PRAGUE STUDIES IN MATHEMATICAL LINGUISTICS -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- 1 Quantitative Linguistics -- ON THE LANGUAGE OF THE PRESENT-DAY PUBLICIST PROSE FROM THE QUANTITATIVE POINT OF VIEW -- 1. Characteristics of the vocabulary of the Czech publicist prose language -- 2. Characteristics of the grammar of the present-day publicist prose -- Ličnyje mestoimenija v češskich publicističeskich tekstach (Kvantativnyj analiz) -- THE USE OF ENTROPY IN EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF COMPLETENESS IN THE PHONOLOGICAL CALCULUS -- THE PROSODIC STRUCTURE OF THE SLOVAK WORD -- TWO SIGNALS OF READABILITY IN JOURNALISTIC UTTERANCE -- 1. Sequence of graphemes -- 2. Word Intensity -- PERCEPTION OF SCIENTIFIC TEXTS -- Description of the texts -- Agreement of judges by assessment of significance index of words -- Relations between the judges and the texts -- Conclusions -- ON THE STATISTICS OF THE COMPLEX SENTENCE THE DEGREE OF DEPENDENCE OF SUBORDINATE CLAUSES AND THINKING1 -- ON SOME QUANTITATIVE ASPECTSOF THE SENTENCE IN LOEWENBRUGK'SCHRONICLE /1685/ -- 1. Introductory -- 2. Sentence -- 3. Structure of the compound sentence -- 4. Connectives -- 5. Conclusions -- Tekstologija - Sistema - Stemma -- Textology - System - Stemma -- 2 Algebraic Linguistics -- ABSTRACT GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Categories in the sense of Dobrusin -- 3. Categories in the sense of Kunze -- 4. Relation of T-domination -- 5. Abstract categories -- 6. Concluding remarks -- ON PROJECTIVE TREES -- TOWARDS A DEFINITION OF FOCUS AND TOPIC -- ARE GROSSED BRACKETS NECESSARY? -- ON THE CASE FRAMES OF NOUNS -- AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS OF CZECH MORPHEMICS -- EXPERIMENTS WITH RANDOM GENERATION OF CZECH SENTENCES -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.