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The latest issue (Vol. 3, Issue 1) is now available here.
Table of contents:
- Tereza Amryan: “Black Day, White Face”: Color Terms in Kurmanji Kurdish Phraseology
- Hakob Avchyan: Who Owns What? Possessive Constructions in Northern Talyshi (Anbarāni and Lankarāni Dialects)
- Noonik Darbinyan: Identifying Daš Maštis in Pre-Revolutionary Iranian Cinema: A Linguistic-Semiotic Study
- Youli A. Ioannesyan: The Position of the Verbal Derivational Prefixes in the Sentence as a Distinguishing Feature of Persian Dialects from Other South-Western Iranian Dialects
- Enrico Morano: Two Fragments from a Middle Persian Codex in Manichaean Script with Hymns to the Sun God and to Mani