Uralic and Altaic Series

Die Uralic a​nd Altaic Series (etwa: Ural-altaische Reihe) i​st eine englischsprachige Publikationsreihe d​er Indiana University Publications m​it Monographien z​u den „ural-altaischen Sprachen” u​nd Literaturen verschiedener Völker d​es Urals u​nd des Altais. Sie w​ird herausgegeben v​on John R. Krueger[1] u​nd Thomas A. Sebeok a​m Research Center i​n Anthropology, Folklore a​nd Linguistics u​nd Research Center f​or the Language Sciences a​n der Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana. Einige d​er Verfasser – w​ie z.B. Nicholas Poppe - steuerten gleich mehrere Bände bei. - Der e​rste Band d​er Reihe erschien 1960. Als zeitlich letzten Band führt d​ie Webseite d​er Indiana University d​en 2012 erschienenen Band 174 an. Die folgende Übersicht erhebt keinen Anspruch a​uf Aktualität o​der Vollständigkeit:[2]

Bände
  • 1. American Studies in Uralic Linguistics.
  • 2. Poppe, Nicholas. Buriat Grammar.
  • 3. Hakulininen, Lauri, The Structure and Development of the Finnish Language.
  • 4. Martin, Samuel E. Dagur Mongolian: Grammar, Texts and Lexicon.
  • 5. Sebeok, Thomas A. and Ingemann, Frances. An Eastern Cheremis Manual: Phonology, Grammar, Texts, and Glossary.
  • 6. Lees, Robert B. The Phonology of Modern Standard Turkish.
  • 7. Krueger, John R. Chuvash Manual: Introduction, Grammar, Reader and Vocabulary.
  • 8. Bosson, James E. Buriat Reader.
  • 9. Zeps, Valdis J. Latvian and Finnic Linguistic Convergence.
  • 10. Poppe, Nicholas, Jr. Uzbek Newspaper Reader.
  • 11. Lotz, John Hungarian Reader (Folklore and Literature) With Notes.
  • 12. Harms, Robert T. Estonian Grammar.
  • 13. Poppe, Nicholas. American Studies in Altaic Linguistics.
  • 14. Hajdú, Péter. The Samoyed Peoples and Languages.
  • 15. Austerlitz, Robert. Finnish Reader and Glossary.
  • 16. Olmsted, David L. Korean Folklore Reader.
  • 17. Tauli, Valter. Structural Tendencies in Uralic Languages.
  • 18. Sjøberg, Andree F. Uzbek Structural Grammar.
  • 19. Swift, Lloyd B. A Reference Grammar of Modern Turkish.
  • 20. Krader, Lawrence. Social Organization of the Mongol-Turkic Pastoral Nomads.
  • 21. Krueger, John R. Yakut Manual: Area Handbook, Grammar, Graded Reader and Glossary.
  • 22. Tietze, Andreas. Turkish Literary Reader.
  • 23. Sinor, Denis (editor). Aspects of Altaic Civilization.
  • 24. Street, John C. Khalkha Structure.
  • 25. Poppe, Nicholas. Tatar Manual.
  • 26. Krader, Lawrence. Peoples of Central Asia.
  • 27. Lehtinen, Meri. Basic Course in Finnish.
  • 28. Shnitnikov, Boris. Kazakh-English Dictionary.
  • 29. Austin, William M., Hangin, John G, and Onon, Peter M. Mongol Reader.
  • 30. DeSmedt, A. and Mostaert, A. Le Dialecte Monguor.
  • 31. Oras, Ants. Estonian Literary Reader.
  • 32. Krueger, John R. The Turkic Peoples: Selected Russian Entries from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia with an Index in English.
  • 33. Hebert, Raymond. Kirghiz Manual.
  • 34. Oinas, Felix. Estonian General Reader.
  • 35. Böhtlingk, Otto. Über die Sprache der Jakuten.
  • 36. Poppe, Nicholas. Bashkir Manual.
  • 37/1. Rupen, Robert A. Mongols of the Twentieth Century, Part 1.
  • 37/2. Rupen, Robert A. Mongols of the Twentieth Century, Part 2: Bibliography.
  • 38. Bosson, James E. Modern Mongolian: A Primer and Reader.
  • 39. Vuorela, Toivo. The Finno-Ugric Peoples [translated by John Atkinson]. Bloomington. 1964. ISBN 0-87750-008-8.
  • 40. Wiedemann, F. J. Syrjänisch-Deutches Wörterbuch.
  • 41. Keresztes, Kálmán. Morphemic and Semantic Analysis of the Word Families: Finnish Ete- and Hungarian El-‘Fore’.Bloomington. 1964. 101 pp. ISBN 0-87750-010-X.
  • 42. Harms, Robert T. Finnish Structural Sketch.
  • 43. Riasanovsky, Valentin A. Fundamental Principles of Mongol Law. Bloomington. 1965. 343 pp. ISBN 0-87750-063-0.
  • 44. Raavila, P. Finnish Literary Reader.
  • 45. Householder, Fred W. Jr., with Mansour Lotfi. Basic Course in Azerbaijani.
  • 46. Kálmán, Béla. Vogul Chrestomathy.
  • 47. Rédei, Károly. Northern Ostyak Chrestomathy. Bloomington. 1965. 132. pp. LC65-63017.
  • 48. Riasanovsky, Valentin A. Customary Law of the Nomadic Tribes of Siberia.
  • 49. Hasselbrink, Gustav. Alternative Analyses of the Phonemic System in Central South-Lappish. Bloomington. 1964. 61 pp. ISBN 0-87750-015-0.
  • 50. Décsy, Gyula. Yurak Chrestomathy. Bloomington. 1966. 107 pp. ISBN 0-87750-004-5.
  • 51. Gulya, János. Eastern Ostyak Chrestomathy.
  • 52. Erdely, Stephen. Methods and Principles of Hungarian Ethnomusicology.
  • 53. Castrén, M. Alexander. Grammatik der samojedischen Sprachen [with a foreword by Péter Hajdú]. Bloomington. 1966. 608 pp. ISBN 0-87750-017-7.
  • 54. Oinas, Felix. Basic Course in Estonian. 1968(3rd revised edition). Bloomington. 393 pp. ISBN 0-933070-306.
  • 55. Pannonius, Ioannes Sylvester. Grammatica Hungaro-Latina [facsimile of the reprint of 1866, with a foreword by Thomas A. Sebeok]. Bloomington. 1968. 78 pp. ISBN 0-87750-019-3.
  • 56. Popov, A.A. The Nganasan (translated by Elaine K. Ristinen). Bloomington. 1966. 168 pp. ISBN 0-87750-020-7.
  • 57. Diószegi, V. Popular Beliefs and Folklore Tradition In Siberia. 1968. 498 pp.
  • 58. Pao, Kuo-yi. Studies on the Secret History of the Mongols. Bloomington. 1965. 163. pp. ISBN 0-87750-065-7.
  • 59. Raun, Alo. Basic Course in Uzbek. Bloomington. 1969. 271 pp. ISBN 0-87750-066-5.
  • 60. Eckmann, János. Chagatay Manual.
  • 61/1. Pozdneyev. A. M. Mongolia and the Mongols, vol. 1.
  • 61/2. Pozdneyev. A. M. Mongolia and the Mongols, vol. 2.
  • 62. Fishman, Joshua A. Hungarian Language Maintenance in the United States.Bloomington. 1966. 58 pp. ISBN 0-87750-021-5.
  • 63. Lotz, John. The Uralic and Altaic Program of the American Council of Learned Societies.
  • 64. Rubel, Paula G. The Kalmyk Mongols: A Study in Continuity and Change.
  • 65. Lehiste, Ilse. Consonant Quantity and Phonological Units in Estonian. Bloomington. 1966. 73 pp. ISBN 0-87750-022-3.
  • 66. Keleti Szemle–Revue Orientale (edited by Ignácz Kúnos and Bernát Munkácsi), volumes 1-21.
  • 67. Zsilka, János. The System of Hungarian Sentence Patterns.
  • 68. Ariste, Paul. A Grammar of the Votic Language. Bloomington. 1968. 121 pp. ISBN 0-87750-024-X.
  • 69. Tekin, Talat. A Grammar of Orkhon Turkic.
  • 70/1. Ashmarin, Nikolaj Ivanovich. Thesaurus Linguae Tschuvaschorum, vol. 1.
  • 70/2. Ashmarin, Nikolai Ivanovich. Thesaurus Linguae Tschuvaschorum, vol. 2.
  • 70/3. Ashmarin, Nikolaj Ivanovich. Thesaurus Linguae Tschuvaschorum, vol. 3.
  • 70/4. Ashmarin, Nikolaj Ivanovich. Thesaurus Linguae Tschuvaschorum, vol. 4. Bloomington. 1969. 352 pp. ISBN 087750-073-8.
  • 70/5. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 70/6. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 71. Maranda, Elli. Finnish Folklore Reader.
  • 72. Ahokas, Jaakko. History of Finnish Literature.
  • 73. Hangin, John G. Basic Course in Mongolian (Edited by John R. Krueger) Bloomington. 1968. 208 pp. ISBN 0-87750-074-6.
  • 74. Vértes, Edith. Die ostjakischen Pronomina.
  • 75. Szabó, László. Selkup Texts with Phonetic Introduction and Vocabulary. Bloomington. 1967. 62 pp. ISBN 0-87750-026-6.
  • 76. Kiefer, Ferenc. On Emphasis and Word Order in Hungarian. Bloomington. 1967. 243 pp. ISBN 0-87750-027-4.
  • 77. Foltiny, Stephen. The Hungarian Archeological Collection of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Bloomington. 1969. 140 pp. ISBN 0-87750-028-2.
  • 78. Budenz, József. A Comparative Dictionary of the Finno-Ugric Elements in the Hungarian Vocabulary [Hungarian text with English Introduction by Gyula Décsy]. Bloomington. 1966. 986 pp. ISBN 0-87750-029-0.
  • 79/1 Radloff, V. V. South-Siberian Oral Literature, Turkic Texts, Vol. 1.
  • 79/2 Radloff, V. V. South-Siberian Oral Literature, Turkic Texts, Vol. 2.
  • 80. Lakó, György. The Proto-Finno-Ugric Antecedents of the Hungarian Phonetic Stock. Bloomington. 1966. ISBN 0-87750-030-4.
  • 81. The First Votyak Grammar [text in Russian with an introduction in English by Gyula Décsy]. 1967. 113 pp. ISBN 0-87750-031-2.
  • 82. Veenker, Wolfgang. Die Frage des Finnougrischen Substrats in der russischen Sprache. Bloomington. 1967. 329 pp. ISBN 0-87750-032-0.
  • 83. Tamás, Lajos. Etymologisch-historisches Wörterbuch der ungarischen Elemente in Rumänischen.
  • 84. Beöthy, Erzsébet. Die Bezeichnungen für Himmelsrichtungen in den finnisch-ugrischen Sprachen. Bloomington. 1967. 241 pp. ISBN 0-87750-033-9.
  • 85. Arany, A. László. The Phonological System of a Hungarian Dialect; An Introduction to Structural Dialectology [text in Hungarian]. Bloomington. 1967. 184 pp. ISBN 0-87750-034-7.
  • 86. Basgöz, Ilhan and Wilson, Harold E. Educational Problems in Turkey, 1920-1940.
  • 87. Thomsen, Vilhelm. On the Influence of Germanic Languages on Finnic and Lapp.
  • 88. Krueger, John R. Mongolian Epigraphical Dictionary in Reverse Listing.
  • 89. Hangin, John G. A Concise English-Mongolian Dictionary. Bloomington. 1970 (3rd printing). 288 pp. ISBN 0-87750-079-7.
  • 90. Kurman, George. Development of Written Estonian. Bloomington. 1968. 120 pp. ISBN 0-87750-036-3.
  • 91. Sajnovics, Joannes. Demonstratio. Idioma Ungarorum et Lapponum Idem Esse [facsimile of the 1770 edition with a foreword by Thomas A. Sebeok]. Bloomington. 1968. 132 pp. ISBN 0-87750-037-1.
  • 92. Bosson, James E. A Treasury of Aphoristic Jewels: The Subhasitaratnanidhi of Sa Skya Pandita in Tibetan and Mongolian. Bloomington. 1969. 398 pp. ISBN 0-87750-080-0.
  • 93. Stoebke, Renate. Die Verhältniswörter in den Ostseefinnischen Sprachen. Bloomington. 1968. 354 pp. ISBN 0-87750-038-X.
  • 94. Krueger, John R. (editor). Cheremis-Chuvash Lexical Relationships. Bloomington. 1968. 117 pp. ISBN 087750-039-8.
  • 95. Gyarmathi, Samuel. Affinitas Linguae Hungaricae cum Linguis Fennicae Origins (facsimile of the 1799 edition with a Memorial in English by Miklos Zsirai). Bloomington. 1968. 380 pp. ISBN 0-87750-040-1.
  • 96. Sinor, Denis. Inner Asia (A Syllabus). 1987 (3rd printing). 261 pp. ISBN 0-87750-081-9.
  • 97. Magdics, Klara. Studies in the Acoustic Characteristics of Hungarian Speech Sounds. Bloomington. 1969. 141 pp. ISBN 0-87750-041-X.
  • 98. Szenciensis, Albertus Molnar. Nova Grammatica Ungarica (facsimile of the reprint of 1866). Bloomington. 1969. 201 pp. ISBN 0-87750-042-8.
  • 99. Demko, George. The Russian Colonization of Kazakhstan.
  • 100. Krueger, John R. (editor). The Uralic and Altaic Series: An Analytical Index. Bloomington. 1970. 81 pp. ISBN 0-87750-000-2.
  • 101. Bayerle, Gustav. Ottoman Diplomacy in Hungary. Bloomington. 1972. 204 pp. ISBN 0-87750-169-6.
  • 102. Montgomery, David C. Mongolian Newspaper Reader Bloomington. 1969. 203 pp. ISBN 0-87750-083-5.
  • 103. Erdélyi, István. Selkupisches Wörterverzeichnis.
  • 104. Bodrogligeti, A. Sayf-i Sarayi’s Gulistan Bi’t Turki.
  • 105. Nemser, William. An Experimental Study of Phonological Interference in the English of Hungarians. Bloomington. 1971. 191 pp. ISBN 0-87750-043-6.
  • 106. Yang, Ho-Chin. The Annals of Kokonor. Bloomington. 1969. 125 pp. ISBN 0-87750-084-3.
  • 107. Raun, Alo. Essays in Finno-Ugric and Finnic Linguistics. Bloomington. 1971. 128 pp. ISBN 0-87750-152-1.
  • 108. Paulson, Ivar. The Old Estonian Folk Religion.
  • 109. Rédei, Károly. Zyrian Loanwords in Vogul.
  • 110. Veenker, Wolfgang. Vogul Suffixes and Pronouns (An Index a Tergo). Bloomington. 1969. 65 pp. ISBN 0-87750-044-4.
  • 111. Shoolbraid, G.M.H.The Oral Epic of Siberia and Central Asia.
  • 112. Rank, Gustav. Old Estonia: The Peoples and Culture.
  • 113. Eckmann, Janos. The Divan of Gada’i. Bloomington. 1971. 538 pp. ISBN 0-87750-153-X.
  • 114. Lie, Hiu. Die Mandschu-Sprachkunde in Korea. Bloomington. 1971. 304 pp. ISBN 0-87750-162-9.
  • 115. Doerfer, Gerhard. Khalaj Materials (in collaboration with Wolfram Hesche, Hartwig Scheinhardt, and Semih Tezcan). Bloomington. 1971. 337 pp. ISBN 0-87750-150-5.
  • 116. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 117. Kerek, Andrew. Hungarian Metrics: Some Linguistic Aspects of Iambic Verse. Bloomington 1971. 186 pp. ISBN 0-87750-163-7.
  • 118. Tietze, Andreas. Advanced Turkish Reader: Texts from the Social Sciences and Related Fields.
  • 119. Luthy, Melvin J. Phonological and Lexical Aspects of Colloquial Finnish. Bloomington. 1973. 93 pp. ISBN 0-87750-173-4.
  • 120. Basgöz, Ilhan. Turkish Folklore Reader.
  • 121. De Rachewiltz, Igor. Index to the Secret History of the Mongols. Bloomington. 1972. 343 pp. ISBN 0-87750-166-1.
  • 122. Nickul, Karl. The Lappish Nation: Citizens of Four Countries.
  • 123. Stone, Frank A. The Rub of Cultures in Turkey: Literary Views of Education. Bloomington. 1973. 184 pp. ISBN 0-87750-179-3.
  • 124. Olson, Robert W. The Siege of Mosul and Ottoman-Persian Relations.
  • 125. Hangin, John G. Intermediate Mongolian.Bloomington. 1975. 379 pp. ISBN 0-87750-195-5.
  • 126. Krueger, John R. A Tuvan Manual.
  • 127. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 128. Smith, Jerry C. and Urban, William L. The Livonian Rhymed Chronicle.
  • 129. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 130. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 131. Sinor, Denis (editor). Studies in Finno-Ugric Linguistics in Honor of Alo Raun. Bloomington and Louvain (Edition Peeters). 1977. 440 pp. ISBN 0-933070-00-4.
  • 132. Sebeok, Thomas A. Cheremis Literary Reader with Glossary. Bloomington and Louvain (Edition Peeters). 1978. 138 pp. ISBN 2-8017-0096-7.
  • 133. Moses, Larry W. The Political Role of Mongol Buddhism. Bloomington. 1977. 299 pp. ISBN 0-933070-01-2.
  • 134. Clark, Larry V. and Draghi, Paul A. (editors). Aspects of Altaic Civilization II. Proceedings of the Eighteenth Meeting of the Permanent International Altaistic Conference. Bloomington, June 29-July 5, 1975. Bloomington and Louvain (Edition Peeters). 1978. 212 pp. ISBN 0-933070-02-0.
  • 135. Grønbech, Vilhelm. Preliminary Studies in Turkic Historical Phonology.
  • 136. Grønbech, Kaare. The Structure of the Turkic Languages.
  • 137. Kwanten, Luc and Hesse, Susan. Tangut (Hsi Hsia) Studies: A Bibliography. Bloomington. 1980. 125 pp. ISBN 0-933070-05-5.
  • 138. Ewing, Thomas Esson. Between the Hammer and the Anvil? Chinese and Russian Policies in Outer Mongolia, 1911-1921. Bloomington. 1980. 300 pp. ISBN 0-933070-06-3.
  • 139. Nicht veröffentlicht.
  • 140. Rozycki, William, with the assistance of Rex Dwyer. A Reverse Index of Manchu. Bloomington. 1981. 189 pp. ISBN 0-933070-08-X.
  • 141. Zygas, Victoria Egle and Voorheis, Peter (editors). Folklorica: Festschrift for Felix J. Oinas. Bloomington. 1982. 348 pp. ISBN 0-933070-09-8.
  • 142. Kwanten, Luc. The Timely Pearl: A 12th Century Tangut-Chinese Glossary, Volume 1: The Chinese Glosses. Bloomington. 1982. 265pp. ISBN 0-933070-10-1.
  • 143. Sinor, Denis. Essays in Comparative Altaic Linguistics. Bloomington. 1990. 271 pp. ISBN 0-933070-26-8.
  • 144. Lindner, Rudi Paul. Nomads and Ottomans in Medieval Anatolia. Bloomington. 1983. 167 pp. ISBN 0-933070-12-8.
  • 145. Sinor, Denis (editor). Aspects of Altaic Civilization III: Proceedings of the Thirtieth Meeting of the Permanent International Altaistic Conference, Bloomington, Indiana, June 19-25, 1987. Bloomington. 1990. ix, 265 pp. ISBN 0-933070-25-X.
  • 146. Mitler, Louis. Contemporary Turkish Writers: A Critical Bio-Bibliography of Leading Writers in the Turkish Republican Period up to 1980.Bloomington. 1988. 325 pp. ISBN 0-933070-14-4.
  • 147. Oinas, Felix. Studies in Finnic Folklore. Bloomington. 1985. 219 pp. ISBN 0-933070-15-2.
  • 148. Halkovic, Stephen A. Jr. The Mongols of the West. Bloomington. 1985. 226 pp. ISBN 0-933070-16-0.
  • 149. Moses, Larry and Halkovic, Stephen A. Jr. Introduction to Mongolian History and Culture. Bloomington. 1985. 305 pp. ISBN 0-933070-18-7.
  • 150. Hangin, Gombojab et al. A Modern Mongolian-English Dictionary. Bloomington. 1986. 900 pp. ISBN 0-933070-19-5.
  • 151. Thomson, Ian. Humanist Pietas: The Panegyric of Ianus Pannonius on Guarinus Veronensis. Medievalia Hungarica Series, vol. 1, Emanuel J. Mickel (editor). Bloomington. 1988. 251 pp. ISBN 0-933070-21-7.
  • 152. Popova, L. P. Bibliografiia po sovetskomu mongolovedenii [Mongolian Studies in the Soviet Union: A Bibliography of Soviet Publications 1981-1986] [in Russian]. Bloomington. 1988. 95 pp. ISBN 0-933070-22-5.
  • 153. Kane, Daniel. The Sino-Jurchen Vocabulary of the Bureau of Interpreters. Bloomington. 1989. 461 pp. ISBN 0-933070-23-3.
  • 154. Hu Zhen-hua and Guy Imart. A Kirghiz Reader. Bloomington. 1989. 419 pp. ISBN 0-933070-24-1.
  • 155. Thuroczy, Janos. Chronicle of the Hungarians. Medievalia Hungarica Series, vol. 2, Emanuel J. Mickel (editor). Bloomington. 1991. 225 pp. ISBN 0-933070-27-6.
  • 156. Nazarov, Bakhtiyar and Sinor, Denis (editors). Essays on Uzbek History, Culture, and Language. Bloomington. 1993. 119 pp. ISBN 0-933070-29-2.
  • 157. Rozycki, William. Mongol Elements in Manchu. Bloomington. 1994. 255 pp. ISBN 0-933070-31-4.
  • 158. Molnár, A. Weather Magic in Inner Asia. Bloomington. 1995. 174 pp. ISBN 0-933070-33-0.
  • 159. Tuldava, J. Estonian Textbook: Grammar, Exercises, Conversation. Bloomington. 1994. 379 pp. ISBN 0-933070-54-3.
  • 160. Bregel, Yuri. Bibliography of Islamic Central Asia, Parts I-III. 3 vols., 1513 pp. Bloomington. 1995. ISBN 0-933070-35-7.
  • 161. Ismatullaev, K. Modern Literary Uzbek I. Bloomington. 1995. 551 pp. ISBN 0-933070-36-5.
  • 162. Beller-Hann, I. A History of Cathay, A Translation and Linguistic Analysis of a Fifteenth-Century Turkic Manuscript. Bloomington. 1995. 200 pp. ISBN 0-933070-37-3.
  • 163. Mürk, Harri. A Handbook of Estonian Nouns, Adjectives, and Verbs. Bloomington. 1997. 364 pp. ISBN 0-933070-42-X.
  • 164. Schütz, Edmond. Armeno-Turcica. Selected Studies. Bloomington. 1998. 424 pp. ISBN 0-933070-43-8.
  • 165. McRobbie-Utasi, Zita. Quantity in the Skolt (Lappish) saami Language: An Acoustic Analysis. Bloomington. 1999. 255 pp. ISBN 0-933070-45-4.
  • 166. Barat, Kahar. The Uygur-Turkic Biography of the Seventh-Century Chinese Buddhist Pilgrim Xuanzang, Ninth and Tenth Chapters. Bloomington. 2001. 430 pp. ISBN 0-933070-462.
  • 167. DeWeese, Devin, (editor). Studies on Central Asian History in Honor of Yuri Bregel. Bloomington. 2001. 354 pp. ISBN 0-933070-48-9.
  • 168. Honey, David B. and Wright, David C. (editors). Altaic Affinities. Proceedings of the 40th Meeting of the Permanent International Altaistic Conference (PIAC), Provo, Utah (1997). Bloomington. 2001. 290 pp. ISBN 0-933070-49-7.
  • 169. Aczel, Richard, and Nemes, Péter (editors). The Finer Grain: Essays in Honor of Mihály Szegedy-Maszák. Bloomington. 2003. 317 pp. ISBN 0-933070-50-0.
  • 170. Mawkanuli, Talant. Jungar Tuvan Texts. Bloomington. 2005. 266 pp. ISBN 0-933070-51-9.
  • 171. Kara, György. Books of the Mongolian Nomads: More Than Eight Centuries of Writing Mongolian [an expanded English edition translated from the Russian by John R. Krueger]. Bloomington. 2005. 371 pp. ISBN 0-933070-52-7.
  • 172. Rásonyi, László. Onomasticon Turcicum: Turkic Personal Names. Bloomington. 2007. 836 pp. ISBN 978-0-933070-56-1.
  • 173. Rybatzki, Volker, Alessandra Pozzi, Peter W. Geier, and John R. Krueger (editors). The Early Mongols: Language, Culture and History. Studies in Honor of Igor de Rachewiltz on the Occasion of his 80th Birthday. Bloomington, 2009. 217 pp. ISBN 978-0-933070-57-8.
  • 174. LUO Xin and Roger Covey (editors). Chinese Scholars on Inner Asia. Bloomington, 2012. 707 pp. ISBN 978-0-933070-58-5.
  • Special Unnumbered Volume: Miklós, Szántó. Életutam: Hét rendszerváltáson át [in Hungarian]. Bloomington. 2006. 595 pp. ISBN 0-933070-55-1.

Siehe auch

Einzelnachweise und Fußnoten
  1. englisch John Krueger
  2. sinor.indiana.edu
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