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New insights in Germanic linguistics III
Gamkrelidze versus Grimm: Devoicing in Proto-Germanic / Charles M. Barrack -- Syntactic or lexical licensing of non-subcategorized arguments? -- The case of German "Satzchen" / Hans C. Boas -- Money talks: Evidence from fieldwork in the Federal Republic of Germany / John Cleek -- The North Frisian lenition and Danish linguistic hegemony / Kurt Gustav Goblirsch -- Case attraction construction in Old High German / Jiri Janko -- The rhetorical significance of the alliterative tradition in the Heliand / John Jeep -- From the history of closed vowels in West Germanic / Anatoly Libermann -- On the distribution of restrictive vs. nonrestrictive adjectives Germanic and Romance / Enrique Mallen -- Historical pragmatics: Pervasive evidence from Old Saxon / Irmengard Rauch -- Toward eliminating case as a driving force for movement: "Licensing" of case and default case / Dorian Roehrs -- Still needed -- Old High German vocalism explaining New High German dialect variation / Hermann Scheuringer -- Delbruck's Umdrehung in context / Heidi Waltz -- Old Hittite postpositions: A fuzzy problem / Christopher Wilhelm.
edited by Irmengard Rauch and Gerald F. Carr.
Papers presented at the 2000 Berkeley Germanic Linguistics Roundtable.
Berkeley insights in linguistics and semiotics ; v. 52