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Papers from the 6th International Conference on Historical Linguistics [electronic resource]
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This volume presents a selection of papers from the 6th International Conference on Historical Linguistics (ICHL), which was held in 1983, in Poznan, Poland.
| Title |
Papers from the 6th International Conference on Historical Linguistics [electronic resource] / edited by Jacek Fisiak. |
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| Additional Titles |
Papers from the Sixth International Conference on Historical Linguistics. Papers from the 6th ICHL. |
| Publisher |
[Amsterdam] : J. Benjamins Pub. Co. [Poznań, Poland] : Adam Mickiewicz University Press |
| Creation Date |
1985 |
| Notes |
English, French, and German. Spine title: Papers from the 6th ICHL. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. English |
| Content |
PAPERS from the 6th International Conference on Historical Linguistics Editorial page Title page Dedication Copyright page Table of contents PREFACE LIST OF PARTICIPANTS CONFERENCE PROGRAMME DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE IN LINGUISTIC EVOLUTION REFERENCES ABBREVIATIONS AREAL LINGUISTICS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS PARADIGM ECONOMY IN LATIN NOUNS ABLAUT: APHOENIX IN THE HISTORY OF AFRIKAANS ON ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS IN SOUND CHANGE I. ANALYTICAL CHANGES II. SYNTHETIC CHANGES III. THE COMPARISON OF ANALYTICAL AND SYNTHETIC CHANGESAPPENDIX: ADDITIONAL DATA ON THE DIACHRONY OF SUBTRACTIVE OPERATIONS: EVIDENCE FOR SEMIOTICALLY BASED MODELS OF NATURAL PHONOLOGY AND NATURAL MORPHOLOGY FROM NORTHERN AND ANATOLIAN GREEK DIALECTS DID OLD ENGLISH HAVE A MIDDLE VOICE? BIBLIOGRAPHY THE VOWEL /a:/ IN ENGLISH FRAMING THE LINGUISTIC ACTION SCENE IN OLD AND PRESENT-DAY ENGLISH: OE CWEþAN, SECGAN, SP(R)ECAN AND PRESENT-DAY ENGLISH SPEAK, TALK, SAY AND TELL COMPARED LEXICAL RESTRUCTURING: RULE LOSS VERSUS RULE INTERSECTION EVIDENCE FROM ITALIANI. INTRODUCTION II. RULE ADDITION AND LOSS HYPOTHESES III. RULE INTERSECTION AND LEXICAL DIFFUSION HYPOTHESES IV. CONCLUSION THEORIES OF SOUND CHANGE FAIL IF THEY TRY TO PREDICT TOO MUCH 0. Introduction 1. Conditioning factors and mechanisms of change 1.1. Phonetic conditioning 1.2. Sound change based on the sound system vs. sound change based on meaningful units 2. Phonological restrictions on sound change 2.1. Syntagmatic restrictions 2.2. Paradigmatic restrictions 2.3. Conclusion CHANCE AND NECESSITY IN DIACHRONIC SYNTAX- WORD ORDER TYPOLOGIES AND THE POSITION OF MODERN PERSIAN RELATIVE CLAUSESREFERENCES UMLAUT AS A HARMONY PROCESS 1. Introduction 1.1. Non linear phonology 2. Counterarguments 2.1. Turkish 2.2. Umlaut 3. Umlaut in Dutch and German 4. Umlaut in Roermond 5. Description DIVERGENT PATTERNS OF WORD ORDER CHANGE IN CONTEMPORARY FRENCH ARTICULATORY MODES AND TYPOLOGICAL UNIVERSALS: THE PUZZLE OF BANTU EJECTIVES AND ASPIRATES 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Definition of terms 2.0 Post-Nasal Consonants 2.1 Aspiration 2.2. Ejectivization3.0 Articulatory Modes VELAR SEGMENTS IN OLD ENGLISH AND OLD IRISH ON THE SEMASIOLOGIZATION OF PHONOLOGICAL RULES: THE SEMIOTIC EVOLUTION OF FINNISH CONSONANT GRADATION ANOTHER EXPLANATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF s BEFORE / IN NORWEGIAN WILHELM SCHERER'S ZUR GESCHICHTE DER DEUTSCHEN SPRACHEA MILESTONE IN 19TH-CENTURY LINGUISTICS PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN CONSONANTISM: METHODOLOGICAL AND FURTHER TYPOLOGICAL CONCERNS THE PLACE OF SAUSSURE'S 'MÉMOIRE' IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS 0.0 Introductory observations |
| Series |
Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science. Series IV, Current issues in linguistic theory, 0304-0763 v. 34 |
| Extent |
1 online resource (646 p.) |
| Language |
English |
| National Library system number |
997010705957405171 |
MARC RECORDS
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