The Slavic Languages: Unity in Diversity

Edward Stankiewicz

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The Slavic Languages

Unity in Diversity

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Published/Copyright: 1986

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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Abbreviations of Journals
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Abbreviations of Languages and Dialects
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List of Symbols
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Towards a Phonemic Typology of the Slavic Languages
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The Historical Phonology of Common Slavic
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The Common Slavic Prosodie Pattern and its Evolution in Slovenian
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On Discreteness and Continuity in Structural Dialectology
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The Phonemic Patterns of the Polish Dialects: A study in structural dialectology
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The Vocalic Systems of Modern Standard Slovenian
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The Dialect of Resia and the "Common Slovenian" Accentual Pattern
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Polish Mazurzenie and the Serbo-Croatian Palatals
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The Singular-Plural Opposition in the Slavic Languages
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The Grammatical Genders of the Slavic Languages
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The Fate of the Neuter in the Slovene Dialects
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The Collective and Counted Plurals of the Slavic Nouns
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The Interdependence of Paradigmatic and Derivational Patterns
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The Accentuation and Grammatical Categories of the -a stems in South Slavic
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The South Slavic Infinitive and its Accentuation
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The Inflection of Serbo-Croatian Substantives and their Genitive Plural Endings
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Grammatical Neutralization in Slavic Expressive Forms
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The Appellative Forms (the Vocative and Imperative) of Bulgarian
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The Expressive Suffix -x- in Polish and in other Slavic Languages
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Slavic Morphophonemics in its Typological and Diachronic Aspects
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The Asyllabic Verbal Stems in Slavic and Their Accentuation
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The Slavic Vocative and its Accentuation
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The Place and Function of Stress in Russian Nominal Forms with a Zero in the Ending
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The Accent Patterns of Bulgarian Substantives
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The Accentuation of the Russian Verb
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The Accentuation of the -I- Participle in Serbo-Croatian
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The Slavic Athematic (Nominal) Stems and their Accentuation
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The Declension and Derivation of the Russian Simple Numerals
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Conservatism and Innovation in Slavic Adverbs: the Case of the Russian dòma "at home," domój "home"
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Russ. večór, včerä; S-Cr. jùčē(r) ; Pol. wczoraj 'yesterday'
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The Etymology of Common Slavic skot^/Ъ, 'cattle' and Related Terms
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Slavic Kinship Terms and the Perils of the Soul
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Index of Languages
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Index of Names
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The Slavic Languages

Overview

Topics

Table of contents

Frontmatter

Table of Contents

Preface

Abbreviations of Journals

Abbreviations of Languages and Dialects

List of Symbols

Towards a Phonemic Typology of the Slavic Languages

The Historical Phonology of Common Slavic

The Common Slavic Prosodie Pattern and its Evolution in Slovenian

On Discreteness and Continuity in Structural Dialectology

The Phonemic Patterns of the Polish Dialects: A study in structural dialectology

The Vocalic Systems of Modern Standard Slovenian

The Dialect of Resia and the "Common Slovenian" Accentual Pattern

Polish Mazurzenie and the Serbo-Croatian Palatals

The Singular-Plural Opposition in the Slavic Languages

The Grammatical Genders of the Slavic Languages

The Fate of the Neuter in the Slovene Dialects

The Collective and Counted Plurals of the Slavic Nouns

The Interdependence of Paradigmatic and Derivational Patterns

The Accentuation and Grammatical Categories of the -a stems in South Slavic

The South Slavic Infinitive and its Accentuation

The Inflection of Serbo-Croatian Substantives and their Genitive Plural Endings

Grammatical Neutralization in Slavic Expressive Forms

The Appellative Forms (the Vocative and Imperative) of Bulgarian

The Expressive Suffix -x- in Polish and in other Slavic Languages

Slavic Morphophonemics in its Typological and Diachronic Aspects

The Asyllabic Verbal Stems in Slavic and Their Accentuation

The Slavic Vocative and its Accentuation

The Place and Function of Stress in Russian Nominal Forms with a Zero in the Ending

The Accent Patterns of Bulgarian Substantives

The Accentuation of the Russian Verb

The Accentuation of the -I- Participle in Serbo-Croatian

The Slavic Athematic (Nominal) Stems and their Accentuation

The Declension and Derivation of the Russian Simple Numerals

Conservatism and Innovation in Slavic Adverbs: the Case of the Russian dòma "at home," domój "home"

Russ. večór, včerä; S-Cr. jùčē(r) ; Pol. wczoraj 'yesterday'

The Etymology of Common Slavic skot/Ъ, 'cattle' and Related Terms

Slavic Kinship Terms and the Perils of the Soul

Index of Languages

Index of Names

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The Etymology of Common Slavic skot^/Ъ, 'cattle' and Related Terms