LINGUIST List 10.1434

Sat Oct 2 1999

Qs: Greek accents, Morphology, Inclusive/Exclusive

Editor for this issue: Jody Huellmantel <jodylinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. Vincent DeCaen, Greek accents
2. Johanna Barddal, Statistics on morphological case!
3. Katalin Molnar, Inclusive/Exclusive

Has anyone seen a generative-prosodic treatment of the classical greek
accents? especially the domain of barytone shift? 

thanks.
 


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Dr Vincent DeCaen <decaenchass.utoronto.ca>
c/o Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, 4 Bancroft Ave., 2d floor
University of Toronto, Toronto ON, CANADA, M5S 1A1

Hebrew Syntax Encoding Initiative, www.chass.utoronto.ca/~decaen/hsei/
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Does anyone know if any investigations have been carried out on the
statistical relation between morphological case, syntactic functions
and semantic roles? Since I am doing that for Icelandic it would be
interesting to know the results for other languages, if any such
results exist?

J�hanna


Johanna Barddal
Dept. of Scandinavian Languages
Lund University
Helgonabacken 14
S-223 62 Lund

Fax	+46-(0)46-2224241
Phone	+46-(0)46-2224556 (office)
	+46-(0)46-394082 (home)

Dear All,

I am a student of General Linguistics at the University of Munich and
I am currently working on my MA dissertation about a typology of
Inclusive/Exclusive in 1 Person Plural. At the moment I am searching
for languages, which have this distinction and for articles about this
phenomena. So, if there is anyone, who is confronted with similar
problems and can give me a hint at relevant literature, please send a
mail to Katalin Molnar

molnarkacip.ub.uni-muenchen.de