Ancient Indo-European languages between linguistics and philology : contact, variation, and reconstruction
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Ancient Indo-European languages between linguistics and philology : contact, variation, and reconstruction
(Brill's studies in historical linguistics / series editor, Jóhanna Barðdal ; consulting editor, Spike Gildea, v. 18)
Brill, 2022
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Other editors: Marta Capano, Domenica Romagno, Francesco Rovai
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Index: p. [313]-314
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Studying the Indo-European languages means having a privileged viewpoint on diachronic language change, because of their relative wealth of documentation, which spans over more than three millennia with almost no interruption, and their cultural position that they have enjoyed in human history.
The chapters in this volume investigate case-studies in several ancient Indo-European languages (Ancient Greek, Latin, Hittite, Luwian, Sanskrit, Avestan, Old Persian, Armenian, Albanian) through the lenses of contact, variation, and reconstruction, in an interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary way. This reveals at the same time the multiplicity and the unity of our discipline(s), both by showing what kind of results the adoption of modern theories on "old" material can yield, and by underlining the centrality and complexity of the text in any research related to ancient languages.
目次
Foreword
Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Michele Bianconi and Marta Capano
1 Divine Witnesses in Greece and Anatolia: Iliad 3.276-280 between Contact, Variation, and Reconstruction
Michele Bianconi
2 Elamite and Persian Indefinites: A Comparative View
Juan E. Briceno-Villalobos
3 Phenomena of Spirantization and Language Contact in Greek Sicilian Inscriptions. The case of
Marta Capano
4 Egyptian Greek: A Contact Variety
Sonja Dahlgren
5 Substrate Matters
Franco Fanciullo
6 Natural Language Use and Bilingual Interference: Verbal Complementation Patterns in Post-Classical Greek
Victoria Fendel
7 Where Does Dionysus Come From?
Laura Massetti
8 Alignment Change and Changing Alignments: Armenian Syntax and the First 'Death' of Parthian
Robin Meyer
9 Rewriting the Law: Diachronic Variation and Register in Greek and Hittite Legal Language
Katharine Shields
10 Lexical Variation in Younger Avestan: The Problem of the 'Ahuric' and 'Daevic' Vocabularies Revisited
Elizabeth Tucker
11 Greek 'Gathering' between Dialectology and Indo-European Reconstruction
Roberto Batisti
12 Here's to a Long Life! Echoes of Indo-European Semantics in Albanian
Brian Joseph
Index
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