SSGL 2 (1982)

South Slavic and Balkan Linguistics

Edited by A.A. Barentsen, R. Sprenger and M.G.M. Tielemans
Amsterdam: Rodopi, 341 pp., Hfl. 70,-/$ 43.50 (ISBN 90-6203-634-1)

• Victor A. Friedman, Balkanology and Turcology: West Rumelian Turkish in Yugoslavia as reflected in prescriptive grammar (1-77)
• Roger Gyllin, The traditional normative view on vowel reduction in Bulgarian and its target groups (79-90)
• Eric P. Hamp, OCS (j)e^ste (91-94)
• Peter Hendriks, On distinguishing articles in Albanian (95-108)
• J.P. Hinrichs, Eine neue Untersuchung der ostbulgarischen akzentuierten Texte des späten 14. Jahrhunderts (109-116)
• H.P. Houtzagers, Accentuation in a few dialects of the island of Cres (117-129)
• Pavle Ivi/c, O munskom govoru u severnoj Istri (131-155)
• Janneke Kalsbeek, O fonemskom sustavu ^cakav^stine sela Orbani/ci kod ^Zminja (157-175)
• Frederik Kortlandt, Early dialectal diversity in South Slavic I (177-192)
• Rado L. Lencek, On poetic functions of the grammatical category of dual (193-214)
• Horace G. Lunt, On dating Old Church Slavonic gospel manuscripts (215-231)
• Aurelien Sauvageot, Le discours indirect - la narration indirecte et le mode (en Macédonien) (233-251)
• Aurelien Sauvageot, L'ensemble des temps verbaux en Macédonien et en Serbo-Croate (253-265)
• Roel Schuyt, Soft consonants - A comparison between Russian, Bulgarian and Rumanian (267-277)
• Willem Vermeer, On the principal sources for the study of ^Cakavian dialects with neocircumflex in adjectives and e-presents (279-341)