Paradigmatics of Standard Russian presents an integral exposition of morphology of standard Russian on a phonological basis. It describes the current phonetics of Russian and demonstrates the dynamics of this system with the coexistence of older and newer variants. The phonological system is used to explain morphology and demonstrates the relatively closed and systematic nature of Russian declension and conjugation. This work is based on current literature and electronic corpuses of Russian texts. The book is suitable for philologists interested in the phonetics, phonology and morphology and for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of the phonetics and morphology of standard Russian.