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Oxford Slavonic Papers, New Series: Volume XXVIII

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Price: $23.93

Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1996-08-01

Seller ID: 0198159161-01

ISBN: 0198159161

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Oxford Slavonic Papers, New Series: Volume XXVIII

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Price: $24.01

Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1996-08-01

Seller ID: 0198159161-02

ISBN: 0198159161

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Oxford Slavonic Papers: Volume XIX (Oxford Slavonic Papers New Series)

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Price: $2.95

Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1987-05-14

Seller ID: M0198156650Z1

ISBN: 0198156650

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Oxford Slavonic Papers: Volume XIX (Oxford Slavonic Papers New Series)

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Price: $2.95

Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1987-05-14

Seller ID: M0198156650Z3

ISBN: 0198156650

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Published annually, Oxford Slavonic Papers presents original contributions and documents relating to the languages, literature, culture, and history of Russia and other Slavonic countries.
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Oxford Slavonic Papers, New Series: Volume XXVI

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Price: $10.98

Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1994-06-30

Seller ID: M0198156715Z2

ISBN: 0198156715

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Published annually, this series presents original contributions and documents relating to the languages, literatures, cultures, and history of Russian and other Slavonic countries.
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Oxford Slavonic Papers, New Series: Volume XXV

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Price: $17.67

Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1993-04-08

Seller ID: M0198156707Z2

ISBN: 0198156707

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Published annually, this series presents original contributions and documents relating to the languages, literatures, cultures, and history of Russian and other Slavonic countries. Volume 25 includes articles on Dovmont-Timofey of Pskov, medieval ecclesiastical thought, Poniatowski's 1754 visit to England, Carinthian Slovene in the Archives of the Deutscher Sprachatlas, and Boris Paternak.
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Narrative Modes in Czech Literature

By: Lubomir DoleZel

Price: $3.12

Publisher: Univ of Toronto Pr: 1973-06-01

Seller ID: M0802052762Z3

ISBN: 0802052762

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Prehistoric Slavic Contraction

By: Marvan, Jiri

Price: $15.46

Publisher: Penn State University Press: 1991-06-26

Seller ID: M0271002107Z3

ISBN: 0271002107

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This book outlines the origin and process of contraction as it took place in the proto-dialects of the future Czech, Serbian, Polish, Slovak, Slovenian and Serbo-Croatian languages in about the ninth to eleventh centuries.

The author s conception differs from the traditional attitude to the available data mainly in the assumption that the discriminative treatment of contraction by different proto-dialects is not a handicap but rather an efficient and safe means of reconstructing territorial, chronological and structural stratification. This factor also replaces a flat, one-level descripti...
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Prehistoric Slavic Contraction

By: Marvan, Jiri

Price: $15.45

Publisher: Penn State University Press: 1991-06-26

Seller ID: M0271002107Z2

ISBN: 0271002107

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Principles and Methods in Historical Phonology: From Proto-Algonkian to Arapaho

By: Picard, Marc

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Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press: 7/7/1994

Seller ID: mon0000016393

ISBN: 0773511717

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Picard's methodology has three stages: establishing the sound correspondences between a source language (such as Proto-Algonkian) and a target language (such as Arapaho); exploiting the concept of naturalness in phonological change to the fullest in order to construct working hypotheses as to what the most likely historical processes could have been, and to determine in a nonarbitrary fashion which processes could have taken place simultaneously; and ordering these processes in accordance with the various feeding, bleeding, counterfeeding, and counterbleeding relations that exist between a gre...
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Category: Slavic Languages