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020 $a3875486366 (pbk.)
020 $a9783875486360 (pbk.)
035 $a(OCoLC)828478603
035 $a(OCoLC)ocn828478603
035 $a(NNC)10209362
040 $aOHX$beng$cOHX$dOCLCO$dSTF$dOCLCO$dIXA
050 14 $aPC103$b.M48 2013
072 7 $aPC$2lcco
072 7 $aPA$2lcco
100 1 $aMeul, Claire.
245 14 $aThe Romance reflexes of the Latin infixes -I/ESC- and -IDI- :$brestructuring and remodeling processes /$cClaire Meul.
260 $aHamburg :$bBuske,$c2013.
300 $axiv, 326 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
490 1 $aRomanistik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Beiheft,$x0947-0573 ;$v20
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $gIntroduction.$tSetting and main goals of the research ;$tMethodological design : data, methods and outline of the book ;$tTheoretical outline of the research;$tDescriptive dimension : inflectional vs. derivational morphology, and the concepts of '(de)grammaticalization' and 'morphome';$tHistorical dimension : the role of analogy;$tComparative dimension : inter-morphological and cross-linguistic comparison from a historical perspective;$tSociolinguistic dimension ;$tTerminological note : the label 'infix' --$tMorphological structure of the verb in Latin and Late Latin / Proto-Romance transformations.$gIntroduction ;$tSynopsis of the morphological structure of the verb in Classical Latin;$tFeatures of Latin verbal inflection:$tInfectum vs. perfectum and the four-part distinction between conjugation classes:$tNasal infixation and its correlation with the infectum-perfectum Opposition:$tSome remarks on the "third stem" and related theoretical issues : the past participle, the future participle and the supine:$tSummary and flaws of the traditional description of the Latin verb System;$tFeatures of Latin verbal derivation:$tVerbal prefixation:$tVerbal suffixation:$tSummary and connection with derivational -I/ESC- and -IDI- ;$tLate Latin / Proto-Romance restructurings of verbal inflection;$tTrans-paradigmatic (conjugational) shifts and the 'merger' of conjugations II and III;$tFundamental 'systemic' reorganizations:$tReplacement of inflectional endings and 'cross-conjugational syncretism':$tPeriphrastic verb forms : the future, the preterit, and the passive:$tElimination, reassignment, and creation of inflectional series;$tSummary and reconsideration of -I/ESC- and -IDI- --$tHistory of the infixes -I/ESC- and -IDI-.$gIntroduction ;$tHistorical origins of the infix -I/ESC-;$tFormal and semantic properties of the infix -I/ESC- in Indo-European and Latin;$tProto-Romance developments of the infix -I/ESC-:$tTrans-paradigmatic shift:$tIntra-paradigmatic restructuring and concomitant semantic bleaching ;$tHistorical origins of the infix -IDI-;$tFormal and semantic properties of the infix -IDI- in Greek and Latin;$tProto-Romance developments of the infix -IDI- : functional 'split' and intra-paradigmatic reorganization ;$tConclusion --$tThe evolution of the infix -I/ESC- in Romance : focus on morphological configurations.$gIntroduction ;$t"Patterned" distributions of the infix;$tThe distribution of the infix at the intersection between "N-" and "L-"pattern;$tWas there a patterned infix-distribution in Proto-Romance? ;$t"Non-patterned" distributions of the infix;$tThe distribution of the infix in Standard French;$tThe occurrence of the infix in the future and the conditional : Corsican, Friulian, Ticinese and Lombard;$tFurther expansion of the infix : the intra-paradigmatic distribution of the infix in two Francoprovengal varieties and in Southern Italian (Lucanian) ;$tA bridge towards the lexicon: the 'instability' of non-infixed fourth conjugation verbs ;$tConclusion and synthesis of the results --$tFirst conjugation infixation in Romance : general findings.$gIntroduction ;$tGeo-Iinguistic spread and general lexical characteristics of Romance first conjugation infixation;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Romanian:$tSummary : general features of first conjugation infixation in Romanian;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Istrian andVegliot:$tSummary : general features of first conjugation infixation in Istrian and Vegliot;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Northern Italian and Rhaeto-Romance (Dolomitic Ladin, Friulian) varieties:$tSummary : general features of first conjugation infixation in Northern Italian and Rhaeto-Romance (Dolomitic Ladin, Friulian) varieties;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Central and Southern Italian varieties:$tSummary : general features of first conjugation infixation in Central and Southern Italian varieties;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Gallo-Romance varieties:$tSummary : general features of first conjugation infixation in Gallo-Romance varieties;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Swiss Rhaeto-Romance (Romansh):$tSummary : general features of first conjugation infixation in Swiss Rhaeto-Romance (Romansh) ;$tSome considerations on the intra-paradigmatic constellation of the infix -IDI- and comparison with the infix -I/ESC- ;$tConclusion --$tThe fate of -IDI- in Dolomitic Ladin : quantitative analysis of the lexical spread of the infix.$gGeneral introduction ;$tDictionary analysis of first conjugation infixation in Badiotto (Central Dolomitic Ladin);$gIntroduction;$tResults of the analysis:$tInfixation vs. the morpho-prosodic structure of the verb root:$tTentative conclusions:$tInfixation vs. etymology:$tGeneral conclusion : intra-linguistic 'triggers' of first conjugation infixation in Badiotto ;$tFirst conjugation infixation in Dolomitic Ladin : Statistical analysis of fieldwork data;$gIntroduction;$tMethodological aspects of the research;$tThe lexical distribution of the infix in Dolomitic Ladin : some general considerations;$tBasic quantitative results of the research;$tSome sociolinguistic variables and their impact on first conjugation infixation in Dolomitic Ladin:$tThe relation between the age group to which the informants belong and infixation:$tThe relation between the 'Ladin competences' of the informants and infixation:$tThe relation between genderof the informants and infixation;$tGeo-Iinguistic variables and their impact on first conjugation infixation in Central Dolomitic Ladin:$tThe relation between macro-dialectal differentiation and infixation:$tThe relation between micro-dialectal differentiation and infixation;$tConclusion and comparison with the impact of intra-linguistic variables on first conjugation infixation in Dolomitic Ladin --$tConclusions.$tOrganization of the chapter ;$tThe fate of -I/ESC- and -IDI- in Romance : balance;$tFunctional and evolutionary similarities between -I/ESC- and -IDI-:$tMorphological 'split' in the diachronic evolution of the two infixes:$tThe produetivity of the infixed conjugation sub-classes in Romance:$tReluctance of 'base verbs' to inflectional infixation in Romance:$tThe shortcomings of a semantic-aspectual delimitation of the infixed sub-classes in Romance:$tThe 'appeal' of the rhizotonic forms on the intra-paradigmatic restrueturing of the infixes in Romance;$tFunctional and evolutionary divergences between -I/ESC- and -IDI-:$tDerivational produetivity of the infixes in Latin:$tIntra-paradigmatic configuration of the infixes in Latin:$t'Areal resonance' of the inflectional and derivational application of the infixes in Romance:$tPrinciples of lexical spread of the infixes in Romance:$t'Patterning'of the infixes in Romance ;$tExplanatory and predictive factors: towards an integrative frame;$t'Triggers' and 'blockers' of the lexical distribution of first conjugation infixation:$tGeneral profiles of the lexical spread of first conjugation infixation:$tDetailed profile of the lexical spread of first conjugation infixation in Dolomitic Ladin;$t'Predictors' of intra-paradigmatic //Esc-constellations ;$tSome theoretical perspectives;$tDegrammaticalization vs. functionality of inflectional infixation;$tThe struggle between the presumed 'unidirectionality' of linguistic change and the 'freedom' of the Speaker;$tMacro-structural/patterned analogy : initiation vs. propagation of a change ;$tSome directions for further research;$tDialectological and sociolinguistic research;$tThe examination of synchronic stages between diachronic endpoints ;$tConcluding remark --$gReferences --$gList of tables --$gList of figures --$gList of maps.
650 0 $aRomance languages$xInfixes.
650 0 $aLatin language$xInfixes.
650 0 $aRomance languages$xVerb.
650 0 $aLatin language$xVerb.
650 0 $aRomance languages$xMorphemics.
650 0 $aLatin language$xMorphemics.
830 0 $aRomanistik in Geschichte und Gegenwart.$pBeiheft ;$v20.
852 00 $bglx$hPC103$i.M48 2013g