LANGUAGE ECOLOGY AND THE CASE OF FAROESE

Chapters in this book

1. I-VIII I
2. LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE
3. AN ATTEMPT AT STRUCTURAL CRITICISM: RIGVEDA 10. 129 11
4. MUSICOLINGUISTICS IN LITERARY ESTHETICS 21
5. AUCASSIN AND THE PILGRIM OF 'LIMOSIN': A BILINGUAL PUN 27
6. A SHONA LOVE POEM 45
7. PRIMICIAS ESTILISTICAS DE P. G. WODEHOUSE 55
8. THE GOALS OF LITERARY ANALYSIS AND A NEW DEFINITION OF LITERATURE: TOWARD A MORE COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTIVISM 63
9. THE STRUCTURE OF NAVAJO POETRY 75
10. NOTES ON THE MAKEUP OF A PROVERB 83
11. LINGUISTIC AND METRICAL CONSTRAINTS IN VERSE: IAMBIC AND TROCHAIC TETRAMETERS OF PUSHKIN 87
12. PIERS PLOWMAN Β.IX.: FURTHER REFINEMENTS OF INWITTE 103
13. LINGUISTIC FUNDAMENTALS OF THE METER OF BEOWULF 111
14. CONTRASTING RHYTHMS OF OLD ENGLISH AND NEW ENGLISH 121
15. THE POSITION AND FUNCTION OF LINGUISTICS IN A THEORY OF POETRY 127
16. MORGENSTERN'S LINGUISTIC FANTASIES 137
17. TYPOGRAPHY, POEMS, AND THE POETIC LINE 153
18. OBSERVATIONS ON JAKOB SCHAFFNER'S LITERARY LANGUAGE 161
19. 'STYLE' AS CHAMELEON: REMARKS ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRANSFORMATIONAL GRAMMAR AND GENERATIVE SEMANTICS FOR THE CONCEPT OF STYLE 169
20. FATE AND CHOICE IN MALORY'S ARTHURIAN TRAGEDY 185
21. SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS
22. SAMUEL JOHNSON: ORIGINATOR OF USAGE LABELS 193
23. ENGLISH IN JAPAN: QUOTATIVES IN INFORMAL BILINGUAL SPEECH 201
24. UNDER THE HILL 209
25. SOME INNOVATIONS IN VOCABULARY: THE TONGUE OF THE TIRILONES 217
26. THE SOCIOLINGUISTIC 'NORMALIZATION' OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE 223
27. 'THE TEACHER TAUGHT THE STUDENT ENGLISH': AN ESSAY IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS 233
28. LANGUAGE ECOLOGY AND THE CASE OF FAROESE 243
29. A PARTIAL BLACK WORD LIST FROM EAST TEXAS 259
30. EGYPTIAN AND MISCHSPRACHEN 265
31. SYNTACTIC ARGUMENTS AND ROLE RELATIONSHIPS: ARE THERE SOME OF THE LATTER IN ANY OF THE FORMER? 277
32. CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION THROUGH LITERATURE 293
33. NOTES ON PARTICIPANT ROLES AND GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES IN HINDI-URDU SENTENCES 309
34. TOWARD A THEORY OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS 319
35. EINE TRANSATLANTISCHE ISOGLOSSE 333
36. A LINGUIST LOOKS AT READING 335
37. TOWARD A MODEL OF LINGUISTIC DISTANCE 345
38. ON THE NATURE OF PHONIC INTERFERENCE 355
39. NATIONALISM AND PERSONAL AMBITION IN LANGUAGE CHOICE 361
40. THE SPREAD OF ENGLISH OVER IMMIGRANT LANGUAGES IN THE U. S. 371
41. DISTINCTIVE FEATURES AND ARTICULATION DISORDERS 379
42. EQUIVALENTS AND EXPLANATIONS IN BILINGUAL DICTIONARIES 385