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Roman Jakobson
Russian philologist, pioneer of structural linguistics and phonology. Next to being one of the most significant linguists of the XXth century, he was also influential on literary theory through his involvement with Russian Formalism and the Cercle linguistique de Prague.
On verse, its masters and explorers
Roman Jakobson
Edited by Stephen Rudy, Martha Taylor
3-121
131-134
On the translation of verse
Jakobson Roman
135-146
Bolgarskij pjatistopnyj jamb v sopostavlenii s russkim
Jakobson Roman
147-159
Metrics
Jakobson Roman
160-166
Axioms of a versification system
Jakobson Roman, Lotz John
237-280
The statue in puškin's poetic mythology
Jakobson Roman
281-286
Marginal notes on Puškin's lyric poetry
Jakobson Roman
287-293
294-298
On puškin's responses to folk poetry
Jakobson Roman
299-354
Novejšaja russkaja poèzija
Jakobson Roman
355-381
O pokolenii, rastrativšem svoich poetov
Jakobson Roman
416-432
Randbemerkungen zur Prosa des Dichters Pasternak
Jakobson Roman
433-485
Toward a description of mácha's verse
Jakobson Roman
510-537
Poznámky k dílu Erbenovu
Jakobson Roman
564-566
Problemy izučenija literatury i jazyka
Jakobson Roman, Tynjanov Jurij Nikolaevič
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