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Italic and Romance
Linguistic studies in honor of Ernst Pulgram
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The papers in this volume deal with the languages of ancient Italy and the Romance dialects that grew from them. The arrangement of papers in the volume is topical, starting with ancient Italy and moving upward in time and outward in space through general Romance to Italian, French and Provençal, Spanish, Romanian and Sardinian.
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 18] 1980. xxi, 338 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 24 October 2011
Published online on 24 October 2011
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Preface | pp. v–viii
- ernst pulgram Bibliography | pp. ix–xviii
- Tabula Gratulatoria | pp. xix–xxi
- The future perfect in oscan-umbrianMadison S. Beeler | p. 1
- Latin verbs in -uō, -uereOswald Szemerényi | p. 9
- The phonology of -nd- and the latin gerundiveJames W. Poultney | p. 33
- The role of */1/ in RhotacismClifford S. Leonard | p. 43
- The impact of vowel syncope in latinHenry M. Hoenigswald | p. 53
- Latin vs. neo-latin: clues to contrasting structureGordon M. Messing | p. 59
- A case of paradigmatic continuity in italic and romanceEric P. Hamp | p. 69
- A proposal for the classification of the romance languagesGiuseppe Francescato | p. 75
- Per una classificazione “standardologica” delle lingue romanzeŽarko Muljačić | p. 85
- A note on prefixed inflection in romanceJames J. Champion | p. 97
- Fortschritt und rückschritt in der etymologischen forschungHarri Meier | p. 103
- The source of italian tardiJ. Peter Maher | p. 113
- the origin of the italian plural formative — eHelmut Lüdtke | p. 121
- Nota sui rappresentanti di latino — di- nei dialetti toscaniTristano Bolelli | p. 127
- On the voicing of latin intervocalic /p, t, k/ in italianHerbert J. Izzo | p. 131
- The structure of italian newspaper headlinesRobert A. Hall | p. 157
- Rätoromanisch: linguach romantsch tranter Taliá e francésGerhard Rohlfs | p. 161
- the topos of the decoy: Apropos of old provençal cadornHenry Kahane and Renée Kahane | p. 171
- Occitan verbal substantives in — dor, -doiraRaleigh Morgan | p. 177
- Etymologies doubles dans le FEWKurt Baldinger | p. 189
- Prefixed conjugation in parosian frenchWilliam J. Ashby | p. 195
- Liaison, nasalization and the “cursus” in french phonologyJurgen Klausenburger | p. 209
- Peut-on prévoir les modifications à venir d’un système phonologique ?André Martinet | p. 219
- Curiosa from a lexicon of louisiana frenchJames Redfern | p. 233
- Languages of ancient spain and portugalJames M. Anderson | p. 247
- Hispanica et latinaAntonio Tovar | p. 257
- Anekdotisches zur spanischen sprachgeschicjte im Siglode oroHarald Weinrich | p. 263
- Spanish and portugese cattle terms in amerindian languagesLawrence B. Kiddle | p. 273
- Sur la dissimilation consonantique en roumainAlexandru Rosetti | p. 293
- The romanian numerical systemCharles M. Carlton | p. 295
- “Sardica ut in Oppidis”Eugenio Coseriu | p. 317
- Franz von Miklosich and the rise of romance linguisticsYakov Malkiel | p. 327
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