Studies in accentology and Slavic linguistics
Subtitle: in honor of Ronald F. Feldstein
By: edited by Miriam Shrager, Edna Andrews, George Fowler, and Steven Franks
Publisher: Slavica
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Bloomington, Indiana
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
ISBN-13: 9780893574178
Subjects: Slavic languages; Accents and accentuation; Aspect; Slavic philology
Other titles: Studies in accentology & Slavic linguistics
Notes: Despite what is listed in the table of contents, Edna Andrews' contribution to the volume as an author is actually entitled: Can markedness theory contribute to a deeper understanding of Russian verbal aspect?

Includes bibliographical references.

Contributions in English or Russian, with examples from various Slavic languages.
Table of contents: title: Ronald F. Feldstein : a mentor's perspective ; English, Russian, and Czech limericks (2013) / Charles E. Townsend; title: Ronald F. Feldstein : a colleague's perspective / George Fowler; title: Publications of Ronald F. Feldstein; title: Observations of collective numerals in standard Croatian / Edna Andrews; title: Parameters of Slavic aspect reconsidered : the east-west aspect division from a diachronic perspective / Stephen M. Dickey; title: Akt︠s︡entologicheskie nabli︠u︡denii︠a︡ nad novobulgarskimi damaskinami XVII v. / V.A. Dybo; title: Latin conjugation for slavicists / Robert Fradkin; title: Invariant -to in Bulgarian / Steven Franks ; Catherine Rudin; title: On the aspect of unprefixed verbs in Russian / Frank Y. Gladney; title: Russian aspectual types : Croft's typology revisited / Laura A. Janda; title: K rekonstrukt︠s︡ii akt︠s︡entuat︠s︡ionno-morfologicheskikh klassov indoevropeĭskikh glagolʹnykh korneĭ / S.L. Nikolaev; title: Fate of German (post)velars in Slovenian loanwords / Donald Reindl; title: Common Slavic deverbatives and their origin / Miriam Shrager; title: Sermiotic concepts of the Prague Linguistic Circle on the American continent and the theory of emotive language / Bronislava Volkova.