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The Rôle of Language in European Nationalisms
A comparative study with particular reference to the German-speaking area
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J. Stephen Barbour
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Preface ix
- Contributors xi
- The Rôle of Language in European Nationalisms 1
- Southern Middle English hise and the Question of Pronominal Transfer in Language Contact 11
- Flemings, Brabanders and Hollanders in the Urban Melting Pot 33
- Germanic, Northwest-Indo-European and Pre-Indo-European Substrates 47
- Old High German n u 57
- Subject and Reflexive in Old Icelandic 69
- The Evolution of Gender Assignment from OHG to NHG 81
- Split Intransitivity in German and Dutch 97
- Language Contact and the Relationship of Form and Meaning in English and German 115
- Subject-object and Coordinate Asymmetries and the Syntactic Structure of German 127
- Relativization Strategies in Early New High German 141
- Index of Names and Authors 157
- Index of Subjects 161
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Preface ix
- Contributors xi
- The Rôle of Language in European Nationalisms 1
- Southern Middle English hise and the Question of Pronominal Transfer in Language Contact 11
- Flemings, Brabanders and Hollanders in the Urban Melting Pot 33
- Germanic, Northwest-Indo-European and Pre-Indo-European Substrates 47
- Old High German n u 57
- Subject and Reflexive in Old Icelandic 69
- The Evolution of Gender Assignment from OHG to NHG 81
- Split Intransitivity in German and Dutch 97
- Language Contact and the Relationship of Form and Meaning in English and German 115
- Subject-object and Coordinate Asymmetries and the Syntactic Structure of German 127
- Relativization Strategies in Early New High German 141
- Index of Names and Authors 157
- Index of Subjects 161
