Donum Grammaticum
Studies in Latin and Celtic Linguistics in Honour of Hannah Rosen
edited by D. Shalev and L. Sawicki
Paperback (Published)
(April 2002)
ISBN: 9789042910263
Price: $75.00
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The articles in this volume treat issues in Hannah Rosen’s many fields of scholarly interest. Most of the articles deal with subjects in Latin linguistics and philology; others treat Celtic linguistics and philology, while some combine the two. A number of the papers take Hannah Rosen’s own work as their point of departure: especially, research on nominalization and periphrasis; on tense use and narrative structure; on translation technique. The authors adopt a variety of perspectives and approaches. This volume includes many contributions that are descriptive, comparative, or historical in nature, as well as some reflecting a literary orientation. A few authors use the text and its structure as their framework. A wide range of approaches to syntactical analysis on various levels of expression is prominently represented in the work of many of the contributors.
- Edited by L Sawicki
- Edited by D Shalev
Other Titles in this Series
La description du francais entre la tradition grammaticale et la modernite linguistique
Etude historiographique et epistemologique de la grammaire francaise entre 1907 et 1948
Volume 24
Une historiographie engagée
L'Histoire de la langue et de la littérature française par Luis Petit de Julleville et ses collaborateurs (1896-1900)
Volume 29
The History of Linguistic and Grammatical Praxis
Proceedings of the XIth International Colloquium of the Studienkreis 'Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft' (Leuven, 2nd-4th July 1998)
Volume 14
The Guernsey Norman French Translations of Thomas Martin
A Linguistic Study of an Unpublished Archive
Volume 31
The Architecture of Grammar
Studies in Linguistic Historiography in Honor of Pierre Swiggers
Volume 47
De la grammaire comparee a la semantique. Textes de Michel Breal publies entre 1864 et 1898
Volume 4
Fonction, forme et variation
Analyse métathéorique de trois modèles du changement phonique au XXe siècle (1929-1982)
Volume 30
Le Dictionnaire francois de P. Richelet (Geneve, 1679/1680)
Etude de metalexicographie historique
Volume 32
Métalangage et terminologie linguistique
Actes du colloque de Grenoble (Université Stendhal-Grenoble III, 14-16 mai 1998)
Volume 17
Comparative Grammar and Typology
Essays on the Historical Grammar of the Austronesian Languages
Volume 35
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