Mark L. Louden

List of John Benjamins publications for which Mark L. Louden plays a role.

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Scholars who have investigated the history of Pennsylvania Dutch (Pennsylvania German) have come to the unanimous consensus that the language most closely resembles the German dialects of the Palatinate region (Pfalz). This is not surprising, since the majority of the German-speaking immigrants… read more
Louden, Mark L. 2011 Synchrony and diachrony of verb clusters in Pennsylvania DutchStudies on German-Language Islands, Putnam, Michael T. (ed.), pp. 165–186 | Article
This paper presents the major synchronic facts about verb clusters in modern Pennsylvania Dutch (Pennsylvania German) and indicates how they have developed historically. Although Pennsylvania Dutch is descended from primarily Palatine German dialects, the behavior of verb clusters in the modern… read more
Louden, Mark L. 2003 Review article: Child language acquisition and language changeDiachronica 20:1, pp. 167–183 | Review article
SUMMARY This paper investigates contact-induced change in Yiddish on the example of four problematic sets of phonological data from Yiddish dialectology first discussed by Uriel Weinreich (1963). These data, dubbed “riddles in bilingual dialectology” by Weinreich, are problematic for the fact that… read more
Louden, Mark L. 1999 Sprachwandel und Sprachmischung im Jiddischen. By Eckhard EggersDiachronica 16:2, pp. 363–368 | Miscellaneous
Louden, Mark L. 1995 Review of Abraham & Bayer (1993): DialektsyntaxStudies in Language 19:1, pp. 264–273 | Review
Louden, Mark L. 1992 Language Contact and the Relationship of Form and Meaning in English and GermanRecent Developments in Germanic Linguistics, Lippi-Green, Rosina L. (ed.), pp. 115 ff. | Article