Turkish Linguistics Across Boundaries: The Adana Meeting
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Turkish Linguistics Across Boundaries: The Adana Meeting

About this book

This volume is a collection of papers presented at 18th International Conference on Turkish Linguistics (ICTL) held every two years since 1982 both in Turkey and abroad interchangably. ICTL has been a valuable forum for the researchers studying Turkish and Turkic Languages to share their experiences with their colleagues both in their presentations and also through papers published in the proceedings of the conferences. In this volume as well, 31 papers covering a wide range of subfields of Linguistic studies on Turkish and Turkic Languages were submitted for publication. Majority of the articles are on syntax of Modern Turkish investigating structures of various nominal constructions, along with issues related to sound system of Turkish such as the problem of soft G, phonological variation, and phonetic substitution in slips of the tongue. Among the articles on language development, two of the articles are on the development of narrative skills. Additionally, articles on other Turkic languages such as Circassion and Western Iranian Turkish and New Uyghur are also included in this volume. Articles on methodological issues as figurative language processing and phonetic notation system as applied to Turkish folk music are also included. Lastly, Turkish lexicon is represented with investigation of the relation between vocabulary and gender, and frequency of words in Turkish idioms.

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Yes, you can access Turkish Linguistics Across Boundaries: The Adana Meeting by Hatice Sofu,Cem Can,Muna Özezen Yüceol,Abdurahman Kilimci,Ay?ehan Deniz Abik,Ayşehan Deniz Abik, Hatice Sofu, Cem Can, Muna Özezen Yüceol, Abdurahman Kilimci, Ayşehan Deniz Abik in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Languages & Linguistics & Languages. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Hatice Sofu: Preface
  4. Deniz Abik: Türkiye Türkçesinde “…+DAn Kaynaklanan”Yapısının Kullanımındaki Değişim Üzerine
  5. Erdem Akgün: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of the Phonological /H/-/F/ Variation in theTwo Districts of Fethiye: Yenievler/Karaçulha, and Göcek
  6. Başak Alango: Var Mı’nın Sözcenin Düzenlenişindeki Rolü
  7. Begüm Avar: Long-Distance Licensing of NPIs in Turkish: An Experimental Survey
  8. Fatih Ünal Bozdağ & Hatice Sofu: Narrative Skills in Child Language: A Case Study of Turkish SpeakingFraternal Twins
  9. Emine Serap Bozkurt: Zamirlerin Anlambilimsel Yapısı ve Yüklem Konumundaki Anlam Yükleri
  10. Gülcan Çolak, Emine Yılmaz & Oğuz Kısa: Türkçe Kelimelerde Toplumsal Cinsiyet Değişimi1
  11. Gonca Demir: Türk Halk Müziği Fonetik Notasyon Sistemi/Thmfns’nin Eğitsel/Öğretisel Uygulamalara Aktarım/Adaptasyon Süreçlerinde Kullanılması Öngörülen Modeller: Kaypentax®: Çoklu Konuşma™ Model 3700
  12. Selma Elyıldırım: Phonetic Substitutions in Slips of the Tongue
  13. Selma Elyıldırım: Is it ‘Chilly’ or ‘Drizzling’? Reporting Weather Forecast
  14. Marcel Erdal: The Tough Construction and the Infinitive
  15. Münevver Erdem-Akşehirli: Identity of Partial Control in Turkish
  16. Ophélie Gandon: Kafkas-Batı İran Bölgesinde Konuşulan Türk Dillerinde Sıfat İşlevli Yan Tümceler:Bölgesel Bir Yaklaşım
  17. Müge Gedik: Turkish Nominals
  18. Aslı Gürer & Aslı Göksel: Ellipsis in Turkish: Methodological Issues and Forward Gapping as a Test Case
  19. Mine Güven: On the Semantics and Pragmatics of Madem (Ki) ‘Since, Given That’ in Turkish
  20. Pınar İbe Akcan & Elif Arıca Akkök: İmgesel Dil İşlemleme: Test ve Değerlendirme Araçları
  21. Oğuz Keleş, Işıl Taş & Ayperi Dikici Sığırtmaç: Okul Öncesi Dönem Çocuklarının Dil Gelişimi ile Zihin Kuramı Arasındakiİlişkinin İncelenmesi
  22. Handan Kopkallı-Yavuz: On the Relation between Phonetics and Phonology: What Does Turkish Data Say?
  23. Güven Mengü & Yusuf Kemal Kemaloğlu: A Visual Overview of Soft G Issue in Isolated Articulation
  24. Mine Nakipoğlu, Begüm Avar & Melike Hendek: Dissociation between Structural Case vs. Lexical Case: Evidence from Child Turkish
  25. Shiho Nitta: Yeni Uygurcadaki Sıfat-Fiil Öznesinin Hali Hakkında
  26. İrem Gürgah Oğul & Yaşare Aktaş Arnas: Hikaye Okuma Tekniklerinin Okul Öncesi Çocukların Dil Edinimine Etkisi
  27. Alev Önder & Bedri Aydoğan: “Gençliğin O Yakıcı Mevsimi”nde Kadın Dili
  28. Elyesa Seidel: Anaphoric Potential of Pseudo-Incorporated Nouns in Turkish
  29. Ceren Selvi: Peirce'in Göstergebilim Kuramı Işığında Küçük Prens Filminin Analizi
  30. Simge Topaloğlu & Balkız Öztürk: Multiple Constituents in the Postverbal Domain in Turkish: A PF Account?
  31. Aygül Uçar & Demet Gül: Prosody, Impoliteness and Humour: A Sample Analysis on Turkish
  32. Muna Yüceol Özezen: Seni / Sizi Sözcükleri Bağlamında Türkçede Seslenme Durumu Üzerine Gözlemler
  33. Leyla Zidani-Eroğlu: Grammaticalization of Turkish Numeral ‘Bir’
  34. Özlem Kurtoğlu Zorlu: The Frequencies of Words in Turkish Idioms