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Accent matters [electronic resource] : papers on Balto-Slavic accentology / edited by Tijmen Pronk, Rick Derksen.
Format
Book
Language
English
Εdition
1st ed.
Published/Created
Amsterdam : Rodopi, 2011.
Description
vi, 366 p.
Details
Subject(s)
Baltic languages
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Accents and accentuation
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Slavic languages
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Accents and accentuation
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Related name
International Workshop on Balto-Slavic Accentology (3rd : 2007 : Leiden University)
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Pronk, Tijmen
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Derksen, Rick
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Series
Studies in Slavic and general linguistics ; v. 37.
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Studies in Slavic and general linguistics ; v. 37
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Summary note
The accentual systems of the Baltic and Slavic languages continue to intrigue scholars of general and historical linguistics. They play an important role in the reconstruction of the linguistic ancestor of Baltic and Slavic, but also in the typological study of accentual systems. This volume contains contributions related to the accentology of the Baltic and Slavic languages by leading scholars in the field. They discuss the accentual systems that are attested in Baltic and Slavic dialects and texts, and the historical developments that led to these systems. The volume further contains contributions on similar accentual systems and developments in other languages, such as Abkhaz and the Mordvinian languages. A number of papers also deal with the role of the Balto-Slavic accents in the reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European. The volume reflects the progress that has been made in the field of Baltic and Slavic accentuation during the last decades. It forms a major source for anyone interested in the latest developments and insights in the study of accentuation.
Notes
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Language note
English
Contents
Preliminary Material
Der Akzent bei den Verben der Mundart der Ortschaft Kukljica / Mislav Benić
Syllables, intonations and Auslautgesetze / Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
The fate of the neuter o-stems in Balto-Slavic / Rick Derksen
Значение западнокавказской акцентной системы для изучения балто-славянской и японских акцентных систем / ВЛАДИМИР АНТОНОВИЧ ДЫБО
Система акцентных парадигм в прусском глаголе / ВЛАДИМИР АНТОНОВИЧ ДЫБО
Nominal prosodic paradigms and their synchronic reflexes in West Slavic / Ronald F. Feldstein
The accentuation of i-verbs in Croatian dialects / Mate Kapović
The accentuation of the PIE word for ‘daughter’ / Alwin Kloekhorst
Winter’s Law again / Frederik Kortlandt
False exceptions to Winter’s Law: On the effects of Kluge’s law on the Proto-Germanic consonantism / Guus Kroonen
Tone Reversal in Kajkavian Dialects of Croatian / Keith Langston
Die Entwicklung des Vokalismus vom Protouralischen zum Mordwinischen und die Rekonstruktion der urmordwinischen Betonung / Julia Normanskaja
Некоторые особенности глагольной акцентуации в староштокавских памятниках XV в. / ИРИНА СЕМЁНОВНА ПЕКУНОВА
On the development of initial *Hu, *Hi and the rise of initial acute diphthongs in Baltic and Slavic / Tijmen Pronk
Akzentuierung der altpreußischen Substantiva mit den Suffixen -enīk- / -inīk- und -ik- / -īk- / Vytautas Rinkevičius
The connection between circumflex and palatalization in Lithuanian word formation / Bonifacas Stundžia
О глагольной акцентуации одной среднеболгарской рукописи (Апостол НБКМ №93) / МАРГАРИТА ВИКТОРОВНА ЖИВОВА
Issues in Balto-Slavic Accentology / Frederik Kortlandt.
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ISBN
1-283-16220-2
9786613162205
94-012-0032-7
OCLC
742584170
Doi
10.1163/9789401200325
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