Language, Band 4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1928 |
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... Prof. Dr. A. Debrunner , Landgrafenstieg 5 , Jena , Germany . Société de Linguistique de Paris , à la Sorbonne , Paris V , France . HONORARY MEMBERS 1927 Prof. Dr. A. Debrunner , Landgrafenstieg 5 , Jena , Germany . 1927 Prof. Dr. Otto ...
... Prof. Dr. A. Debrunner , Landgrafenstieg 5 , Jena , Germany . Société de Linguistique de Paris , à la Sorbonne , Paris V , France . HONORARY MEMBERS 1927 Prof. Dr. A. Debrunner , Landgrafenstieg 5 , Jena , Germany . 1927 Prof. Dr. Otto ...
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... Professor Jespersen . To the present reviewer he has been a constant inspiration for many years and still is one of ... Professor Jespersen arouses our opposition . He is speaking of the grammatical character of here in such expressions ...
... Professor Jespersen . To the present reviewer he has been a constant inspiration for many years and still is one of ... Professor Jespersen arouses our opposition . He is speaking of the grammatical character of here in such expressions ...
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... Professor Jespersen is very fond of adding new gram- matical terms to our terminology . He here employs ' principal ' as a term for a word that has the function of a substantive but not its form . He explains his position more fully in ...
... Professor Jespersen is very fond of adding new gram- matical terms to our terminology . He here employs ' principal ' as a term for a word that has the function of a substantive but not its form . He explains his position more fully in ...
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... Professor Jespersen tells us we must not call such a clause a ' noun clause ' because it hasn't the formal characteris- tics of a noun . In the light of the present tendency to disregard form and trust to function it seems perfectly ...
... Professor Jespersen tells us we must not call such a clause a ' noun clause ' because it hasn't the formal characteris- tics of a noun . In the light of the present tendency to disregard form and trust to function it seems perfectly ...
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... Professor Morgan Callaway has ably defended the use of these old terms in English grammar . On p . 278 of his new volume Professor Jespersen says : " There is not the slightest ground for speaking of a dative as separate from the ...
... Professor Morgan Callaway has ably defended the use of these old terms in English grammar . On p . 278 of his new volume Professor Jespersen says : " There is not the slightest ground for speaking of a dative as separate from the ...
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Seite 31 - Et li cris lieve et la noise, et li cevalier et li serjant s'arment et qeurent as portes et as murs por le castel desfendre, et li borgois montent as aleoirs des murs si jetent quariax et peus aguisiés.
Seite 59 - Bloomfield to succeed himself, as delegate of the Society to the American Council of Learned Societies for the term 1929-1932.
Seite 26 - Il nome di bubbola è' stato dato a questo uccello a cagione del grido che manda in primavera. Stando nascosto dentro gli alberi, continuamente ripete bu, bu, bu, bu, bu, con voce sonora e forte, di modo che ne risuona la campagna anche a distanza assai grande : ma egli canta solo nel tempo degli amori. In aprile arrivano le bubbole dai paesi meridionali oltremarini, dove han passato l'inverno; e di qui partono nel settembre per ritornarvi. Vivono...
Seite 99 - For, although the group ck is, as above indicated, common enough in F and O, and the group hk common enough in Plains Cree and M, this distribution of the groups between the languages is unique. Since there appeared to be no point of contact for analogic substitution of hk for ck, or vice versa, in any of the languages, and since borrowing of the stem for red seemed unlikely, it was necessary to suppose that the parent speech had in this stem for red a different phonetic unit, which was symbolized...
Seite 41 - I am of the opinion that this theory can be accepted only in so far as it applies to written languages that have literary or official sanction. Thus, there is a striking change from classical Latin to the literary French of the eleventh century, and there is no doubt that this change is the result of a long period of preparation. But, during all those centuries, was not the living, spoken language slowly but continuously changing its forms and its vocabulary? Everything points that way, except that...
Seite 63 - Auditors, reported that they had examined the accounts of the Treasurer and found them correct; whereupon on motion the report of the Treasurer was approved.
Seite 158 - Members will receive all in return for the annual dues of Five Dollars. Membership in the Society is not restricted to professed scholars in linguistics. All persons, whether men or women, who are in sympathy with the objects of the Society, are invited to give it their assistance in furthering its work. Application for...
Seite 107 - Can my soul count on anyone for help? Who is there found for my herd, who for myself a protector indeed . . . ?' This interpretation varies considerably from Bartholomae's, but is practically that which I wish to give to the stanza. The contrast between 'my herd...
Seite 22 - Chronicon the meaning itself of exin < exinde is not entirely different from ac sic (= 'thus, ' 'and so', 'in this way'): 'Vitus Magister utriusque militiae factus ad Hispanias missus, non exiguae manus fultus auxilio, cum Carthaginenses vexaret et Beticos, succedentibus cum rege suo illic Suevis, superatis etiam in congressione, qui ei ad depraedandum in adjutorium venerant Gothis, territus miserabili timore diffugit.