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Woerter im Grenzbereich von Lexikon und Grammatik im Serbokroatischen SNJEZANA KORDIC Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet Muenster Um einen Beitrag zur serbokrotistischen Lexikographie und Grammatikschreibung zu leisten, werden in diesem Buch syntakti-sche, seman-ti-sche, pragmatische und lexikogra-phische Aspek-te einiger Pronomen, Partikeln, Kon-junktionen und Verben in der modernen serbokroatischen Sprache beschrieben. Die Klasse solcher - verschiedenen Wortarten angehoerenden - Einheiten, die im Sprachsystem eine Position zwischen volllexikalischen Woertern und Funktionswoertern einnehmen, umfasst noch weitere Woerter - fuer dieses Buch sind nur diejenigen unter ihnen ausgesucht worden, zu denen die Woerterbuecher und Grammatiken des Serbokroatischen aeu�erst mangelhafte oder sogar keine Beschreibung bieten. Die gegenwaertige Situation zu ueberwinden, waere um so wichtiger, als jedes zehnte Wort im Sprachgebrauch eines dieser Woerter ist. Die ersten drei Kapitel beschaeftigen sich mit den semantischen, grammatischen und pragmatischen Eigenschaften der Personalpronomen ja/ti/on usw. 'ich/du/er', mit dem Hoef-lichkeitsausdruck durch das Personalpronomen Vi 'Sie' und mit dem Verallgemeinerungsaus-druck durch das pronominalisierte Substantiv covjek 'man'. Die naechsten drei Kapitel sind den Demonstrativ-pronomen ovaj/taj/onaj 'dieser/jener', den Demonstrativwoertern evo/eto/eno 'sieh da' und der zusammengesetzten Konjunktion tim vis^e s^to 'um so mehr/weniger als' gewidmet. In den letzten zwei Kapiteln geht es um die Verben imati 'haben', biti 'sein' und trebati 'brauchen/sollen'. Am Ende des jeweiligen Kapitels wird ein Modell zur grammati-schen und lexikographischen Beschreibung der behandelten Woerter vorgeschlagen. Die be-treffenden Spracheinhei-ten des Serbokroati-schen werden im Buch verschiedentlich mit ent-sprechen-den Einheiten anderer slavischen Sprachen vergli-chen. ISBN 3 89586 954 6. LINCOM Studies in Slavic Linguistics 18. Ca. 300pp. USD 70 / DM 138 / � 44. New: A Students' and course discount of 40% is offered to the above title. Ordering information for individuals: Please give us your creditcard no. / expiry date. Prices in this information include shipment worldwide by airmail. A standing order for this series is available with special discounts offered to individual subscribers. Free copies of LINCOM'S newsflashes 24 & 25 are now available from LINCOM.EUROPAMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuet-online.de. LINCOM EUROPA, Freibadstr. 3, D-81543 Muenchen, Germany; FAX +49 89 62269404; http://www.lincom-europa.com LINCOM.EUROPA
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Yunnanese and Kunming Chinese: A Study of the Language Communities, the Phonological Systems, and the Phonological Developments MING CHAO GUI The University of Oklahoma, Norman This is a interdisciplinary study composed of extensive research and detailed analyses of Yunnanese, a Southwestern Mandarin language spoken in Yunnan, China, and Kunming Chinese--one of its major varieties spoken in the city of Kunming. The research work is conducted in three major areas: the language communities, the phonological systems, and the phonological developments in the past six decades. The language communities are discussed from the perspectives of ethnology, sociolinguistics, and dialectology, covering such aspects as history of the civilization of Yunnan and Kunming, the ethnographical and ethno-historical account for the twenty-four ethnic groups inhabiting in Yunnan province, the demographic statistics of these groups, and dialect geography of Yunnanese and its varieties, as well as the members of Southwestern Mandarin subgroup. A language survey has been conducted in some detail on the varieties of Yunnanese represented by one hundred and thirty-five locations with a comparative study of their segmental and suprasegmental structures. A comparative study on the language data representing two different varieties of Kunming Chinese spoken in two different periods of time, i.e., in 1940s and in 1990s, discloses the striking sound changes undergone by this dialect. Analyses of tone sandhi in autosegmental and metrical framework have revealed the edge sensitive characteristic of its tone system, as well as the constrains of tone sandhi imposed by syntactic structure and lexical category. ISBN 3 89586 635 0. LINCOM Studies in Asian Linguistics 28. Ca. 160pp. USD 49 / DM 102 / � 30. New: A Students' and course discount of 40% is offered to the above title. Ordering information for individuals: Please give us your creditcard no. / expiry date. Prices in this information include shipment worldwide by airmail. A standing order for this series is available with special discounts offered to individual subscribers. Free copies of LINCOM'S newsflashes 24 & 25 are now available from LINCOM.EUROPAMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuet-online.de. LINCOM EUROPA, Freibadstr. 3, D-81543 Muenchen, Germany; FAX +49 89 62269404; http://www.lincom-europa.com LINCOM.EUROPA
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