Writing in the Altaic World

M. Balk & J. Janhunen, A new approach to the Romanization of Written Mongol; A. A. Burykin, Morphological aspects of the language of the Jurchen script; O. Daher, Ortographical traditions of the Tatar minority in Finland; B. Dugarov, Geser Boyda-yin Sang: A little-known Buryat-Mongolian Sutra; A. B. Ercilasun, The acceptance of the Latin alphabet in the Turkish world; B. Ercilasun, The Begining of Runic studies in Turkey; R. Finch, Korean Hankul and the hP'ags-pa script; S. Grivelet, Scriptal environment in Mongolia; H. Halén, Baron Mannerheim's hunt for ancient Central Asian manuscripts; R. W. Howell, Four morphs and a matrix; Wu Hugjiltu, On contraction in Mongolian hP'ags-pa documents; Kam Taksing, The Romanization of early Manchu regnal names; Z. Korkmaz, Das arabische Alphabet und die türkische Sprache; Liu Fengzhu, Seventy years of Khitan Small Script studies; R. I. Meserve, Writing on man or animal; H. Okada, Haslund's 'Toregut Rarelro' rediscovered; E. Omakaeve & T. Esenova & N. Kokshaeva, Kalmy history and traditions as reflected in Oirat manuscripts; T. A. Pang, The Manchu script reform of 1632: New data and new questions; V. Rybatzki, Punctuation rules in the Tonuquq inscription; A. Sárközi, The Magic of writing: Edible charms; W.-E. Scharlipp, Inverted syntax in early Turkish texts; G. Stary, Manchu names and some problems concerning their transcription; A. von Tongerloo, The importance of writing in the Central Asian Manichaean milieu; E. Tryjarski, Some novelties of the Runica Bulgarica; H. Walravens, Eine kaiserliche Siegelsammlung in chinesischer und mandjurischer Sprache; D. D. Waasiljew, Datenbasen für türkische Runeninschriften: Epitaphische Epigraphik aus Südsibirien; D. C. Wright, Was Chinggis Khan literate?; J. Zamrazilová-Jakmyr, Script, language and narration in old Turkic texts; P. Zieme, Das Qianzìwén bei den alten Uiguren