Vladislava Warditz is an associate professor of Slavic linguistics at the University of Potsdam. The focal points of her research include transgenerational shifts in heritage languages, the history of post-revolutionary Russian, languages vs. dialects in contact, syntax of causative constructions, onomastics, and historical transfer of linguistic knowledge.

• Vladislava Warditz : Introduction —Natalʹia Bogdanova-Beglarian : Conjunctionalization as an active process in spoken Russian —Natalʹia Bragina : Conceptual agreement in coordinating syntactic constructions: language clichés in the making —Buyinqimike, Olga Ilyina, Yulia Naumenko : A parallel catalogue of time constructions in Russian and Chinese —Irina Dʹiachkova : Extra- and intralingual factors in the evolution of Russian numerals —Galina Dobrova : Child language research in the study of Russian grammar (through the lens of personal deixis) —Liudmila Donina, Klara Sharafadina : Material symbolic means of expressing grammatical meanings in non-verbal information systems: the example of "flower language" —Aleksei Dremov : The communicative event, its nature, structure and content (from the perspective of modern systems linguistics) —Mikhail Dymarskii : The conjunction togda kak and the category of logic order —Natalʹia Fateeva, Zoia Petrova : Gender and personification: personifying nouns in 19th–21st century Russian poetry —Liudmila Fedorova : The prefix pre- as an intensity marker —Elena Gekkina : Towards a characterization of contemporary dynamics in word formation: types of new productive units —Anastasia Gerasimova, Ekaterina Lyutikova : Licensing ni-pronouns in control infinitives: an experimental study —Anna Gik : The verbless Kuzmin: structure and semantics of verbless verse —Olʹga Glazunova : Algorithmic models as a principle for describing language and constructing speech: the formation of the past tense of Russian verbs with the suffix -nu- —Gerda Haßler : Adverbal expression of aspectuality and interaction with perfective and imperfective verbs —Liudmila Iniutina : On the formation of syntactic norms in Russian (based on the material of 17th century Siberian business manuscripts) —Victoria Kazakovskaya : Feedback in verb acquisition: Evidence from Russian adult–child interaction —Olʹga Khorokhordina : The Russian biaspectual verb from the perspective of textual typology —Irina Kobozeva : Irina Kobozeva —Holger Kuße : Seducing, Flattering and Zombifying in Russian. An Inquiry into the History of Perlocution —Galina Kustova : Systemic links between parenthetical and conjoint constructions —Yulia Kuvshinskaia, Anna Aksenova : Current trends in the use of the connector to estʹ —Natalʹia Kuznetsova, Olʹga Pochtareva : Natalʹia Kuznetsova, Olʹga Pochtareva —Elena Lazutkina : On pragmatic mechanisms of the system of language: syntagmatics and paradigmatic relations —Anna Lentovskaya : Anna Lentovskaya —Aleksandr Letuchii : Aleksandr Letuchii —Elena Markova : Univerbation in modern Russian: varieties, models of education, functioning —Monica Perotto : Monica Perotto —Nina Romanova, Tatʹiana Skorikova, Irina Amelina, Tatʹiana Kovaleva : Nina Romanova, Tatʹiana Skorikova, Irina Amelina, Tatʹiana Kovaleva —Svetlana Rusanova : The formation of the norm of 18th century official Russian and the problem of language unit variability —Igorʹ Sharonov : Possessive adjectives: on the periphery of linguistic research —Aleksei Shmelev : Grammatical gender, generalized reference, and the focus of empathy —Elena Shmeleva : V Internete, v Feisbuke, v votsape: spatial v-/na- constructions with new words —Svetlana Solovʹeva : The pragmatic potential of syntactic constructions with parataxis —Ekaterina Troshchenkova : Alignment of pragmatic markers in spoken Russian: quantitative and qualitative aspects —Irina Vepreva : The discourse of the coronavirus pandemic: grammatical variation in forms of the prepositional case of nouns with the prepositions v and na —Anton Zimmerling : Primary vs. secondary predicates in Russian and the SLP vs. ILP distinction revisited —Liudmila Zubova : Systemic variation in grammatical norms in contemporary Russian poetry .