The New Sound of Indo-European : : Essays in Phonological Reconstruction /

The New Sound of Indo-European : : Essays in Phonological Reconstruction / / ed. by Theo Vennemann.

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MitwirkendeR:
Back, Michael,
Baldi, Philip,
Bammesberger, Alfred,
Beekes, R. S. P.,
Boisson, Claude,
Connolly, Leo A.,
Gamkrelidze, Thomas V.,
Hamp, Eric P.,
Hopper, P. J.,
Job, Michael,
Johnston-Staver, Ruth,
Koerner, Konrad,
Kortlandt, Frederik,
Lehmann, Winfred P.,
Lubotsky, Alexander,
Rasmussen, Jens Elmegård,
Schmalstieg, William R.,
Schrodt, Richard,
Swiggers, Pierre,
Vennemann, Theo,
HerausgeberIn:
Vennemann, Theo,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter Mouton, , [2011]
©1989
Year of Publication:2011
Edition:Reprint 2011
Language:English
Series:Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM] , 41
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Table of Contents:
  • I-VIII
  • Preface
  • List of Contributors
  • I. Opening remarks
  • Comments on reconstructions in historical linguistics
  • Reconstruction and historical linguistics (Discussion of Konrad Koerner's paper)
  • II. Laryngeal Theory
  • The nature of the Proto-Indo-European laryngeals
  • The laryngeal theory and the phonology of prehistoric Greek
  • Laryngeal metathesis: An Aryan peculiarity?
  • Against a Proto-Indo-European phoneme *a
  • Monophthongizations: More plausible than laryngeals!
  • On (the nature of) Proto-Indo-European laryngeals
  • Remarks on R. S. P. Beekes, 'The nature of the Proto-Indo-European laryngeals'
  • III. Glottalic Theory
  • Historical Italic phonology in typological perspective
  • Lachmann's law
  • Phonological and morphological consequences of the 'glottalic theory'
  • Language Typology and Indo-European reconstruction
  • Sound change typology and the 'Ejective Model'
  • Neue Forschungen zur germanischen Lautverschiebung—ein Fall von Paradigmenwechsel?
  • Die Tenues Aspiratae: Dreiteilung oder Vierteilung des indogermanischen Plosivsystems und die Konsequenzen dieser Frage für die Chronologie einer Glottalreihe
  • Towards a characterization of the Proto-Indo-European sound system
  • The Indo-European obstruent features and phonotactic constraints
  • Latin phonology and the 'Glottalic Model'
  • Remarks on P. Baldi and R. Johnston-Staver, 'Historical Italic phonology in typological perspective'
  • Remarks on F. Kortlandt, 'Lachmann's law'
  • Letter to Theo Vennemann 7 Sept. 1985
  • Reply to Claude Boisson's Remarks
  • Remarks on Τ. V. Gamkrelidze, 'Language typology and Indo-European reconstruction'
  • Indo-European consonant shifts—algebra, arithmetic, or normal science?
  • Remarks on J. E. Rasmussen, 'Die Tenues Aspiratae—Dreiteilung oder Vierteilung des idg. Plosivsystems und die Konsequenzen dieser Frage für die Chronologie einer Glottalreihe'
  • Erwiderung auf P. J. Hopper's 'Remarks'
  • 'Das Arlbergmodell'—ein Diskussionsbeitrag
  • Lettre aux participants de l'Atelier sur l'indo-europeén du Congrès de Pavie 22 juillet 1985
  • IV. Concluding remarks
  • Notes on the Workshop: Reconstructions of the Proto- Indo-European sound system and their consequences
  • Index of Forms
  • Index of Names

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