SSGL 10 (1987)

Dutch Studies in South Slavic and Balkan Linguistics

Edited by A.A. Barentsen, B.M. Groen and R. Sprenger
Amsterdam: Rodopi, 298 pp., Hfl. 105,-/$ 65.- (ISBN 90-6203-850-6)

• H.E. van den Berg and R.H. Derksen, The sound system of the dialect of Tixomir (1-28)
• B.M. Groen, On vowel reduction in Contemporary Standard Bulgarian (29-39)
• P. Hendriks and H. Pijnenburg, The Bulgarian pluperfect and its Macedonian translation equivalents (41-53)
• Jan Paul Hinrichs, On the language of Pen^co Slavejkov (55-64)
• H.P. Houtzagers, On the phonology and morphology of the ^Cakavian dialects spoken on the island of Pag (65-90)
• Janneke Kalsbeek, Polo^zaj govora Nugle kod Ro^ca unutar sjeverozapadno^cakavskog kompleksa (91-100)
• C.E. Keijsper, Studying Neo^stokavian Serbocroatian prosody (101-193)
  Discussion
  • Jadranka Gvozdanovi/c, Remarks on production and perception of standard Serbo-Croatian tonal accents (197-205)
  • C.E. Keijsper, Remarks on production and perception of standard Serbo-Croatian tonal accents: A reply (207-218)
• Frederik Kortlandt, PIE. *s in Albanian (219-226)
• G. Pejnenburg, K voprosu o t.n. perfektopodobnyx formax v bolgarskom literaturnom jazyke (227-236)
• Han Steenwijk, Puzzling evidence: An accented vowel system based on Baudouin de Courtenay's Resian texts (237-274)
• Willem Vermeer, The treatment of the Proto-Slavic falling tone in the Resian dialects of Slovene (275-298)