Current approaches to formal Slavic linguistics : contributions of the Second European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL II) held at Potsdam University, November 20-22, 1997
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Current approaches to formal Slavic linguistics : contributions of the Second European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic Languages (FDSL II) held at Potsdam University, November 20-22, 1997
（Linguistik International, Bd. 9）
Peter Lang, c2002
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English, German, and Russian
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Contents: Leonard H. Babby: Argument Suppression and Case in Russian Derived Nominals, -- Steven Franks: The Pros and Cons of Clitic Cluster Formation -- Jens Norgard-Sorensen: Individuation in Russian: Gender semantics and Other Issues -- Tania Avgustinova: Clustering Clitics in Bulgarian Nominal Constituents -- Kai Alter/Uwe Junghanns: Topic-Related Prosodic Patterns in Russian -- Lukas Szucsich: Case and Configuration: The Problem of Nominal Adjuncts -- Olga Mi eska Tomi The Site and Status of the South Slavic Negative Particle -- Andreas Spath: On Definite Reference of Determinerless Nouns in Russian -- Danko ipka: A Decisionist Model of Slavic Morphology -- Nenad Kon ar/Danko ipka: Slavic as a Source and Target Language in Neuro Tran Sentence Translation -- Bistra Andreeva/William J. Barry: Intonation von checks in der Sofia-Varietat des Bulgarischen -- Nancy Smith/Bernhard Staudinger: Einige Probleme der Aspektberechnung in einem deutsch-russischen Ubersetzungssystem -- Juliane Lagunov: Modaltransfer Russisch-Deutsch: Disambiguierung mittels Thema-Rhema-Gliederung -- Ljudmila Geist: Russisch byt': zwei Kopulae, zwei Kasus, ein integrierter Ansatz -- Assinja Demjjanow: Semantik aspektueller Verben im Russischen -- Hermann Fegert: Die Hierarchie der Verbbetonungsmuster im Russischen -- Andrzej Bogus awski: Zur sogenannten 'negative transportation' -- Irina Sekerina: The Late Closure Principle in Processing of Ambiguous Russian Sentences -- Richard Zuber: Some Categorially Polyvalent Modifiers in Polish -- Ivanka P. Schick: Clitic-Doubling Constructions in Modern Bulgarian -- Peter Kosta: Minimalism and Free Constitutent Order in Russian-- Barbara Kunzmann-Muller: Impersonale Konstruktionen im Slavischen -- Jarmila Panevova/Jan Haji The Syntactic Tagging of Corpora: New Issues for Explicit Syntactic Description of Czech -- Elena Rudnitskaya: Long-distance Binding into Russian Infinitives: the Blocking Effect of Overt Complementizers and Dative Subjects -- Petr Sgall: Formalizing a Functional Description -- Gerald Penn: On the Plausibility of Purely Structural Multiple WH-Fronting -- Roland Meyer: Wh-Questions without Overt Wh-Movement in Russian and Polish -- Milan Mihaljevi The Structure of Croatian Alternative Questions -- Anna Kup /Adam Prezepiorkowski: Morphological Aspects of Verbal Negation in Polish -- Eva Haji ova: Focalizers and their Status in the Topic/Focus Articulation of the Sentence -- Helene Le Guillou de Penanros: Prefixes-prepositions Revisited -- Chris Wilder/Damir avar: Verb Movement, Cliticization and Coordination -- Joanna B aszczak: Towards a Binding Analy of Negative Polarity Items in Polish -- Adam Przepiorkowski: Verbal Proforms and the Complement-Adjunct Distinction in Polish -- Loren A. Billings: Word Order and Argument Structure of Russian Psych Predicates -- Leonid Birjulin: ***.
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