Studies in Diachronic, Synchronic, and Typological Linguistics
Festschrift for Oswald Szemérenyi on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday
Editor
This two-volume collection of papers was brought together in honor of Oswald Szemerényi on the occasion of his 65th birthday. The volumes contain 70 papers, most of which deal with Indo-European (historical) linguistics.
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 11] 1979. xiv, 487, x, 506 pp. (2 vols.)
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 19 December 2011
Published online on 19 December 2011
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Preface | pp. vii–ix
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List of publications of Oswald Szemerényi | pp. 1–12
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Syntax: Conjecture and factOlga Akhmanova and Olga Dolgova | pp. 13–22
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Word order typology and prepositions in Old IndicPaul Kent Andersen | pp. 23–34
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Generative grammar and language change: Irreconcilable concepts?Raimo Anttila | pp. 35–51
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Sonorität und LautwandelMichael Back | pp. 53–69
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Why but implies although: A functional approachCharles-James Bailey | pp. 71–75
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Die Auffälligkeit und das UniversaleHelmut J.R. Birkhan | pp. 77–121
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Typological studies and the identification of the Indo-European laryngealsAllan R. Bomhard | pp. 123–137
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Mehrsprachigkeit, Diglossie und Sprachprobleme in SkandinavienKurt Braumüller | pp. 139–157
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Bemerkungen zu den PhrasenkompositaBela Brogyanyi | pp. 159–165
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Zur Struktur des kurdischen VerbsTheodora Bynon | pp. 167–178
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Typologische Rekonstruktion und IndogermanischEnrico Campanile | pp. 179–190
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Sui numerali da “1” a “5” in anatolico e indoeuropeoOnofrio Carruba | pp. 191–205
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The Aeolic dative pluralJohn Chadwick | pp. 207–211
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A semantic approach to the identification of Iranian loanwords in ArmenianPatrick Considine | pp. 213–228
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Altirisch dúasJohan Corthals | pp. 229–234
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Kukko kiekuu und käki kukkuuGyula Décsy | pp. 235–238
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The vowel phonemes of KhotaneseRonald E. Emmerick | pp. 239–250
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Due note epigrafiche di morfologia grecaCarlo Gallavotti | pp. 251–263
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Über den Sinn der slavischen offenen SilbeHerbert Galton | pp. 265–281
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Hierarchical relationships of dominance as phonological universals and their implications for Indo-European reconstructionThomas V. Gamkrelidze | pp. 283–290
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No Old Persion spaθmaidaIlya Gershevitch | pp. 291–295
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Eblaite and its affinitiesCyrus H. Gordon | pp. 297–301
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Struttura lessicale e prestitoRoberto Gusmani | pp. 303–316
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Subjectless verbs and the primacy of the predicate in Romance and LatinRobert A. Hall | pp. 317–323
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Formal vs. functional considerations in phonologyMorris Halle | pp. 325–341
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On syllabic reduction and syntaxEric P. Hamp | pp. 343–350
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Der Vorgang der Begegnung: Eine historisch-kontrastive Studie zum Irischen, Englischen und LateinischenHans Hartmann | pp. 351–372
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Structural evidence on the reality of literary punningArchibald A. Hill | pp. 373–385
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γέφυρα: A Semitic loan-word?James T. Hooker | pp. 387–398
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Die syntaktischen UniversalienGheorghe Ivănescu | pp. 399–415
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On non-volitional verbal constructions in Indo-EuropeanVyacheslav Ivanov | pp. 417–421
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Linguistique genetique et typologique: Remarques epistemologiquesGuy Jucquois | pp. 423–436
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L’importance de William Dwight Whitney pour les jeunes linguistes de Leipzig et pour F. de SaussureE.F.K. Koerner | pp. 437–454
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Schleicher’s tale after a centuryWinfred P. Lehmann and Ladislav Zgusta | pp. 455–466
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The diachronic possibilities of the Indo-European ‘amplified’ sentence: A case history from anatolianKim R. McCone | pp. 467–487
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Latinate diglossia in Finno-Ugric: Could Hungarian have become a Romance language?Adam Makkai | pp. 489–506
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Semantic universals, lexical polarization, taboo. The Romance domain of ‘left’ and ‘right’ revisitedYakov Malkiel | pp. 507–527
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L’apophonie e/o en grecWitold Mańczak | pp. 529–535
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Quelques lectures nouvelles sur les inscriptions louvites hiéroglyphiques d’EmirgaziEmilia Masson | pp. 537–547
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Remarques sur les noms en -ᾶς en attiquesOlivier Masson | pp. 549–553
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Lautliche Interferenzen — Ursachen und Wirkungen am Beispiel Italienisch-ZimbrischWolfgang Meid and Karin Heller | pp. 555–562
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Die lateinisch-romanischen Verbalbildungen mit Präfixen. Als Beispiel: die Familie von lat. ramusHarri Meier | pp. 563–576
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The Luwian languages and the Hittite -ḫi conjugationAnna Morpurgo Davies | pp. 577–610
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On the origins of the Greek hexameter: Synchronic and diachronic perspectivesGregory Nagy | pp. 611–631
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Le denominazioni della “confinazione tra campi e tra prati” nei dialetti friulani e alpiniGiovan Battista Pellegrini | pp. 633–654
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Pour une syntaxe de la langue parlée: La construction anglaise à redoublementHerbert Pilch | pp. 655–661
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Due xenia auguraliVittore Pisani | pp. 663–668
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Luvio geroglifico SAR+r(-à) KAT-taMassimo Poetto | pp. 669–677
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Creolization theory and linguistic prehistoryEdgar C. Polomé | pp. 679–690
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The voiceless bilabial spirant in Indo-EuropeanErnst Pulgram | pp. 691–704
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Die idg. Wurzel *reudh- im LateinischenErnst Risch | pp. 705–724
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Abstrakte Komplemente in UrindogermanischenHelmut Rix | pp. 725–747
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Sexist language and the competence/performance distinctionSol Saporta | pp. 749–753
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Rekonstruktion grundsprachlicher SatzbaupläneAnton Schrerer | pp. 755–762
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Über einige Universalien tierischer und menschlicher KommunikationBernfried Schlerath | pp. 763–778
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Universals, explanation, and a minor problem of Hittite phonologyWilliam R. Schmalstieg | pp. 779–791
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Zur Vorgeschichte des indogermanischen GenussystemsKarl Horst Schmidt | pp. 793–800
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φερέ-οικος – οἰκο-φόρος und die wechselnde Stellung des Verbalbestandteiles bei einigen griechischen KompositaRolf Schulze | pp. 801–828
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Etymology as an operational principleHansjakob Seiler | pp. 829–835
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Phonologische Regelhierarchie oder Wortbildung? (Lat. floralis, Cerialis und Zugehöriges)Klaus Strunk | pp. 837–851
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Zu den syntaktischen Grundlagen der Nominalkomposition: Die Reihenfolge der TeilgliederJohann Tischler | pp. 853–868
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Logic, epistemology, and Prague phonological ideasJindřich Toman | pp. 869–883
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Das Irische und die TypologieAntonio Tovar | pp. 885–902
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Ein Fall der Typologie: Das Problem der ‘alten Arier’ und die arische TrennungOleg N. Trubačev | pp. 903–908
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Contribution a l’interpretation du vocabulaire hittite et indo-européenA.J. van Windekens | pp. 909–925
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Synchronie, diachronie et évolution des langues: Quelques considérations théoriquesAriton Vraciu | pp. 927–940
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Global syntactic diffusionStephen Wallace | pp. 941–958
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Kongruenz wird zu Diskontinuität im DeutschenOtmar Werner | pp. 959–988
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On the importance of links not missingWerner Winter | pp. 989–994
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CF: Linguistics
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LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General