Studies by Einar Haugen
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Studies by Einar Haugen

Presented on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday, April 19, 1971

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Studies by Einar Haugen

Presented on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday, April 19, 1971

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Publisher
De Gruyter Mouton
Year
2012
Print ISBN
9789027922427
eBook ISBN
9783110879124
Topic
Languages & Linguistics
Subtopic
Linguistics
Index
Languages & Linguistics

Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Einar Haugen Bibliography
  4. 1. The linguistic development of Ivar Aasen’s New Norse (1933)
  5. 2. Ivar Aasen as a writer of Dano-Norwegian (1932)
  6. 3. Phonological shifting in American Norwegian (1938)
  7. 4. Notes on ‘voiced t’ in American English (1938)
  8. 5. Et norsk ordregister under utarbeidelse (1939)
  9. 6. On the consonant pattern of modern Icelandic (1941)
  10. 7. Facts and phonemics (with W.F. Twaddell) (1942)
  11. 8. On the stressed vowel systems of Norwegian (1942)
  12. 9. Analysis of a sound group: sl and tl in Norwegian (1942)
  13. 10. Mere om r-bortfall i sørøstlandsk (1948)
  14. 11. The unstressed vowels of Old Icelandic (1949)
  15. 12. A note on the Romany ‘language’ (1949)
  16. 13. Phoneme or prosodeme? (1949)
  17. 14. The analysis of linguistic borrowing (1950)
  18. 15. Directions in modern linguistics (1951)
  19. 16. From army camp to classroom: the story of an elementary language text (1951)
  20. 17. Tone and intonation in East Norwegian (with Martin Joos) (1952)
  21. 18. The impact of English on American-Norwegian letter writing (1952)
  22. 19. Review: U. Weinreich, Languages in Contact (1954)
  23. 20. Review: L. Hjelmslev, Prolegomena to a Theory of Language (1954)
  24. 21. Tvetoppet vokal i oppdalsmĂĽlet (1954)
  25. 22. Some pleasures and problems of bilingual research (1954)
  26. 23. Problems of bilingual description (1954)
  27. 24. Tonelagsanalyse (1955)
  28. 25. Linguists and the wartime program of language teaching (1955)
  29. 26. Elements of bilingual description (1955)
  30. 27. The syllable in linguistic description (1956)
  31. 28. Syllabification in Kutenai (1956)
  32. 29. Review: H. Gneuss, Lehnbildungen und Lehnbedeutungen im Altenglischen (1956)
  33. 30. The phoneme in bilingual description (1956/57)
  34. 31. Simultaneous phonemes (1957, unpublished)
  35. 32. The semantics of Icelandic orientation (1957)
  36. 33. The phonemics of modern Icelandic (1958)
  37. 34. New paths in American language teaching (1959)
  38. 35. Japanese phonemics: some alternative solutions (1960)
  39. 36. From idiolect to language (1960)
  40. 37. Language planning in modern Norway (1961)
  41. 38. On diagramming vowel systems (1962)
  42. 39. Schizoglossia and the linguistic norm (1962)
  43. 40. Pitch accent and tonemic juncture in Scandinavian (1963)
  44. 41. Notes on a dictionary: John Brynildsen’s Norsk-engelsk ordbok (1963)
  45. 42. Construction and reconstruction in language planning: Ivar Aasen’s grammar (1965)
  46. 43. Semicommunication: The language gap in Scandinavia (1966)
  47. 44. Dialect, language, nation (1966)
  48. 45. Linguistics and language planning (1966)
  49. 46. On the rules of Norwegian tonality (1967)
  50. 47. The mythical structure of the ancient Scandinavians: Some thoughts on reading DumĂŠzil (1967)
  51. 48. The Scandinavian languages as cultural artifacts (1968)
  52. 49. Isoglosses within a dialect (1968)
  53. 50. On the parsimony of the younger futhark (1969)
  54. 51. On the pronunciation of Old Norse (1969)
  55. Name Index
  56. Subject Index

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