IndoEuropean Accent and Ablaut (Volume 5) (Copenhagen Studies in IndoEuropean),Used

IndoEuropean Accent and Ablaut (Volume 5) (Copenhagen Studies in IndoEuropean),Used

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Product Description Ablautthe grammatically conditioned vowel alternations found, for example, in the English verbsing (sing,sang,sung)is one ofthe most characteristic features of the IndoEuropean languages.IndoEuropean Accent and Ablautinvestigates the relationship between ablaut andaccentin IndoEuropean languages and in their predecessorProtoIndoEuropean. It offers a thorough overview of the most recent scholarship on ablaut and accent by some of todays most expert linguists. With attention to both theoretical understandings and specific linguistic materials, the contributors discuss an array of empirical and methodological issues in researching these key linguistic phenomena, and in doing so they open up new horizons for research. About the Author Gtz Keydanais assistant professor of linguistics at Gttingen University.Paul Widmer is lecturer at PhilippsUniversitt Marburg.Thomas Olander is assistant professor at the Roots of Europe project at the University of Copenhagen.

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