Studies in Germanic Linguistics

Editors

Michael T. Putnam | Penn State University | mtp12psu.edu

Laura Catharine Smith | Brigham Young University | laurasmithbyu.edu

David Natvig | University of Stavanger | david.a.natviguis.no

Hanna Fischer | Philipps-Universität Marburg | hanna.fischeruni-marburg.de

This book series is peer reviewed and indexed in: Book Citation Index (BCI )*

Publications in this series will engage in achieving a more detailed and nuanced understanding of the structural development of Germanic languages and dialects past and present from a comparative perspective. Prospective manuscripts should target comparisons both within and outside of Germanic; especially West Germanic, and those that address German and/or English as a central focus of their analysis are particularly desirable. The series welcomes comparative analyses of aspects of Germanic languages from applied, experimental, formal, functional, and qualitative studies in any established subfield of linguistic inquiry (e.g., syntax, semantics, phonology, morphology, sociolinguistics, historical linguistics, psycholinguistics, and language acquisition). In addition to a comparative focus on Germanic languages, volumes in this series should also seek to contribute to theories of language structure, language use, language change, language acquisition, and language processing.

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ISSN: 2452-2120

https://doi.org/10.1075/sigl

Volumes

10	Varieties of German in Contact Settings: Studies in honor of William D. Keel Edited by B. Richard Page and Michael T. Putnam 2025. vi, 275 pp.
9	The Development of Aspirated Fricatives in Gothic: A contact-linguistic perspective Seiichi Suzuki 2024. xix, 155 pp.
8	Investigating West Germanic Languages: Studies in honor of Robert B. Howell Edited by Jennifer Hendriks and B. Richard Page 2024. vi, 327 pp.
7	Ditransitives in Germanic Languages: Synchronic and diachronic aspects Edited by Eva Zehentner, Melanie Röthlisberger and Timothy Colleman 2023. vi, 446 pp.
6	The Ditransitive Alternation in Present-Day German: A corpus-based analysis Hilde De Vaere 2023. xviii, 333 pp.
5	Dating the Old Norse Poetic Edda: A multifactorial analysis of linguistic features Christopher D. Sapp 2022. xii, 246 pp.
4	Norwegian Verb Particles Leiv Inge Aa 2020. ix, 184 pp.
3	A Comparative Grammar of the Early Germanic Languages R.D. Fulk 2018. xv, 420 pp.
2	Norwegian Discourse Ellipsis: Clausal architecture and licensing conditions Mari Nygård 2018. xii, 245 pp.
1	Syntactic Variation in Insular Scandinavian Edited by Höskuldur Thráinsson, Caroline Heycock, Hjalmar P. Petersen and Zakaris Svabo Hansen 2017. v, 343 pp.

Editorial info

Editors

Michael T. Putnam | Penn State University | mtp12psu.edu

Laura Catharine Smith | Brigham Young University | laurasmithbyu.edu

David Natvig | University of Stavanger | david.a.natviguis.no

Hanna Fischer | Philipps-Universität Marburg | hanna.fischeruni-marburg.de

Editorial Board

Birgit Alber | Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

Joshua Bousquette | University of Georgia

Josh Brown | University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Ulrike Demske | University of Potsdam

David Fertig | University at Buffalo

Elly van Gelderen | Arizona State University

Tracy Alan Hall | Indiana University

Kari Kinn | University of Bergen

Ida Larsson | University of Oslo

Vera Lee-Schoenfeld | University of Georgia

Mark L. Louden | University of Wisconsin – Madison

Marc van Oostendorp | Meertens Institute / Leiden University

B. Richard Page | Penn State University

Joseph C. Salmons | University of Wisconsin – Madison

Christopher D. Sapp | Indiana University

John R. te Velde | Oklahoma State University

George Walkden | University of Konstanz

Author info

The series welcomes submissions of both monographs and edited volumes. Book proposals, preferably structured along the lines indicated in our Guidelines for Book Proposals, can be sent to the editors:

Michael T. Putnam, Penn State University, mtp12psu.edu
B. Richard Page, Penn State University, brp3psu.edu
Laura Catharine Smith, Brigham Young University, laurasmithbyu.edu

If the proposed book is considered to be — in principle — suitable for this series, you will be asked to submit the full manuscript for further assessment through independent peer review.

When you are instructed to prepare your manuscript for production, please follow the Guidelines for Manuscript Submission.

Subjects

Studies in Germanic Linguistics

Linguistics

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