Languages in Contact and Contrast: Essays in Contact Linguistics

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Languages in Contact and Contrast

Essays in Contact Linguistics

Edited by: Vladimir Ivir and Damir Kalogjera

Language: English

Published/Copyright: 1991

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Volume 54 | Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM]

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The papers in this collection throw fresh light on the relation between language contact and contrastive linguistics. The book focuses equally on the mutual influence of linguistic systems in contact and on the language contrasts that govern the linguistic behaviour of the bilingual speaker.

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The European absolute superlative, an orphan of grammar, of the lexicon, and of history
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Robert Austerlitz

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West European loanwords in Modern Latvian
15
Juris Baldunčiks

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A hypothesis: the notion of “multibehavior”
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Andrei Bantaş

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Fact or not fact — that is the question in the semantic interpretation of gerundive nominals
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Rolf Berndt

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Odmah — a shifter of Serbo-Croatian in intralingual and contrastive perspective
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Henrik Birnbaum

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Language contact: some reactions of a contactee
69
Wayles Brown

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Contrastive analysis of terminology and the terminology of contrastive analysis
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Ranko Bugarski

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South Slavic terms for conjurors and sorcerers
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Joseph L. Conrad

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Some notes on a Bulgarian model of expanded contrastive analysis
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Andrei Danchev

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A. P. Chekhov’s short story Šutočka and two Serbo-Croat translations: The problem of translation versus interpretation
103
Carin Davidsson

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Theoretical contrastive linguistics and typological characterization
115
László Dezső

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Interradical interfixes: contact and contrast
133
Wolfgang Ulrich Dressler and Lavinia Merlini Barbaresi

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Some remarks on Middle-English influence in Icelandic
147
Eyvindur Eiríksson

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An outline of a cognitively-based model of phonology
155
Stig Eliasson

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Cartoons about language: a case study of the visual representation of sociolinguistic attitudes
179
Joshua A. Fishman

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Americanisms, Briticisms, Canadianisms, New Zealandisms, and Anglicisms in contemporary German
195
Hans Galinsky

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Language contact in the prehistory of English
221
Eric P. Hamp

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Collocations in monolingual and bilingual English dictionaries
225
Franz Josef Hausmann

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Contrastive methods in contact linguistics
237
Vladimir Ivir

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The “monitor model” and the role of the first language
247
Carl James

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On the form and meaning of the Serbo-Croatian modal morati
261
Damir Kalogjera

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Reasons and opportunities for communication in the foreign-language and second-language classroom
271
William R. Lee

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Between language contact and language development
281
Dora Maček

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The lexicon of the Split dialect
289
Thomas F. Magner

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Zu Phrasemvarianten in der kroatischen Sprache
301
Josip Matešić

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Dictionary making: the ideal versus reality
311
Samuel C. Monson

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Vokalsysteme in Kontakt. Was verdankt der vegliotische Vokalismus der slawo-romanischen Symbiose?
317
Žarko Muljačić

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The designation of spherical objects in five European languages: an essay in contrastive semantics
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Dietrich Nehls

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A case of multilingualism in Eastern Belgium
335
Peter H. Nelde

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Language contact and foreign language acquisition
345
William Nemser

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On the struggle of underlying vowels for a voice in surface phonetic structure
365
Midhat Ridjanović

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English in Finnish: television subtitles
381
Kari Sajavaara

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Politeness strategies and contrastive foreign language teaching
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Tatiana Slama-Cazacu

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On revived words in the OED Supplement
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Knud Sørensen

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Common features in the morphological adaptation of English loanwords in migrant Serbo-Croatian
417
Hans-Peter Stoffel

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Linguistic models and information theory
431
Owen Thomas

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Language contact and code-switching in the bilingual personality
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Renzo Titone

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Contrastive reflexes in contact linguistics
451
Olga Mišeska Tomić

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Transfer grammar: from machine translation to pedagogical tool
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Rudolph C. Troike

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Encouraging the development of bilingual proficiency for English-speaking Americans
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G. Richard Tucker

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A contemporary view on the compromise system of Serbo-Croatian learners of English
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Mirjana Vilke

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Croatian and Serbian church communities in Milwaukee
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Charles A. Ward

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Subject index
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Languages in Contact and Contrast

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About this book

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Table of contents

I-XII

The European absolute superlative, an orphan of grammar, of the lexicon, and of history

West European loanwords in Modern Latvian

A hypothesis: the notion of “multibehavior”

Fact or not fact — that is the question in the semantic interpretation of gerundive nominals

Odmah — a shifter of Serbo-Croatian in intralingual and contrastive perspective

Language contact: some reactions of a contactee

Contrastive analysis of terminology and the terminology of contrastive analysis

South Slavic terms for conjurors and sorcerers

Some notes on a Bulgarian model of expanded contrastive analysis

A. P. Chekhov’s short story Šutočka and two Serbo-Croat translations: The problem of translation versus interpretation

Theoretical contrastive linguistics and typological characterization

Interradical interfixes: contact and contrast

Some remarks on Middle-English influence in Icelandic

An outline of a cognitively-based model of phonology

Cartoons about language: a case study of the visual representation of sociolinguistic attitudes

Americanisms, Briticisms, Canadianisms, New Zealandisms, and Anglicisms in contemporary German

Language contact in the prehistory of English

Collocations in monolingual and bilingual English dictionaries

Contrastive methods in contact linguistics

The “monitor model” and the role of the first language

On the form and meaning of the Serbo-Croatian modal morati

Reasons and opportunities for communication in the foreign-language and second-language classroom

Between language contact and language development

The lexicon of the Split dialect

Zu Phrasemvarianten in der kroatischen Sprache

Dictionary making: the ideal versus reality

Vokalsysteme in Kontakt. Was verdankt der vegliotische Vokalismus der slawo-romanischen Symbiose?

The designation of spherical objects in five European languages: an essay in contrastive semantics

A case of multilingualism in Eastern Belgium

Language contact and foreign language acquisition

On the struggle of underlying vowels for a voice in surface phonetic structure

English in Finnish: television subtitles

Politeness strategies and contrastive foreign language teaching

On revived words in the OED Supplement

Common features in the morphological adaptation of English loanwords in migrant Serbo-Croatian

Linguistic models and information theory

Language contact and code-switching in the bilingual personality

Contrastive reflexes in contact linguistics

Transfer grammar: from machine translation to pedagogical tool

Encouraging the development of bilingual proficiency for English-speaking Americans

A contemporary view on the compromise system of Serbo-Croatian learners of English

Croatian and Serbian church communities in Milwaukee

Subject index

503-504

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