Stanford University 1960 September 19-21	34	59-60
Aphasia Institute Discussions, edited transcript 1960	34	61
Desbordes - Valmore, notes circa 1961	34	62
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Implications of Language Universals for Linguistics 1961 April 15		121
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Old Church Slavonic Poetry, lecture notes 1961-1964	34	63
Father Dvornik's Study of the Lives of Sts. Constantine and Methodius, notes and correspondence 1962	34	64
Phonemes as Linguistic Code, lecture and discussion transcript (Neurosciences Research Program, proceedings of the 3rd day, American Academy of Arts and Science, Brookline, Massachusetts) 1962 August 22	34	65
Conference on Speech, Language and Communication, Los Angeles: Lecture transcript (incomplete) 1963 November 10-13	34	66
Conference on Speech, Language and Communication, Los Angeles (November 10-13, 1963): Notes	34	67
Zvukovoǐ sostav slavíànskikh okonchaniǐ v drevnosti i sovremennosti - paper for the Vth Slavic Congress - notes and abstract 1963	34	68
Icons and Symbols, lecture notes 1964 (?)	34	69
René Char, notes circa 1964	34	70
Saussurian and Contemporary Linguistics (Quest for the Essence of Language), draft of a lecture delivered at the Catholic University 1966 March	34	71
Eugenio Montvale, a study planned for Selected Writings III, notes, background material, and correspondence 1966	34	72-73
Lexical and Grammatical Meaning, lecture at UCLA, notes by Linda R. Waugh 1966	34	74
The Problem of Meaning in Modern Linguistics, lecture abstract 1966	34	75
The Role of Phonic Elements in Speech Perception, lecture at the International Congress of Psychology, Moscow 1966 August 8	34	76
Signatum and Designatum, lecture draft, Colloque International de Sémiologie, Kazimierz 1966 September 13	34	77
Some Questions of Linguistic Semantics, lecture notes (Institute of Russian Language, Academy of Science, Moscow) 1966 August 12	34	78
Speech on the occasion of receiving honorary degree of "Universita di Roma" 1966	34	79
Crucial Questions of Language, lecture notes and abstract, Tokyo 1967 August	34	80
II International Seminar in Linguistic Theory, Tokyo: Lectures 1-10 and the first day evening lecture 1967	34	81-91
II International Seminar in Linguistic Theory, Tokyo: Lectures in Tokyo, notes 1967	34	92
Linguistics in its relation to the Natural Sciences, lecture transcript 1967	34	93
Marina Tsvetaeva - "Pis'mo," notes and background material, 1967	34	94-96
Marina Tsvetaeva - "Pis'mo," criticism of Karlinsky's approach 1967	35	1
Rhyme, Browning and Concrete Poetry, notes circa 1967	35	2
Vmesto epigrafa, introduction to Russian Selected Writings: Typescript 1967	35	3
Vmesto epigrafa, introduction to Russian Selected Writings: Draft 1967	35	4
Vmesto epigrafa, introduction to Russian Selected Writings: Notes	35	5
Biological Foundations for Language, notes from the Conference at the Salk Institute 1968	35	6-7
Functions and Styles, lecture notes 1968 (?)	35	8
In the Quest of Distinctive Features, draft, typescript 1968 (?)	35	9
Pasternak i Esenin, notes for a study 1968	35	10
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Poetics and Linguistics: Shakespeare, Blake, Yeats 1968 October 21 to December 9		121
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Revolution and Continuity in the Study of Language, review of the Conference, Newberry Library, Chicago 1968	35	11
Concluding remarks at the "Language, Symbol, Reality" Symposium 1969	35	12
Concluding remarks at the "Language, Symbol, Reality" Symposium: Notes	35	13
Fundamental Characteristics of Human Language (?), lecture notes, Salk, Biological Foundations for Language 1969 July 7-11	35	14
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Sound and Meaning, Princeton 1969 October 9 to December 11		122
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The Path from Infancy to Language, two lectures delivered at the Clark University: Draft 1969 March 6-7	35	25
The Path from Infancy to Language, two lectures delivered at the Clark University: Lecture transcript 1969 March 6-7	35	16-17
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The Path from Infancy to Language, two lectures delivered at the Clark University: Taped lecture 1969 March 6-7		121
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Some Linguistic Remarks on Aphasia, lecture notes, 7th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Aphasia, Boston 1969 September 30	34	18
Speech at the Symposium on Constantine the Philosopher, transcript, Prague, Charles University 1969	34	19
Speeches delivered at the University of Zagreb (300th Anniversary), manuscript 1969	34	20
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Laszlo Dezsö's interview with Roman Jakobson, Debrecen 1970s		122
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Stikhi i o stikhe, notes 1960-1970s	35	21
A. S. Pushkin, lecture notes (open vistas in poetry) 1970s	35	22-27
The Build-up and Downfall of Language: Draft 1970s	35	28
The Build-up and Downfall of Language: Notes 1970s	35	29
The Build-up and Downfall of Language: Lecture notes 1970s	35	30-31
Chomsky, Halle, lecture notes 1970s	35	32
History of Linguistics: Saussure, lecture notes 1970s	35	33-34
History of Linguistics: Notes 1970s	35	35-41
History of Linguistics: References, notes 1970s	35	42
History of Linguistics: Notes and related material 1970s	35	43
Linguistics: Notes 1970s	35	44-52
Linguistics: Lecture notes 1970s	35	53-54
Linguistics: Notes 1970s	35	55-57
Metrics, notes 1970s	35	58-59
Phonetics and Phonology, lecture notes 1970s	35	60-61
Poetics, notes 1970s	35	62-64
Semantics: Notes 1970s	35	65
Semantics: Lecture notes 1970s	35	66
Semantics: Notes 1970s	35	67-68
"Skira" book: Notes 1970s	35	69-71
"Skira" book: Background material 1970s	35	72-73
"Skira" book: Visual material	35	74
"Skira" book: Correspondence 1970-1973	35	75
Structuralism: Typescript (written for Enciclopedia Italiana) 1970s	35	76
Structuralism: Draft (manuscript) 1970s	35	77
Structuralism: Related material 1970s	35	78
Structuralism: Notes	36	1-13
Structuralism: Related material	36	14
Structuralism: Correspondence	36	15
La constitution du langage, lecture note, McGill University, Montreal 1970	36	16
Language and Other Sign Systems, lecture notes, University of Chicago 1970 March 12	36	17
Creative Power of Language, lecture notes, Brown University 1971	36	18
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Lecture on Shakespeare, Brown University 1971 April 22		122
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Russian Stress, notes 1971-1972	36	19
Archives du XX-éme siecle: Interview with Roman Jakobson for French Television, transcript 1972 December 28	36	20-23
Archives du XX-éme siecle: Interview with Roman Jakobson for French Television: Transcript edited by Jakobson	119c	86
Archives du XX-éme siecle: Interview with Roman Jakobson for French Television: Correspondence	36	24
Les caractères primordiaux du langage invariance et variations, draft of the first lecture at Collège de France 1972	36	25
L'Express interview with Roman Jakobson, transcript 1972	36	26
Four seminars on linguistics, stylistics, poetics and semiotics at Catholic University, Louvain, transcript 1972 February	36	27-28
Lectures delivered at the Instituto de Alta Cultura, Lisbon, Portugal 1972 Novemberr 20-30	36	29
La place de la sémantique les problems linguistiques, lecture notes, Collège de France 1972 December	36	30
The Polish Linguistic School, lecture notes, MIT 1972 April 10	36	31
The Polish Linguistic School, lecture, MIT: Correspondence 1972	36	32
Der Lebensweg eines Sprachforschers, four lectures for the Zürich Radio 1974 August to October	36	33-34
On Majakovskij, Interview for Sveriges Radio's program on Maíàkovkiǐ, typescript 1974	36	35
Les problémes actuels de la poétique, lecture notes, Madrid 1974 May 21	36	36
Tradition et innovation dans la science du langage, lecture notes 1974 May 22	36	37
The Twentieth Century in European and American Linguistics, lecture at LSA Symposium in New York City 1974 December 27	36	38
Comparative Indo-european Mythology, lecture transcript 1975	36	39
From Infancy to Language, lecture notes, Oxford Unversity 1975 May 17	36	40
From Infancy to Language: Lecture notes, Lund University 1975	36	41
From Infancy to Language: Miscellaneous lecture notes	36	42-47
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Lectures on Slavic Paganism, Harvard University, 1975 (tape no. 2 missing) 1975		122
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Slavic Mythology, transcript of lecture no. 1 1975	36	48
The Ultimate Constituents of Language and Their Interrelation, lecture summary, abstracts and notes, Lund University, University of Stockholm, Norwegian Society of Linguistics 1975	36	49-51
N. S. Trubetzkoy: Then and Now, lecture notes, Yale University 1976 April 5	36	52
Remarks on Structuralism, lecture notes, SUNY-Buffalo, The Catholic University 1976	36	53
The Six Decades of Linguistics I Have Witnessed, lecture notes, MIT and Boston University 1976	36	54
Three Lectures on Structuralism, lecture notes, Bergen University 1976 September 6-11	36	55-56
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Bengt Jangfeldt's interview with Roman Jakobson, Cambridge (February 4 to March 2), Ljugam (June 14) 1977		122
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Present Vistas of Linguistic Sciences, lecture notes, MIT 1977 May 10	36	57
Review of Jan Mukařovský's Volumes, notes, background material, articles by Mukařovský, correspondence 1977	36	58-69
Der Eigenart der Sprachlaute, lecture draft 1978	36	70
Der Eigenart der Sprachlaute: Notes	36	71
Forty Years of Distinctive Features, lecture notes 1979	36	72
Jost Wintelers Platz in der Geschichte der Linguistik, typescript 1979	36	73
Unusual Paths of Russian Language, Literature and Culture, lecture notes, Wellesley College 1980	36	74-80
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Unusual Paths of Russian Language, Literature and Culture: Wellesley College lectures 1980 February-March		122
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Speech on the occasion of receiving the A. Fetrinelli Prize, typescript and draft, Rome 1981	37	1-2
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Wellesley College lecture 1982 April 14		122
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Typology of Natural Languages, lecture notes, Rome 1981 January	37	3
Animal Communication, notes from a conference at Michigan University undated	37	4
Aphasia, notes undated	37	5
Comments on Sefer ha-Šoham by Benj. Klar undated	37	6
Dichotomies in Language, notes undated	37	7
Lev Tolstoy, Kazaki, notes undated	37	8
Lev Tolstoy, Kazaki, backbround material undated	37	9
Linguistics, notes undated	37	10-20
The Moscow Linguistic School, notes undated	37	21-22
Mythology, background material undated	37	23
Mythology, notes: Bibliography undated	37	24-27
Mythology, notes: Chernobog undated	37	28
Mythology, notes: Demonology undated	37	29
Mythology, notes: Demonology, Rarog undated	37	30
Mythology, notes: Demonology, Svarog undated	37	31
Mythology, notes: Div”, Bog undated	37	32-35
Mythology, notes: German undated	37	36
Mythology, notes: Idols undated	37	37
Mythology, notes: Kh"rs" undated	37	38
Mythology: Lecture notes undated	37	39-40
Mythology: Miscellaneous notes undated	37	41
Mythology, notes: Perun undated	37	42-46
Mythology, notes: Poetics and sound symbolism undated	37	47
Mythology, notes: Rod, Mokosh',Triglav undated	37	48
Mythology, notes: Sanctuaries, graves undated	37	49
Mythology, notes: Stribog undated	37	50
Mythology, notes: Svetovit undated	37	51
Mythology, notes: Taboo undated	37	52
Mythology, notes: Terminology undated	37	53-54
Mythology, notes: Vahagn undated	37	55-56
Mythology, notes: Veles undated	37	57-60
A paper edited by Roman Jakobson (Paul M. Waszink: "Metaphor and Metonymy") undated	37	61
Poetics, notes undated	37	62-63
The Polish Linguistic School, draft, undated	37	64
The Polish Linguistic School: Notes undated	37	65-68
The Polish Linguistic School: Notes undated	38	1-3
"Prague Linguistic Circle: A Collage" by Milada Součková, edited by Jakobson undated	38	4
Prosody, notes undated	38	5-7
Psychology, notes undated	38	8-9
Semiotics, a lecture transcript undated	38	10
The Structural Principles of the Verbal Code, draft undated	38	11
Unidentified notes undated	38	12-21
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Series 7. Writings and Speeches about Roman Jakobson Scope and Contents note This series contains a wide-ranging assortment of articles and reviews from newspapers and journals from all over the world and provides a rich source of information about Jakobson's life, work, and importance in the academic community. The series covers the period from 1921, when Jakobson went to Czechoslovakia as a member of the first Soviet mission, to his death in 1982. Many of the newspaper articles, printed on rapidly deteriorating paper, were copied onto more permanent paper and the originals destroyed. The material is arranged chronologically. The earliest review of Jakobson's work that appears in the collection concerns "Noveǐshaíà russkaíà poeziíà" (New Russian Poetry) and was published in Riga in 1921. The first Czech review of Jakobson's work, "The Influence of the Revolution on Russian Language," judged the work "interesting, illuminating, and witty," but expressed some mistrust of Jakobson as a member of the first Soviet mission to Czechoslovakia (box 38, folder 27). This suspicion is particularly apparent in reviews of his first significant work on verse, "O cheshskom stikhe", 1923 and 1926, in which he analyzed Russian and Czech verse. He used a new linguistic analytic method showing that it is fixed stress versus free stress that determines the character of verse, radically opposing previous prosodic theories (box 38, folders 29 & 31). As the review articles reflect increasing respect for Jakobson's scholarly contributions, the mistrust disappears. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s Jakobson's work as a linguist won him the support and appreciation of the Czech scholarly community. His rehabilitation of the literature and art of the Middle Ages in his edition of "Spor duše s tělem, O nebezpečném času smrti" (Two Poems on Death) was hailed by Arne Novak in 1927 as "excellent pioneering work, written with profound understanding" (box 38, folder 32). Political issues continued to surface occasionally, as in 1929, when an article in the conservative Narodni Listy (the National Newspaper) questioned Jakobson's election to the Slavic Institute on scholarly and political grounds; he was accused of being a Soviet agent (box 38, folder 34). Jakobson sued and the paper was forced to retract its accusation. Favorable reviews from the 1930s describe Jakobson's activities during the period, applauding his work on Vaclav Hanka, poetry of the Hussite era, Pushkin, and his lecture on medieval literature given at Brno (box 38, folder 35-38). An announcement from 1934 hails his appointment at Masaryk University: "...with special satisfaction we announce the appointment of outstanding Slavist Dr. Roman Jakobson..." (box 38, folder 39). Throughout the period reviews and articles reveal the recognition and appreciation Jakobson received for his improvements in theories on Czech verse, the new approach to medieval literature, and his achievements in linguistics. Although Jakobson arrived in New York in 1941, most reviews and articles from the early 1940s continued to be found in Czech sources. But by the late 1940s Jakobson was firmly established in the United States as reviews of La Geste du Prince Igor from the United States and around the world demonstrate (box 38, folder 54). Reviews from international scholarly journals are also included in the collection. A news report in New Yorské Listy in January 1949 gives details of a car accident in which Jakobson broke both legs and was left lying in the snow for over an hour until help arrived, with only whiskey as first aid (box 38, folder 55). Articles and reviews of Jakobson's work increase in number considerably in the 1960s as he began to spend part of each year abroad teaching and lecturing. Much of the material is from countries he visited during this period, including the Soviet Union. Although he was well received there and visited the country every two years until 1980, the only article we have, which appeared in Literaturnaíà gazeta in 1964, is hostile and derogatory. The largest amount of material appears at his death in 1982. Articles, obituaries, and speeches about Jakobson commemorate his life and contributions to academia (box 39, folders 15-23). Some of these memorial speeches are preserved on tape recordings. Besides articles and reviews, the series includes drafts of articles about him, some of which were never published. These drafts, sent to Jakobson for comments, are scattered throughout the series and include writings from such authors as Malmberg, C. H. Bergstrom, and A.W. de Groot (e.g., box 38, folder 57). Books written about Jakobson have been removed from the papers and catalogued into the Institute Archives Tech Collection.
	Box	Folder
Undated writings about Jakobson	38	22
Undated writings about Jakobson	119c	87
"Roman Jakobson's Cooperation with Scandinavian Linguists" by A. Baecklund-Ehler, typescript undated	38	23
"Roman Jakobson's Cooperation with Scandinavian Linguists" by A. Baecklund-Ehler typescript: Draft edited by Jakobson undated	38	24
"Roman Jakobson's Cooperation with Scandinavian Linguists" by A. Baecklund-Ehler typescript: List of references edited by Jakobson undated	38	25
"ÍÙbileinyǐ sbornik v chest' Romana Osipovicha` ÍÀkobsona," typescript edited by Jakobson undated	38	26
Writings about Jakobson 1921-1933	38	27-38
Writings about Jakobson: Collection of review quotations 1921-1933	119c	88
Writings about Jakobson 1934-1944	38	39-49
Writings about Jakobson: Selections from earlier articles, reviews etc., typed 1944	38	50
Writings about Jakobson 1945-1950, 1952, 1954-1968	38	51-72
Writings about Jakobson 1968-1982	39	1-19
Writings about Jakobson 1979	119c	89
Radio programs 1982	39	20
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Jakobson's obituary by Richard Elman 1982		122
Speech by V.V. Ivanov, Moscow 1982		122
	Box	Folder
Writings about Jakobson 1983	39	21-22
		Box
Symposium on Jakobson 1984 October		122
	Box	Folder
Writings about Jakobson 1985	39	23
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Series 8. Correspondence Scope and Contents note This series was formed by combining several correspondence files Jakobson maintained at different times. The series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with a few subjects interspersed. Topic files remain in General Correspondence. Material related to specific series, such as teaching, societies, and foreign universities, have remained with the appropriate series, but there is some overlapping and both correspondence and the other series should be checked. This series, which is self-indexing, is not included in the Index of Correspondents. The series is divided into three subseries: General Correspondence, Correspondence with Publishers, and Letters of Recommendation.
Subseries 8A. General Correspondence Scope and Contents note As most of Jakobson's papers were destroyed when he fled Czechoslovakia in 1939, there is little correspondence from the pre-war period, with the exception of some letters to Otokar Fischer (box 41, page 25), which were copied and preserved for unknown reasons. Correspondence with N. S. Trubetzkoy, which was published in 1975(h), can be found in Published Writings (box 123). Most of the correspondence dates from Jakobson's arrival in the United States. The list of correspondents reveals the breadth and diversity of Jakobson's network among American and international scholars, and provides a sense of his influence on linguistics, on the development of Slavic studies, and on the academic community. Jakobson maintained a long-term correspondence with a number of colleagues. Letters between Jakobson and Ernest Simmons during the 1940s and 1950s describe Jakobson's experiences at Columbia University and the establishment of the Thomas G. Masaryk Chair of Czechoslovak Studies (box 46, folders 13-16). A lengthy correspondence with Roger G. Wasson during the 1950s describes their mutual efforts to promote Slavic studies in the United States, including the establishment of The Committee for the Promotion of Slavic Studies. A considerable portion of the exchange is devoted to a discussion of the etymology of mushroom names, which was essential to Wasson's publication on Amanita muscaria (box 47, folders 10-17). Over the years Jakobson corresponded with many linguists and other scholars on all continents. Many of the individuals included in this section were once students of Jakobson, and he continued to correspond with them throughout their careers.
	Box	Folder
Unidentified correspondence	39	24-28
A - Ag	39	29
Ah - Al	39	30
Am	39	31
An - And	39	32
Ane - Aq	39	33
Ar - Ase	39	34
Ash - Az	39	35
Abernathy	39	36
Acta Linguistica	39	37
Arsen'ev	39	38
Ashton	39	39
Austerlitz	39	40
B - Balac	39	41
Balak - Ban	39	42
Bar - Bas	40	1
Bat - Bea	40	2
Bec - Bell	40	3
Bella - Ben	40	4
Ber - Berli	40	5
Berm - Bez	40	6
Bi - Bil	40	7
Bin - Blac	40	8
Blak - Bloc	40	9
Blok - Blu	40	10
Bo - Bona	40	11
Boni - Bou	40	12
Bow - Bre	40	13
Bri - Broc	40	14
Brod - Browe	40	15
Brown	40	16
Bru - Bul	40	17
Bun - Byz	40	18
Berlstein	40	19
Bloch	40	20
Bogatyrev	40	21
Bonfante	40	22
Brik	40	23
Bröndal, R.	40	24
Bröndal, V.	40	25
Bundy	40	26
Burgi	40	27
C - Calif	40	28
Cam	40	29
Can - Carr	40	30
Cars - Cer	40	31
Ces - Cha	40	32
Che - Chi	40	33
Chl - Ci	40	34
Cl	40	35
Co - Coll	40	36
Com - Cosl	40	37
Cosm - Cox	40	38
Cr - Cz	40	39
Cantineau	40	40
Cassierer	40	41
Chalupa: S.J. Ragosin - Correspondence regarding František Chalupa 1924-1925	119c	90
Chalupa: Documents and correspondence 1857-1925	119c	91
Chalupa: Correspondence 1882-1887	119c	92
Chalupa: Fragments circa 1874	119c	93
Chao	40	42
Cheremeteff	40	43
Cherry	40	44
Čiževska, L.	40	45-46
Čiževska, D.	40	47
Cocron	40	48
Colaclides	40	49
Columbia University/ Columbia University Libraries/ Columbia University Press	40	50
D - Dan	40	51
Dar - Dem	40	52
Den - Did	40	53
Die - Dl	40	54
Dob - Doro	40	55
Dors - Dr	41	1
Du	41	2
Dv - Dz	41	3
Dawson	41	4
Dodd	41	5-6
Dostál	41	7
Dostert	41	8
Dunham	41	9
Dvorník	41	10-11
E - Ek	41	12
El	41	13
Em - Er	41	14
Es - Ez	41	15
Edgerton	41	16-17
Erlich	41	18-20
F - Fan	41	21
Far - Faz	41	22
Fe	41	23
Fi	41	24
Fl	41	25
Fo	41	26
Fra - Fre	41	27
Fri	41	28
Fru - Fu	41	29
Fant	41	30
Fassett	41	31
Ferrell	41	32-34
Fischer, Otokar 1925-1937	41	35
Fischer-Jørgensen	41	36
Florovsky	41	37
Folejewski	41	38
Fónagy	41	39
Fortes	41	40
G - Garb	41	41
Gard - Geo	41	42
Ger - Ges	41	43
Gh - Gl	41	44
Go - Gon	41	45
Goo - Gos	41	46
Gou - Gov	41	47
Gra - Green	41	48
Greet - Gry	41	49
Gs - Gui	41	50
Gul - Gv	41	51
Garvin	41	52-53
Gibian	41	54
Gimbutas	41	55
Grabar	41	56
Greenberg	41	57
Grégoire, A./ Grégoire, Ch./ Grégoire E.	41	58
Grégoire, H.	41	59
de Groot	41	60-62
Gurian	42	1
H - Hah	42	2
Hal	42	3
Ham	42	4
Han	42	5
Hap - Har	42	6
Has - Hau	42	7
Hav - Haz	42	8
Hea - Hen	42	9
Hep - Hez	42	10
Hi - Hn	42	11
Ho - Holmer	42	12
Holmes - Hos	42	13
Hou - Hy	42	14
Hammerich	42	15
Hamp	42	16
Harkins	42	17
Harris	42	18
Haugen	42	19
Havránek, B./ Havránek, Z.	42	20
Hill, A. A.	42	21
Hitchcock	42	22
Hjelmslev	42	23
Høeg	42	24
Holenstein, D./ Holenstein, E.	42	25
Hymes	42	26
I - Ins	42	27
Int - Iz	42	28
Isačenko	42	29
Ivanov, V. V.	42	30
Ivić M./ Ivić P.	42	31
J - Jah	42	32
Jak - Jan	42	33
Jap - Jay	42	34
Je - Ji	42	35
Jof - Joo	42	36
Jos - Ju	42	37
Jacobs	42	38
Jagoditsch	42	39
Josselson	42	40-41
K - Kap	42	42
Kar - Kaz	42	43
Kea - Kenn	42	44
Kent - Kiz	42	45
Kl - Kn	42	46
Koc - Kop	42	47
Kor - Koz	42	48
Kra	42	49
Kre - Krz	42	50
Ku - Ky	42	51
Kaiser	42	52-53
Karpovich	43	1-2
Kawamoto	43	3
Kiparsky, P./ Kiparsky, V.	43	4
Kiparsky, P.	119c	73
Kluckhorn	43	5
Kondratov	43	6
Konovalov, S.	43	7
Koyré	43	8
Krader, B./ Krader, L.	43	9
Kridl	43	10
Kučera	43	11
Kurath	43	12
Kuryłowicz	43	13
L - Lanc	43	14
Land - Lani	43	15
Lant - Laz	43	16
Lea - Lehn	43	17
Leho - Lej	43	18
Lek - Lenn	43	19
Lens - Les	43	20
Lev - Lez	43	21
Lh - Lig	43	22
Lih - Ll	43	23
Lob - Lom	43	24
Lon - Loz	43	25
Lub - Lur	43	26
Lut - Ly	43	27
Lacan, J./ Lacan, S.	43	28
Leach	43	29
Lednicki	43	30
Leopold	43	31
Leslau, C./ Leslau, W.	43	32
Lévi-Strauss	43	33-34
Liehm	43	35
Likhachev	43	36
Lord	43	37
Lotz	43	38
M - Macl	43	39
Macm - Mah	43	40
Mai - Mand	43	41
Manf - Marc	43	42
Marci - Mark	43	43
Maro - Marv	43	44
Mas	43	45
Mat - May	43	46
Mea - Men	43	47
Mer - Mez	43	48
Mic	43	49
Mid - Milla	43	50
Mille - Ming	43	51
Mini - Ml	43	52
Mod - Mok	43	53
Mol - More	44	1
Morg - Mose	44	2
Moss - Mr	44	3
Muc - Mul	44	4
Mun - My	44	5
McLean	44	6
Mágr	44	7
Malkiel	44	8
Malyshev	44	9
Mareš	44	10
Markov	44	11
Martinet	44	12
Maslenikov	44	13
Matejka	44	14
Mayenowa	44	15
Meillet, A. 1929	44	16
Mel'čuk	44	17
Menges, K. H./ Menges, N.	44	18
Mirkine-Guetzevitch	44	19
Na	44	20
Nea - Neu	44	21
New	44	22
Ni	44	23
Nob - Nos	44	24
Not - Ny	44	25
Nezval, Vítězslav - two poems for Roman Jakobson (manuscript)	119c	94
O - Od	44	26
Oe - Oq	44	27
Or - Ost	44	28
Osw - Oz	44	29
P - Pan	44	30
Pap - Pas	44	31
Pat - Pen	44	32
Pet - Pf	44	33
Ph - Pi	44	34
Pl - Pok	44	35
Pol	44	36
Pom - Por	44	37
Pos - Poz	44	38
Pra - Pri	44	39
Pro - Puh	44	40
Pul - Puz	44	41
Picchio, R.	44	42
Poggiolo	44	43
Q	44	44
R - Ram	44	45
Ran - Rau	44	46
Rav - Reh	44	47
Rei	44	48
Rem - Riv	44	49
Rob - Rom	44	50
Ron - Roy	45	1
Rub - Ruk	45	2
Rum - Ry	45	3
Ragosin	45	4
de Ridder	45	5
Ripka, H./ Ripka, N.	45	6
Rosen, E. K.	45	7
Rosetti	45	8
Ross, J. R.	45	9
Rubenstein, H.	45	10
Rudy, W.	45	11
Ruwet	45	12
Ružičić	45	13
S - Sal	45	14
Sam - Sar	45	15
Sas - Sav	45	16
Saw - Sche	45	17
Schi -Schm	45	18
Schn - Sco	45	19
Se	45	20
Sf - Sha	45	21
Shc - Shi	45	22
Shn - Sima	45	23
Sime - Sj	45	24
Sk - Sla	45	25
Sle - Sme	45	26
Smi - Soc	45	27
Sof - Sol	45	28
Sor - Sov	45	29
Sp - Sr	45	30
St - Stani	45	31
Stank - Staro	45	32
Starr - Staw	45	33
Ste - Ster	45	34
Stev - Sti	45	35
Sto	45	36
Stra	45	37
Stre - Stro	45	38
Stru - Stu	45	39
Su	45	40
Sv - Swe	45	41
Swi - Sz	45	42
St. Clair-Sobell	45	43
Salzmann	45	44
Savicky, P.N.	45	45
Savicky, P.N.	119c	95
Schaff	45	46
Schapiro, Meyer	45	47
Schenker, A.	45	48
van Schooneveld, C. H./ van Schooneveld E.	45	49-53
Sebeok, T.	46	1-4
Seiler	46	5
Semiotics: A - L 1961-1973	46	6
Semiotics: M - Z 1961-1973	46	7
Senn	46	8
Šerech	46	9
Setschkareff	46	10
Ševčenko	46	11
Shelly, M.	46	12
Simmons, E. J.	46	13-16
Skendi	46	17
Soloviev	46	18
Sommerfelt, Alf/ Sommerfelt, Aimee	46	19-21
Springer, G. P.	46	22
Stankiewicz	46	23
Stegagno Picchio	46	24
Steinitz, R./ Steinitz, W.	46	25
Stenbok-Fermor, E./ Stenbok-Fermor, I.	46	26
Stender-Petersen	46	27
Stern, R.R.	46	28
Strunk	46	29
Šturm, R.	46	30
Szeftel	46	31-32
T - Tat	46	33
Tau - Tay	46	34
Te	46	35
Th	46	36
Ti - Tol	46	37
Tom - Toy	46	38
Tr - Trn	46	39
Tro - Ts	46	40
Tu - Tv	46	41
Tw - Ty	46	42
Taranovski	46	43-44
Trubetzkoy, V. P.	46	45
U - Un	46	46
Ur - Uy	46	47
V - Val	46	48
Van - Vaz	46	49
Ve	46	50
Vi - Vl	46	51
Vo - Vy	46	52
Vernadsky, G. V.	46	53-54
Vinogradov, V. V.	46	55
Voegelin, C. F.	46	56-57
Wa	47	1
We - Weins	47	2
Weint - Welle	47	3
Wells - Wer	47	4
Wes - Wh	47	5
Wi - Wil	47	6
Wim - Wl	47	7
Wo	47	8
Wr - Wy	47	9
Wasson, R. G. 1946-1948	47	10
Wasson, R. G. 1949-1951	47	11
Wasson, R. G. 1952-1953	47	12
Wasson, R. G. 1954-1957	47	13
Wasson, R. G. 1958-1980	47	14
Wasson, R. G.: Etymology of mushroom names 1946-1950	47	15
Wasson, R. G.: Etymology of mushroom names 1951-1971	47	16
Wasson, R. G.: Etymology of mushroom names (Includes a paper by V. N. Toporov and a reprint by Marie Majtanová) 1977-1980	47	17
Wasson, V. P.	47	18
Weinreich, Max	47	19-20
Weinreich, U.	47	21
Wellek, R.	47	22
Whatmough	47	23-24
Whitfield, F.	47	25
Wilson, T. J.	47	26
Worth, D. S.	47	27
Ya	47	28
Ye - Yu	47	29
Yourieff	47	30
Z - Zar	47	31
Zav - Zg	47	32
Zh - Zu	47	33
Zil'bershtein	47	34
Zółkiewski	47	35
Zollinger	47	36
Zvegintsev	47	37
Zwirner	47	38
Invitations 1962, 1963, 1965-1982	47	39-58
Publication exchange	47	59
Reprint mailing list	47	60-61
Subseries 8B. Correspondence with Publishers Scope and Contents note This subseries documents Jakobson's relationships with the publishing houses, translators, and editors of books and journals who disseminated the work of this very prolific scholar. Correspondence includes requests for articles and anthologies, publishing agreements, and financial information. Several reviews and other articles originally interfiled with the correspondence have been refiled in the Reprints series. Correspondence and agreements document Jakobson's longstanding relationships with two publishers in particular. Correspondence with the MIT Press, publisher of Sound and Meanings and Dialogues, spans the period from 1952 to 1982 (box 50, folder 29-38). Most of Jakobson's other major works, including Child's Language and the eight volumes of Selected Writings, were published by Mouton (box 48, folders 29-53).
	Box	Folder
Articles	48	1
Festschriften	48	2
Requests for rights	48	3
Reviews	48	4
Arabic publishers	48	5-6
Argentinian publishers	48	7
Belgian publishers	48	8
Brazilian publishers: Editôra Cultrix	48	9
Brazilian publishers: Editôra Perspectiva	48	10
Brazilian publishers: Other publishers	48	11
British Publishers: Cambridge University Press	48	12
British Publishers: The Clarendon Press (Oxford)/ Oxford University Press	48	13
British Publishers: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.	48	14
British Publishers: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.	119c	96
British Publishers: The Harvester Press Ltd.	48	15
British Publishers: The Harvester Press Ltd.	119c	97
British Publishers: Jonathan Cape Ltd.	48	16
British Publishers: Macmillan & Co. Ltd. (London)	48	17
British Publishers: Penguin Books Ltd. (England)	48	18
British Publishers: SEFT / SCREEN	48	19
British Publishers: The Times Literary Supplement	48	20
British Publishers: Other publishers	48	21
Bulgarian publishers	48	22
Canadian publishers	48	23
Czechoslovak Publishers	48	24
Czechoslovak Publishers: Notes for a publication project 1960s	48	25
Danish publishers: The Nature Method Center 1965-1967	48	26
Danish publishers: Other publishers	48	27
Dutch publishers: D. Reidel Publishing Company	48	28
Dutch publishers: Mouton 1966-1976	48	29-37
Dutch publishers: Mouton/ de Gruyter 1977-1982	48	38-40
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Agreements	48	41
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Copyrights	48	42
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Selected Writings, Vol. 2	48	43
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Selected Writings, Vol. 5	48	44
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Selected Writings, Vol. 6	48	45
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Selected Writings, Vol. 3	48	46
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Selected Writings, Vol. 6 (Stephen Rudy)	48	47
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Selected Writings, Vol. 7	48	48
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Poetics	48	49
Dutch publishers: Mouton - Semiotica	48	50
Dutch publishers: Mouton - IJSLP ( International Journal of Slavic Linguistics & Poetics) 1963-1982	48	51-53
Dutch publishers: Peter de Ridder Press/ IJSLP 1974-1975	48	54-55
Dutch publishers: North Holland Publishing Company	48	56
Dutch publishers: Other publishers	48	57
Festschrift invitations: Andreyev - Florovsky 1967-1982	48	58
Festschrift invitations: Gasparini - Hüttle-Folter	48	59
Festschrift invitations: Kerns - Quirk	48	60
Festschrift invitations: Ivor A. Richards 1972	48	61
Festschrift invitations: Ricouer - Zwirner	48	62
Festschriften - Taranovski 1969-1973	48	63
French publishers: L'Arc	48	64
French publishers: Éditions D'Art Albert Skira	48	65
French publishers: L'Express	48	66
French publishers: Éditions Gallimard	48	67
French publishers: L'Homme	48	68
French publishers: Librairie Ernest Flammarion	48	69
French publishers: Les Éditions de Minuit	49	1-4
French publishers: Radiodiffusion-Télívision Française	49	5
French publishers: Éditions Robert Laffont	49	6
French publishers: Éditions de Seuil - Change	49	7
French publishers: Éditions de Seuil - Poetique	49	8
French publishers: Éditions de Seuil - Tel Quel	49	9
French publishers: Éditions de Seuil - Taxation documents	49	10
French publishers: UNESCO	49	11-12
French publishers: Other publishers	49	13
German publishers - East Germany: Akademie Verlag	49	14
German publishers - East Germany: Other publishers	49	15
German publishers - West Germany: Athenäum Verlag	49	16
German publishers - West Germany: Verlag Kiepenheuer & Witsch	49	17
German publishers - West Germany: Nymphenburger Verlagshandlung (München)	49	18
German publishers - West Germany: Verlag Roter Stern	49	19
German publishers - West Germany: Sprachwissenschaft	49	20
German publishers - West Germany: Suhrkamp Verlag	49	21-22
German publishers - West Germany: Verwertungsgesellschaft Wissenschaft (West German copyright laws)	49	23
German publishers - West Germany: Walter de Gruyter & Co.	49	24
German publishers - West Germany: Wieland Schulz - Keil Productions (German Television)	49	25
German publishers - West Germany: Wilhelm Fink Verlag	49	26
German publishers - West Germany: Other publishers	49	27-28
Greek publishers	49	29
Hungarian publishers	49	30
Icelandic publishers	49	31
Israeli publishers: Slavica Hierosolymitana	49	32
Israeli publishers: Other publishers	49	33
Italian publishers: Accademia Nazionale Dei Lincei	49	34
Italian publishers: Casa Editrice Valentino Bompani & Co.	49	35
Italian publishers: Casa Editrice Valentino Bompani & Co.	119c	98
Italian publishers: Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editors	49	36
Italian publishers: Giulio Einaudi Editors	49	37-38
Italian publishers: Giulio Einaudi Editors	119c	99
Italian publishers: Guareschi	49	39
Italian publishers: Mondadori Publishing Company/ Il Saggiatore	49	40
Italian publishers: Societá Editrice il Muilino	49	41
Italian publishers: Edizioni UNICOPLI	49	42
Italian publishers: Unione Typographico - Editrice Torinese	49	43
Italian publishers: Other publishers	49	44-45
Japanese publishers: Iwanami Shoten	49	46
Japanese publishers: Kodansha Publishers	49	47
Japanese publishers: Labo International Exchange Foundation	49	48
Japanese publishers: Misuzu Shobo Publishing Co.	49	49
Japanese publishers: Tashukan Publishing Co.	49	50
Japanese publishers: Tashukan Publishing Co.	119c	100
Japanese publishers: TEC Corporation for Language and Education Research	49	51-52
Japanese publishers: Éditions Zenon Gakufu Shuppan-Sha	119c	101
Japanese publishers: Other publishers	49	53
Korean publishers	49	54
Liechtenstein publishers - Kraus Reprints	49	55
Mexican publishers: Editorial Nueva Imagen	49	56
Mexican publishers: Plural	49	57
Mexican publishers: Siglio Veintiuno Editores	49	58
Mexican publishers: Other publishers	49	59
Norwegian publishers	49	60
Polish publishers	49	61
Portugese publishers: Livraria Bertrand	49	62
Portugese publishers: Moraes Editores	49	63
Portugese publishers: Other publishers	49	64
Roumanian publishers	49	65
South African publishers	49	66
South American publishers	49	67
Soviet publishers	49	68
Spanish publishers: Editorial Ayuso	49	69
Spanish publishers: Editorial Gredos	49	70
Spanish publishers: Icaria Editorial	49	71
Spanish publishers: Salvat Editores	49	72
Spanish publishers: Editorial Seix Barral / Editorial Ariel	49	73-75
Spanish publishers: Taurus Ediciones	49	76
Spanish publishers: Other publishers	49	77
Swedish publishers: P. A. Norstedt & Söners Forlag	50	1
Swedish publishers: Other publishers	50	2
Swiss publishers	50	3
U.S. publishers: Academic Press	50	4
U.S. publishers: Academic Press - Information & Control	50	5
U.S. publishers: Alfred A. Knopf	50	6
U.S. publishers: Ardis Press	50	7
U.S. publishers: Barre Publishers	50	8
U.S. publishers: Beacon Press / Yale French Studies	50	9
U.S. publishers: Bollingen Foundation	50	10
U.S. publishers: Bollingen Foundation	119c	102
U.S. publishers: Brown University Press	50	11
U.S. publishers: Charles Scribner's Sons	50	12
U.S. publishers: Columbia University Press	50	13
U.S. publishers: Columbia University Press	119c	103
U.S. publishers: Diacritics (Cornell University)	50	14
U.S. publishers: Doubleday & Company	50	15
U.S. publishers: Encyclopedia Americana - "Trubezkoy" entry	50	16
U.S. publishers: Farrar, Straus & Giroux	50	17
U.S. publishers: Ford Humanities Project (Princeton University)	50	18
U.S. publishers: Funk & Wagnalls	50	19
U.S. publishers: Gale Research Co.	50	20
U.S. publishers: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc.	50	21
U.S. publishers: Harper & Row	50	22
U.S. publishers: Harper & Row	119c	104
U.S. publishers: Herder and Herder	50	23
U.S. publishers: Holt, Rinehart & Winston	50	24
U.S. publishers: Indiana University Press	50	25
U.S. publishers: Johns Hopkins University Press / Basil Blackwell Publishers	50	26
U.S. publishers: Marquis Who's Who, Inc.	119c	105
U.S. publishers: Little, Brown & Co.	50	27
U.S. publishers: Michigan Studies in the Humanities	50	28
U.S. publishers: MIT Press - The Technology Press 1952-1960	50	29-30
U.S. publishers: MIT Press - Science of Communication Series 1961-1962	50	31
U.S. publishers: MIT Press 1963-1979	50	32-36
U.S. publishers: MIT Press - Agreements	50	37
U.S. publishers: MIT Press - Agreements	119c	106
U.S. publishers: MIT Press - Linguistic Inquiry	50	38
U.S. publishers: Modern Language Association of America	50	39
U.S. publishers: Modern Occasions	50	40
U.S. publishers: Newberry House Publishers	50	41
U.S. publishers: The New York Review of Books	50	42
U.S. publishers: State of New York publishers	50	43
U.S. publishers: Pantheon Books	50	44
U.S. publishers: Prentice-Hall	50	45
U.S. publishers: Princeton University Press	50	46
U.S. publishers: Reader's Digest Books Inc.	50	47
U.S. publishers: Research Center for Language & Semiotic Studies (Indiana University)	50	48
U.S. publishers: Sub-Stance	50	49
U.S. publishers: Style	50	50
U.S. publishers: University publishers	50	51
U.S. publishers: University of California Press	50	52
U.S. publishers: University of California Press - Viator	50	53
U.S. publishers: University of Chicago Press	50	54
U.S. publishers: University of Texas Press	50	55
U.S. publishers: W. W. Norton & Co.	50	56
U.S. publishers: Xerox - University Microfilms (Ann Arbor)	50	57
U.S. publishers: Yale University Press	50	58
U.S. publishers: Other publishers	50	59-61
Yugoslav publishers	50	62
Subseries 8C. Letters of Recommendation Access note Materials in this subseries are restricted for 75 years from the date of creation. Consult the Institute Archives for further information. Scope and Contents note This subseries consists primarily of references Jakobson wrote for students and colleagues, and correspondence about them. A few files contain only biographical information or personal correspondence Jakobson never intended to use for recommendations, but they were left in the collection to preserve Jakobson's original order. The recommendations were often written to support funding requests to various institutions, particularly the Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation with which Jakobson had close ties. A considerable portion of this section consists of recommendations written for former students, including Elmmar Holenstein (box 51, folders 62 63), Horace Lunt (box 52, folder 24), Cornelius H. van Schooneveld (box 53, folder 21), Thomas Sebeok (box 53, folder 23), and Dean S. Worth (box 53, folder 83). But besides helping to place his own students, Jakobson helped his European colleagues who applied for jobs or research funding in the United States, Canada, or Australia (e.g., Ilse Lehiste [box 52, folder 17] and Peter Colaclides [box 51, folder 10]). Jakobson gave particular attention to immigrant scholars (not necessarily linguists) from Czechoslovakia, Poland, and the Soviet Union, who were either known to him personally or referred to him by friends and "liberation committees," including John Lotz (box 52, folder 23), George Gibian (box 51, folder 40), and Anatoly Liberman (box 52, folder 18). Jakobson continued to help immigrant scholars throughout his life, as the folder on Igor Mel'čuk, who was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1976, shows (box 52, folder 36; see also General Correspondence, box 44, folder 17).
	Box	Folder
A	50a	1
Abernathy	50a	2
Agushi	50a	3
Anderson	50a	4
Andreev	50a	5
Angere	50a	6
Arndt, N	50a	7
Arndt, W	50a	8
Aronson	50a	9
Aroutunova	50a	10
Austerlitz	50a	11
Auty	50a	12
B	50a	13-18
Baer	50a	19
Baran	50a	20
Barthes	50a	21
Bedrosian	50a	22
Beebe	50a	23
Belinkova	50a	24
Benediktsson	50a	25
Benson	50a	26
Besharov-Djaparidze	50a	27
Beynen	50a	28
Birnbaum	50a	29
Blumstein	50b	1
Bogatyrev	50b	2
Bouissac	50b	3
Bowman	50b	4
Brown, C. E.	50b	5
Brown, E.	50b	6
Buczynska-Garevicz	50b	7
Burbank	50b	8
Burton	50b	9
C	51	1-2
Cap	51	3
Carey	51	4
Carey	51	5
Chodakowska	51	6
Chomsky	51	7
Chvany	51	8
Čiževska	51	9
Colaclides	51	10
Colaclides	51	11
D	51	12
Dawson	51	13
Deutsch	51	14
Doležel	51	15
Dorfman	51	16
Dubrov	51	17
Ďurovič	51	18
Dziewanowski	51	19
E	51	20
Eleneff	51	21
Engberg	51	22
Even-Zohar	51	23
F	51	24
Fairley	51	25
Falkowska	51	26
Fant	51	27
Feinberg	51	28
Ferrell	51	29
Filipović	51	30
Filonov-Gove	51	31
Florovsky	51	32
Folejewski	51	33
Fónagy	51	34
Foster	51	35
G	51	36-37
Gamkrelidze	51	38
Ghosh	51	39
Gibian	51	40
Gimbutas	51	41
Gliksman	51	42
Goldstein	51	43
Golopentia-Eretescu	51	44
Gomes	51	45
Gourevitch	51	46
Green	51	47
Greenberg	51	48
Gribble	51	49-50
de Groot	51	51
H	51	52-53
Halle	51	54
Hammond	51	55
Hanako	51	56
Harden	51	57
Held	51	58
Henley	51	59
Hirsch	51	60
Hitchcock	51	61
Holenstein	51	62-63
Holodny	51	64
Hrushovski	51	65
Hulanicki	51	66
Humesky	51	67
Hüttle-Worth	51	68
Hvížďala	51	69
I	51	70-71
Iverson	51	72
J	51	73
Jacquart	51	74
Jenkins	51	75
Juilland	51	76
K	51	77-78
Kahane	52	1
Karcevski	52	2
Kayaloff	52	3
Keiler	52	4
Kevelson	52	5
Kiparsky	52	6
Kiparsky	119c	107
Klagstad	52	7
Kodjak	52	8
Kotey	52	9
Kučera	52	10
Kuryłowicz	52	11
L	52	12-15
Lacan	52	16
Lehiste	52	17
Liberman	52	18
Lidov	52	19
Lightner	52	20
Lípa	52	21
Lipson	52	22
Lotz	52	23
Lunt	52	24
Lynch	52	25
M	52	26-30
Maeda	52	31
Malécot	52	32
Maranda	52	33
Matejka	52	34
Martin	52	35
Mel'čuk	52	36
Mengis-Riemenschneider	52	37
Milner	52	38
Mirsky	52	39
Moravcsik, E.	52	40
Moravcsik, G.	52	41
N	52	42
Nadejena	52	43
Nagy	52	44
Nattiez	52	45
Newman, A.	52	46
Newman, L. W.	52	47
Nilsson	52	48
O	52	49
Obolensky	52	50
P	52	51-52
Pacaluyko	52	53
Paducheva	52	54
Pachmuss	52	55
Pantzer	52	56
Pelc	52	57
Picchio	52	58
Picchio-Simonelli	52	59
Pipa	52	60
Pirková-Jakobson	52	61
Poltoratzky	52	62
Pop, M.	52	63
Pouschine, T.	52	64
Preziosi	52	65
R	52	66-67
Raskin	52	68
Ratner	52	69
Reinhart	52	70
Richards, I. A	52	71-72
Riesner	53	1
Ristinen-Hagstrom	53	2
Ronen	53	3
Rosetti	53	4
Ross, J. R.	53	5
Rubenstein, H.	53	6
Rudy, S.	53	7
Rūķe-Draviņa	53	8
Ruwet	53	9
Ružičková	53	10
S	53	11-16
Samilov	53	17
Sangster	53	18
Scammell	53	19
Schaerlakens	53	20
von Schooneveld, C.	53	21
Scott, L. H.	53	22
Sebeok	53	23
Seifert	53	24
Semeka	53	25
Setschkareff	53	26
Ševoroškin	53	27
Shapiro, M.	53	28
Shaumyan	53	29
Shimkin	53	30
Siatkowski	53	31
Siegel	53	32
Smetáček	53	33
Soloviev	53	34
Solski	53	35
Sommerfelt	53	36
Součková	53	37
Springer, G. P.	53	38
Stahlberger	53	39
Stakiewicz, E.	53	40
Starbird	53	41
Stein, S.	53	42
Sternbach	119c	108
Stolz	53	43
Šturm	53	44
Survillo	53	45
Szeftel	53	46
T	53	47-48
Taranovski	53	49
Tarlinskaíà	53	50
Taylor, M. L.	53	51
Teeter	53	52
Thompson, J.	53	53
Tosevic	119c	109
Troyat	53	54
Tschirwa	53	55
Tsou	53	56
Tumins	53	57
U	53	58
V	53	59-60
Vaina	53	61
Vakar	53	62
Valesio	53	63
Vallier	53	64
Varney	53	65
Vickery	53	66
Volek	53	67
Vosnjak	53	68
Vrzalová	53	69
Vulfson	53	70
W	53	71-72
Wasson, R. G.	53	73
Watkins	53	74
Waugh	53	75
Weinreich, M.	53	76
Weissgerber	53	77
Wellek	53	78
Wierzbicka	53	79
Winner, I.	53	80-81
Winner, T.	53	82
Worth	53	83
Wynne	53	84
Y	53	85
Yokoyama	53	86
Z	50b	10-11
Zarechnak	50b	12
Zawadowski	50b	13
Zilberman	50b	14
Zilli	50b	15
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Series 9. Unpublished Papers by Others Scope and Contents note Series 9 and 10 comprise an extensive collection of papers and articles Jakobson assembled intentionally or received unsolicited during his long career and retained to be used as background material for his work. The works are arranged alphabetically by author. They reflect the complete diversity of Jakobson's interests. The distinction between papers (Series 9) and reprints (Series 10) reflects Jakobson's original order. Most of the papers are typed or mimeographed rather than printed. Some have never been published or represent unauthorized versions "not for quotation." Reprints include journals and photocopies of magazine articles and chapters of books. The papers and reprints attest to the wide range of Jakobson's interests during his long career. They document the development of areas and subjects over a period of one hundred years. Among the collection are some obscure or rare items, such as those published in nineteenth century Russia, that might be difficult to obtain. There is rich material for researchers interested in such subjects as Slavic studies, mythology, brain research, and phonology.
		Box
Aarsleff, Hans		54
Abernathy, Robert		54
Abrahams, Roger D.		54
Abrahamson, Arthur S.		54
Academy of Achievement		54
Affect System		54
Agranowitz, Aleen and McKeown, Milfred		54
Agushi, Irina		54
Akhutina, T. V.		54
Akhutina, T. V. and Glozman, Zh. M.		54
Aksenov, I. A.		54
Alisjahbana, S. Takdir		54
Allen, W. S.		54
American College		54
Ananthanarayana, H. S.		54
Ancient Images		54
Andrade, Carlos D.		54
Andrieux, C. J.		54
Angere, Iokhannes		54
Aomi, Junichi		54
Aphasia		54
Appel, W.		54
Applegate, J. R.		54
Aquinas and Freud		54
Arany, A. L.		54
Arbor, Ann		54
Arey, Phillip		54
Arlandi, Gianfranco		54
Armstrong, John A.		54
Arom, Simha		54
Asian and African Languages		54
Atlas Linguarum Europae		54
Austerlitz, Robert		54
Automatic Dictionary		54
Avalle, Silvio		54
Babby, Leonard H.		54
Bahl, K. C.		54
Bailey, Charles-James N. and Milner, Jean-Claude G.		54
Bailey, Richard W. and Burton, Sister Dolores Marie		54
Ballmer, Thomas T.		54
Balmor, Clemente Hernando		54
Banerjee, Maria Nemcova		54
Baran, Henryk		54
Bar-Hillel, Yehoshua		54
Barker, George C.		54
Baron, Naomi and Kučera, Henry		54
Barron, Arthur S.		54
Bartkowiakowa, Anna		54
Bartkowiakowa, Anna and Gleichgewicht, B.		54
Bashō, Matsuo		54
Battison, Robbin; Bellugi-Klima, Ursula; and Klima, Edward S.		54
Bauman, Richard		54
Baumgärtner, Klaus		54
Bazak, Jacob		54
Bazell, C. E.		54
Bech, Gunnar		54
Belevitch, V.		54
Bell, Alan		54
Bellert, Irena		54
Bellert, Irena and Nattiez, J. J.		54
Bellert, Irena and Saloni, Zygmunt		54
Bellugi-Klima, Ursula		54
Ben-Amos, Dan		54
Benveniste, E.		54
Benzer, Seymour		54
Benzon, William		55
Bergsland, K.		55
Berk, Chr. A. van den		55
Berman, Harold J.		55
Bever, Thomas G. and Ross, John Robert		55
Beynen, G. K.		55
Bhat, D. N. S.		55
Bielawski, Ludwik		55
Bierwisch, Manfred		55
Bierwisch, Manfred and Motsch, Wolfgang		55
Binchy, D. A.		55
Birnbaum, Henrik		55
Black, A. G.		55
Blanche, Stephen		55
Blesser, Barry		55
Bloch, Bernard		55
Blocker, Dianne		55
Blumenthal, Arthur L.		55
Blumstein, Sheila E.		55
Blumstein, Sheila E. and Cooper, William		55
Blumstein, Sheila E. and Goodglass, H.		55
Bogoyavlenskii, D. N.		55
Bolinger, Dwight		55
Boodberg, Peter A.		55
Borbely, A.		55
Borkin, Ann		55
Borkowski, Casimir		55
Bouissac, Paul		55
Bratulescu, Monica		55
Braun, Maksimilian		55
Breckenridge, Janet		55
Bremond, Claude		55
Bres, Yvon		55
Broadbent, D. E.		55
Brodbeck, A. J.		55
Brondal, U.		55
Bronowski, J.		55
Brower, Robert H.		55
Brown, Cecil H. and Witkowski, Stanley R.		55
Brown, E. Wayne and McCawley, James D.		55
Brown, Edward J.		55
Brown, Jerrold C.		55
Brown, Roger and Berko, Jean		55
Brown, Roger and Ford, Marguerite		55
Brown, Roger and Fraser, Colin		55
Brown, Roger and Hanlon, Camille		55
Bruner, Jerome S.		55
Bullowa, Margaret		55
Burbank, John H., Jr.		55
Burger, H.		55
Burks, Arthur W.		55
Burks, Arthur W.		56
Burton, Dolores Marie		56
Calavrezo, Constantin		56
Campos, Haroldo de		56
Caplan, Gerald		56
Caraher, Brian		56
Carlson, R.; Granström, B; and Fant, G.		56
Carnap, Rudolph		56
Carnochan, J.		56
Carroll, J. B.		56
Catford, J. C.		56
Causal Statements		56
Cavers, David F.		56
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences - Proceedings		56
Chandola, Anoop C.		56
Chao, Yuen Ren		56
Chatman, Seymour		56
Cheek, John H., Jr.		56
Cheng, Francis		56
Cherry, E. Colin		56
Child Language		56
Chinese Poetry		56
Chistovich, L. A., et al		56
Choeroboscus, George		56
Chomsky, Noam		56
Čiževska, Tatjana		56
Čiževski, Dmitri		56
Claris, Jean-Max		56
Clark University - Psychology Department		56
Cleave, J. P.		56
Clément, Danièle		56
Clements, George N.		56
Coats, Herbert S.		56
Cocron, Fritz		56
Cognard, Andree		56
Cohen, A.		56
Cohen, L. Jonathan		56
Colaclides, Peter		56
Colarusso, John		56
Cole, A. Thomas		56
Collett, Peter and Chilton, Josephine		56
Communication Sciences Annual Report		56
Computation Laboratory of Harvard University		56
Conference on Language Universals		56
Conference on Metrics		56
Conference on Semantics		56
Conklin, Harold C.		56
Cook, Albert		56
Cooper, Franklin S., et al		56
Cooper, Henry R.		56
Cornulier, Benoit de, et al		56
Corrigendum		56
Coseriu, Eugenio		56
Cosman, Catherine H.		56
Cowgill, Warren		56
Crabb, David W.		56
Craven, John P.		56
Curtiss, John S.		56
Cutting, James E.		56
Dean, Janet		56
Debreczeny, Paul		56
Delattre, Pierre et al		56
Dell, François		56
Denicke, George		56
Derkach, M., et al		56
Devine, A. M.		56
Dezsö, László		56
Diderichsen, Paul		56
Diebold, A. Richard		56
Dijk, Teun A. van		56
Dinerov, Peter		56
Dixon, Robert M. W.		56
Dokulil, M. and Kuchař, J.		56
Donchev, Dimiter		56
Dorman, M. F., et al		56
Dostál, Antonín		56
Dostert, L. E.		56
Dozier, Edward P.		56
Dravinš, Karlis		56
Dressler, Wolfgang		56
Dreyfus-Graf, Jean		56
Dubois, Jean		57
Dubuffet, Jean		57
Dufeu, Veronica M.		57
Dulbecco, Renato		57
Dunn, C. W.		57
Durand, Marguerite		57
Dyck, Martin		57
Dyen, Isidore		57
Eco, Umberto		57
Eco, Umberto		120
Edelheit, Henry		57
Edgerton, William B.		57
Eekman, Thomas		57
Efenberger, Vratislav		57
Egan, James P., and Clarke, Frank R.		57
Egerod, Søren		57
Ehrenburg, Il'íà		120
Eggan, Fred		57
Eisenson, Jon		57
Ekman, Paul		57
Elenev, Nikolaǐ		57
Elias-Olivares, Lucia		57
Ervin, Susan M., and Miller, Wick R.		57
Ervin-Tripp, Susan		57
Even-Zohar, Itamar		57
Ezroura, Mohammed		57
Fairley, Irene R.		57
Fallers, Lloyd A.		57
Fano, R. M.		57
Fant, C. G. M.		57
Fant, Gunnar		57
Feldstein, Ronald F.		57
Fenne		57
Ferguson, Charles A.		57
Ferrara, Lucrécia D'Aléssio, and Pignatari, Décio		57
Ferrell, James		57
Fillmore, C. F.		57
Firth, Raymond		57
Fischer-Jørgensen, Eli		57
Flege, J.		57
Fleǐshman, L. S.		57
Fleming, Jeanne		57
Flescher, Jacqueline		57
Fletcher, Harvey		57
Fleury, Pascal		57
Flier, Michael S.		57
Folejewski, Zbigniew		57
Fónagy, Ivan		57
Fontanella, Maria B., and Lavandera, Beatriz R.		57
Forrest, William Craig		57
Forter, Samuel A.		57
Fortes, Meyer		57
Foust, William		57
Fowler, Roger		57
Fox, James J.		57
Fragwürdige Mabnahme		57
Francis, John de		57
Fraekel, Hans H.		57
Frederiksen, Svend		58
Freeman, Donald, and Ross, John Robert		58
Friedman, Norman		58
Fries, Peter, and Kittredge, Richard		58
Frøkjaer-Jensen, Børge		58
Frolic, B. Michael		58
Frumkin, V.		58
Fry, D. B., and Denes, P.		58
Fujimura, Osamu		58
Fussell, Paul		58
Gabor, D.		58
Gaillemin, F. E.		58
Galan, F. W.		58
Galloway, Linda		58
Garde, P.		58
Gardiner, Duncan B.		58
Gardner, Howard		58
Gardner, R. Allen, and Gardner, Beatrice T.		58
Garver, N.		58
Garvin, Paul L.		58
Geertz, Clifford		58
Geest, Ton van der		58
Geoghegan, William H.		58
Georgiev, Emil		58
Georgin, Robert		58
Gerschenkron, Alexander		58
Geschwind, Norman		58
Giamatti, A. B.		58
Gibson, E., et al.		58
Gieysztor, Aleksander		58
Gimbutas, Marija		58
Giuliano, Vincent E.		58
Glazova, M. G.		58
Gode, Alexander		58
Goebel, Lee		58
Goës, A. N.		58
Goldberger, Paul L.		58
Goldman-Eisler, F.		58
Golopentia-Eretseu, Sanda		58
Golub, N.		58
Gommes, Alair de Oliveira		58
Goodglass, H., and Meyer, J.		58
Goodmanson, R.		58
Gordon, David, and Lakoff, George		58
Gorosch, Max		58
Gough, James		58
Gough, James, and Chiaraviglio, L.		58
Gough, James, and Millo, Richard de		58
Gough, Kathleen		58
Gould, Laura		58
Granoff, Wladimir,, and Smirnoff, Victor N.		58
Greenberg, Joseph H.		58
Greene, John C.		58
Greenfield, Patricia Marks		58
Gregoire, Antoine		58
Greimas, A. J.		58
Grguric, Maciej		58
Groot, A. William de		58
Grossman, Gregory		58
Gruber, Jeffry S.		58
Guertin, Marcelle		58
Guiraud, Pierre		58
Gûlûbov, K.		58
Gumperz, John J.		58
Gunkel, Pat		58
Gvozdanovic', Jadranka		58
Gvozdev, A.		58
Haas, W.		58
Hahn, Robert A.		58
Hála, Bohuslav		58
Hall, Robert A.		58
Halle, Morris		58
Halliday, M. A. K.		59
Hallowell, A. Irving		59
Halpern, Richard Neil		59
Hamm, J.		59
Hamp, Eric P.		59
Hankiss, Elemér		59
Hansen, Erik		59
Harman, Gilbert H..		59
Harper, Kenneth E.		59
Harris, Chauncy D.		59
Harris, Zellig S.		59
Hartman, H.		59
Harweg, Roland		59
Haugen, Biner		59
Hecaen, Henry		59
Heeschen, Claus		59
Heisenberg, Werner		59
Hill, Archibald A.		59
Hill, Reuben		59
Hill, W. Ryland		59
Hirsch, Jerry		59
History of Linguistics		59
Hiz, H.		59
Hockett, Charles F.		59
Hoenigswald, Henry M.		59
Hoijer, Harry		59
Holenstein, Elmar		59
Holt, Robert R.		59
Horálek, K.		59
Houlihan, Kathleen, and Iverson, Gregory K.		59
Hovdhaugen, Even		59
Howden, M. S.		59
Howes, Davis		59
Huchon, J.		59
Huttenlocher		59
Hymes, Dell		59
Ideolect		59
Ideology, and Affect		59
Imedadze, N. V.		59
Ingalls		59
Ingham, Norman W.		59
Inouye, Hiroshi		59
Iommi, Fabrizio		59
Irvine, Judith T.		59
Ivanov, V. V.		59
Ivask, George		59
Iverson, George K., and Ringen, Catherine O.		59
Ivich		59
Jackendoff, Ray S., and Culicover, Peter		59
Jackson, W. A. Douglas		59
Jacob, Francis		59
Jacobson, Gunnar		59
Jacobson, Thorkild		59
Jacobson, W. J.		59
Jaffe, Joseph; Feldstein, Stanley; and Cassotta, Louis		59
Janis, Norman		59
Janotta, Karl		59
Janson, Tore		59
Jassem, Wiktor		59
Jayne, Edward		59
Jenkins, James J.		59
Jenson, J.		59
Johnson, C. Douglas		59
Jones, Lawrence Gaylord		59
Jones, Roy		59
Joshi, Aravind K.		59
Kahn, E.		59
Kamerbeek, J.		59
Kaplan, Bernard		59
Karnickaya, E. G., et al.		59
Karttonen, Lauri		59
Katz, Jerrold J.		59
Kay, Paul		59
Keenan, Edward L.		59
Kehoe, William J., and Whitaker, Harry A.		59
Keiler, Allan R.		60
Kernan, Keith T.		60
Key, Mary Ritchie		60
Khorène, Moïse de		60
Khristov, Kiril		60
King, Charles W., and Wieselman, Irving L.		60
Kinsbourne, Marcel		60
Kiparsky, Paul		60
Kiritani, S., and Fujimura, O.		60
Kittredge, Richard I.		60
Klein, Joachim		60
Klima, Edward S.		60
Klima, Edward S., and Bellugi-Klima, Ursula		60
Kluckhohn, Clyde		60
Koch, Walter A.		60
Kochman, Thomas		60
Kodjak, Andrej		60
Kodov, Hristo		60
Kolb, J. E.		60
Kolloquien-Ruhr-Universität Bochum		60
Kortlandt, Frederik		60
Koutsoudas, Andreas, and Minty, George		60
Krader, Lawrence		60
Kristeva, Julia		60
Krohn, Robert		60
Kronenfield, David B.		60
Kuhn, Thomas S.		60
Kuipers, Aert H.		60
Kuno, Susumu		60
Kuroda, S.-Y.		60
Kurylowicz, J.		60
Kválem, Eivind		60
Labov, William, and Labov, Teresa		60
Laferriére, Daniel		60
Lakoff, George		60
Lakoff, Robin		60
Lamb, Sydney M.		60
Lambek, J.		60
Lambropoulos, Vassilis		60
Lampert, Morris H.		60
Lane, George S.		60
Langendoen, D. Terence		60
Language Structures		60
Larson, Lois Verlee		60
Lattimore, David		60
Lattimore, David		60
Lavandera, Beatriz R.		60
Lawler, John M.		60
Lazarov, Stefan		61
Leach, Edmund		61
Leclaire, Serge		61
Lecours, P. Andre Roch		61
Lednicki, Waclaw		60
Lehiste, Ilse		60
Lehmann, W. P.		60
Lehrberger, John		60
Lekomtsev, ÍÙ. K.		60
Lekov, I.		60
Lenneberg, Eric H.		60
Lerner, Abba P.		60
Levin, Samuel R.		60
Lévi-Strauss, Claude		60
Levy, Ann Kibbey		60
Levy, Kenneth		60
Levy, Sidney J.		60
Liberman, Anatoly		60
Lidov, David		60
Lieberman, Philip, and Crelin, Edmund S.		60
Lightner, Theodore M.		60
Likhachev, D. S.		60
Lindauer, Martin		60
Lindblom, Björn E. F.		60
Lindblom, B., and Sundberg, J.		60
Lindekens, René		60
Linguistica e Semiologia		60
Linguistics		60
Linke, D.		60
Liston, Jerry L.		60
Locke, John L.		60
Lohmann, J.		60
Lonzi, Lidia		60
Lorrain, François		60
Lotman, Jurij M.		60
Lotz, J.		60
Lowell, Edgar L., and Woodward, Mary F.		60
Lublinskaja, V. V., and Mikiel, W.		60
Luriíà, A. R.		60
Lyons, John		60
McCarthy, Jeanette		61
McCawley, James D.		61
McDowell, John		61
Machek, Václav		61
MacKay, D. M.		61
McNeill, David		61
Mai, Elisabeth		61
Malevich, Kazimir		61
Maling, Joan		61
Malkiel, Yakov		61
Malmberg, Bertil		61
Mann, Robert		61
Maranda, Elli Köngäs		62
Mareš, F. V.		62
Marler, Peter		62
Marshack, Alexander		62
Martin, Norman M.		62
Martinet, A.		62
Maruszewski, Mariusz, and Miezejewska, H.		62
Masterman, Margaret		62
Masterman, Margaret; Rhodes, A. F. Parker; and Hoskyns, Mary T.		62
Masters, Roger D.		62
Matejka, Ladislav		62
Mathematical Models		62
Matthews, W. K.		62
Mauro, T. de		62
Mayr, Ernst		62
Mazeika, Edward J.		62
Melkumíàn, M. R.		62
Menasce, Jean de		62
Menges, K. H.		62
Menn, Lise		62
Mercier, Alain		62
Metcalf, George J.		62
Mey, Jacob		62
Meylakh, Michel		62
Mickiewicz, Denis		62
Micklesen, Lew R.		62
Miličic', Vladimir		62
Miller, George		62
Miller, Wick, and Ervin, Susan		62
Misra, Vidya Niwas		62
Mitchell-Kernan, Claudia		62
Mladenov, D.		62
Modigliani, F., and Brumberg, R.		62
Moisil, C.		62
Moles, Abraham A.		62
Moskowitz, Arlene I.		62
Most, Mel		62
Muljačic', V.		62
Mundy-Castle, A. C.		62
Murdock, George P.		62
Murro, David A.		62
Myerson, R., and Goodglass, H.		62
Naegele, Kaspar D.		62
Naeser, Margaret A.		62
Nag, Martin		62
Nattiez, Jean-Jacques		62
Nedelković, Olga		62
Negative Affects		62
Nelson, L.		62
Neo-Formalist Circle		62
Newbrand, Helen Luise		62
Newman, Lawrence W.		62
Newman, Paul		62
Newton, Robert P.		62
Nida, Eugene A.		62
Nifontova, Evdokija		63
Nordström, Per-Erik, and Lindblom, Björn		63
Odrikur, A.		63
Oehrle, Richard		63
Oettinger, A. G.		63
Ohman, Richard		63
Ohman, S., and Lindqvist, J.		63
Oliverius, Zdeněk F.		63
Olmsted, D. L.		63
Olson, David R.		63
Ondráčková, Jana		63
Opyt Khudozhnika		63
Oseki-Dépré, Inès		63
Osgood, Charles E.		63
Osgood, Charles E., and Richards, Meredith Martin		63
Osolsobě, Ivo		63
Pagnini, Marcello		63
Papernyǐ, Vladimir		63
Parker-Rhodes, A. F.		63
Parret, Herman		63
Parsons, Talcott		63
Pauli, S.; Lindblom, B.; and Sundberg, J.		63
Paulston, Christina Bratt		63
Pearce, Roy Harvey		63
Pei, Mario		63
Pendergraft, Eugene D.		63
Perception Technology Corporation		63
Percival, W. Keith		63
Perlin, Seymour		63
Peterson, Philip L.		63
Petöfi, János S.		63
Petrick, S. R.		63
Philips, Susan U.		63
Phonemes		63
Phonetics		63
Picchio, Riccardo		63
Picchio, Stegagno		63
Pignatari, Decio		63
Pike, Kenneth L.		63
Pilch, Herbert		63
Plomp, Reinier		63
Poeck, Klaus		63
Poems		63
Poetics		63
Poetry		63
Preziosi, Donald		63
Pribram, Karl H.		63
Pribram, Karl H.		64
Prieto, Luis J.		64
Prince, Ellen F.		64
Programma Doklada		64
Project for Application of Learning Theory to…		64
Pronunciation		64
Puhvel, Jaan		64
Pulleyblank, E. G.		64
Putnam, Hilary		64
Putnam's Rewrite Project		64
Quine, W. V.		64
Radojičič, Djordje Sp.		64
Rahder, Johannes		64
Rais, James		64
Ramishvici, Guram		64
Raskin, Victor		64
Reifler, Erwin		64
Reinhart, Tanya		64
Réunion Réd		64
Reynolds, Peter Carlton		64
Richens, R. H.		64
Riegel, Klaus F.		64
Riker, Bill		64
Ringen, Catherine O.		64
Risset, Jacqueline		64
Robertson, John S.		64
Robins, R. H.		64
Roceric-Alexandrescu, Alexandra		64
Rocher, Rosane		64
Rogers, Andy		64
Rohrberg, C. Richard		64
Rohrer, C.		64
Ronat, Mitsou		64
Rosenberg, Sam B.		64
Rosenberg, Seymour, and Cohen, Bertram D.		64
Rosenfield, Leon		64
Rosetti, A.		64
Ross, Haj		64
Ross, John Robert		64
Rossiíànskiǐ, M.		64
Rotenberg, V. S.		64
Rozanov, V. V.		64
Rubenstein, Herbert		64
Rudy, S.		64
Ruhlen, Merritt		64
Russian		64
Russian State		64
Rusthaveli		64
Ruwet, Nicolas		64
Salus, Peter H., and Salus, Mary W.		64
Samarin, William J., and Kalmar, Ivan		64
Sanches, Mary, and Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Barbara		64
Saporta, Sol, and Sebok, Thomas A.		64
Sappok, Christian		64
Saxl, H.		64
Schaelaekens, Annemarie		64
Schmalstieg, William R.		64
Schmidt, Siegfried J.		64
Schnelle, Helmut		64
Schooneveld, C. H. van		64
Schramm, Gene M.		64
Schuell, Hildred, and Jenkins, James		64
Schützenberger, M. P.		64
Schwartz, Florence, and Mattin, R. Bay		64
Sebok, Thomas A.		64
Sedlak, P.		64
Segall, Helen R.		64
Segert, Stanislav		64
Seiler, Hansjakob		64
Seiler, Hansjakob		65
Semenza, Carlo; Denes, Gianfranco; and Lucchese, Daniele		65
Semiology		65
Senderovich, Savely		65
Serdinchenko, G. P.		65
Šerech, Jury		65
Shah, A. M.		65
Shands, Harley C.		65
Shapiro, David		65
Shapiro, Michael		65
Shaumyan, Sebastian		65
Shchelov, ÍÙ.		65
Sheffield, Fred		65
Sherzer, Joel		65
Shevelov, G. Y.		65
Shuy, Roger W.		65
Silverstein, Michael		65
Simon, Nicole		65
Skokánek, Lubor		65
Skopek, Lucienne; Cassell, Eric J.; and Fraser, Bruce		65
Sledd, James H.		65
Slis, I. H.		65
Slobin, Daniel I.		65
Slovanský Ústav		65
Smalley, William A.		65
Smith, Caldwell P.		65
Smith, Carlota S.		65
Smith, Henry Lee		65
Sorensen, Holger Steen		65
Sotiropoulos, Dimitri		65
Součkovâ, M.		65
Spassov, Dobrin		65
Spellacy, Frank, and Blumstein, Sheila		65
Spicer, Edward H.		65
Staal, Fritz		65
Staal, J. F.		65
Stachowitz, Annette		65
Stachowitz, Rolf A.		65
Stankievich, Eduard		65
Stankievich, John		65
Stankiewicz, Edward		65
Starbird, Kaye		65
Stefflre, Volney		65
Stein, Gabriele		65
Stephany, Ursula		65
Stevens, Kenneth N.		65
Steward, Julian H., and Shimkin, Demiri B.		65
Strawson, P. F.		65
Strunk, Oliver		65
Sullivan, William J.		65
Summerfield, Quentin, and Haggard, Mark		65
Sus, Oleg		65
Sussman, Harvey M.		65
Svejkovský, František		65
Symposium on Classification in Linguistics		65
Syntax		65
Tamir-Ghez, Nomi		65
Tappert, C. C.		65
Taranovskiǐ, K. F.		65
Terras, V.		65
Thapar, Romesh		65
Thelen, Herb		65
Thom, René		65
Thomas, Homer L.		65
Tisza, L.		65
Tiwary, K. M.		65
Todorov, Tzvetan		65
Tomashevskiǐ, Boris		65
Tomkins, Silvan S.		65
Tong, Tung-Ho		66
Topchiev, A. V.		66
Topolińska, Zuzanna		66
Toporov, V.		66
Tover, Antonio		66
Transformation Dynamics		66
Translation		66
Trilling, Leon		66
Tronick, Edward		66
T'sou, Benjamin K.		66
Tustin, A.		66
Uhlenbeck, E. M.		66
Ungeheuer, Gerold		66
Union of Concerned Scientists		66
Vachek, J.		66
Vadopalas, Antanas		66
Vaina, Lucia M.		66
Valesio, Paolo		66
Vallier, Dora		66
Vandamme, Fernand J.		66
Vanderveken, Daniel R.		66
Vandervelde, Wallace E.		66
Vasiliu, E.		66
Verberg, Pieter A.		66
Verheul, K.		66
Vers une Sémiologie		66
Vickery, Walter N.		66
Viertler, Renate B.		66
Vitányi, Iván		66
Voegelin, C. F.		66
Volek, B.		66
von Wattenwyl, André		66
Vowel System of Iceland		66
Vowels		66
Walker, D.		66
Ward, Donald J.		66
Waszink, Paul M.		66
Watanabe, Satosi		66
Watkins, Calvert		66
Watson, Greer		66
Waugh, Linda R.		66
Weaver, Warren		66
Weil, Irwin		66
Weinreich, Uriel		66
Wells, Rulon		66
Wenclowa, Thomas		66
Wepman, Joseph M., and Jones, Lyle V.		66
Werner, Heinz		66
Werner Winter, Kiel		66
Wescott, Roger W.		66
Westermann, R. C.		66
Whitaker, Harry A.		66
Willey, Frederick		66
Williams, Thyllis M.		66
Wimsatt, K. M., and Beardsley, Monroe C.		66
Winner, Irene Portis		66
Winner, Thomas G.		66
Wolff, Kurt H., and Thorne, Barrie		66
Wood, Sidney		66
Woronczak, Jerzy		66
Worth, Dean S.		66
Wyatt, W. F.		66
Wynne, Lorraine		66
Yalman, Nur		66
Yngve, Victor H.		66
Yokoyama, Olga T.		66
Zaimov, Jordan		66
Zakon, Stuart J.		66
Zarubezhnaíà Nauka o ÍÀzyke		66
Zedler, E., and Dominguez, O.		66
Zeps, Valdis J.		66
Zgusta, L.		66
Zhinikin, N. I.		66
Zhuravlen, R.		66
Zilberman, David B.		66
Zinchenko, V. P.		66
Zollinger, Heinrich		66
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Aaron, Richard I.		67
Aarsleff, Hans		67
Abaev, V.I.; and Belardi, W; and Minissi, N.		67
Abel, Fritz		67
Abele, Anna		67
Abrahamsen, David		67
Abramson, A.S., and Lisker, L.		67
Adambaeva, Zh.D.		67
Adamovich, A.M.		67
Adams, V.T.		67
Ades, Anthony E.		67
Adrados, Francisco Rodriguez		67
Adrianova-Peretz, V.P.		67
von Aesch, A. Gode		67
Afanas'eva-Erenfest, T.		67
Agnew, Arlene, and Pike, Evelyn		67
Ahrweiler, H. Glykatzi		67
Akademiíà Nauk SSSR		67
Akhutina, Tat'íàna		67
Akhmanova, Olga S.		67
Akhmanova, O.S., and Krasnova, I.E.		67
Akhmanova, O.S., and Mednikova, E.M.		67
Akhmanova, O.S., and Poltoratskiǐ, A.I.		67
Akhmanova, O.S., and Smirnitskiǐ, A.I.		67
Akhmanova, O.S., and Ter-Mkrtchan, S.A.		67
Akhmanova, O.S., and Zadornova, Velta		67
Akhmanova, O.S., et al.		67
Alajouanine, Th.		67
Alajouanine, Th., and Sobouraud, O.		67
Alajouanine, Th., et al.		67
Alarcos-Llorach, Emilio		67
Alatorre, Antonio		67
Alatorre, Margit Frenk		67
Albin, Alexander		67
Albright, R.W., and Albright, J.B.		67
Alef, Gustave		67
Alekseev, M.P.		67
Alekseeva, E.J.		67
Alekseeva, N.T.		67
Alexander, Paul J.		67
Alexander, Ronelle		67
Al-George, Sergiu		67
Al-George, S., and Rosu, Arion		67
Alinei, Mario		67
Alisjahbana, S. Takdir		67
Allen, Jerry		67
Allen, J., and Hurd, Conrad		67
Allen, W. Sydney		67
Alonso, Amado		67
Alonso, Amado, and Lida, Raimundo		67
Altbauer, Mojzesz (Moshé)		67
Altbauer, Mojzesz (Moshé)		120
Altbaun		67
Altman, Stuart A.		67
Altuchow, Nicolás		67
Amacker, René		67
Ammer, Karl		67
Amzulescu, Al.I.		67
Ananthanarayana, H.S.		67
Anastos, Milton		67
Andersen, Henning		67
Anderson, Lambert		67
Anderson, Stephen R.		67
Andic, V.E.		67
Andreev, Nikolaǐ D.		67
Andreev, N.D., and Bratus', B.V.		67
Andreev, N.D., and Fitialov, S.		67
Andreev, Nikolaǐ E.		67
Andreev, Nikolaǐ P.		67
Andreǐchin, L.		67
Andrews, Henrietta		67
Andrieux, Cécile		67
Andriothes, N.P., et al.		67
Angelergues, R., et al.		67
Angelov, B. St.		67
Angere, Johannes		67
Angyal, Endre		67
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Guide to the Papers of Roman Jakobson MC.0072

Table of Contents

Summary Information

Citation

Biography

Scope and Contents of the Collection

Administrative Information

Publication Information

Revision Description

Access note

Intellectual Property Rights

Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

Function(s)

Personal Name(s)

Subject(s)

Bibliography

Index of Correspondents

Personal Name(s)

Collection Inventory

Series 1. Biographical Materials

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Access note

Series 2. Universities - United States

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Subseries 2A. Faculty Appointments

Conditions Governing Access note

Conditions Governing Access note

Subseries 2B. Visiting Professor and Guest Lecturer

Series 3. Universities - Foreign

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Series 4. Conferences and Congresses

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Series 5. Professional Associations and Granting Agencies

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Series 6. Writings by Jakobson

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Subseries 6A. Published Writings

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Subseries 6B. Unpublished Writings

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Series 7. Writings and Speeches about Roman Jakobson

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Series 8. Correspondence

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Subseries 8A. General Correspondence

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Subseries 8B. Correspondence with Publishers

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Subseries 8C. Letters of Recommendation

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Series 9. Unpublished Papers by Others

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Series 10. Reprints by Others

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Guide to the Papers of Roman Jakobson
MC.0072