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    Aspects of the Grammar of Eastern Khanty
    (Tomsk State Pedagogical University Press, 2007) Filchenko (Фильченко), Andrey (Андрей)
    A reference grammar of the endangered indigenous dialects of Vasyugan and Alexandrovo Eastern Khanty of the Uralic language family is the study based on the corpus of natural narrative discourse, and is set in a general cognitive -functional paradigm. The description addresses the main patterns of the Eastern Khanty language system and offers typological contextualization of the reviewed language data. The description covers the issues in phonology (backness vowel harmony, consonant-vowel harmony), word-classes, morphology (derivation and inflection), syntax and semantics of simple and complex clauses (typical SOV patterns with occasional non-canonical argument ergative marking against the general background of Nom-Acc system and robust use of non-finite and finite constructions as relative, adverbial and complement clauses).
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    Landscape Perception and Sacred Places amongst the Vasiugan Khanty
    (Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia, 2011) Filchenko (Фильченко), Andrey (Андрей)
    This local case study illustrates the ways in which local upper Vasiugan community construct, inhabit and structure their local cultural landscape with regard to general ecology, belief, kinship, delimited into a variety of domains: sacred/spiritual vs. routine economic; restricted vs. unrestricted. The territory of upper Vasiugan known as Tukh-Emter Lake is known to all on the river as populated by particular clans and as their economic territory.