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dc.contributor.authorChvany, Catherine V-
dc.contributor.authorBrecht, Richard D-
dc.date.accessioned2017-07-12T20:23:12Z-
dc.date.available2017-07-12T20:23:12Z-
dc.date.issued1980-
dc.identifier.citationBrecht, Richard D., and Catherine V. Chvany, eds. Morphosyntax in Slavic. Slavica, 1980. Harvarden
dc.identifier.isbn9780893570705-
dc.identifier.isbn0893570702-
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/2451/38724-
dc.description"This book represents the tenth in a series of reprints of notable titles published by Slavica and long out of print. We are restoring these titles to print and making them available as free downloads from our web site, slavica.indiana.edu, in honor of Slavica’s fiftieth anniversary. Contributors to this volume include Henry Kucera, G. G. Corbett, Emily Klenin , Robert A. Rothstein, Bernard Comrie, Robert Channon , Gerald P. Berent, Roland Sussex, Ernest A. Scatton, Leonard H. Babby, Alan Timberlake, Olga T. Yokoyama, Gilbert Rappaporten
dc.description.abstractMorphosyntax in Slavic was the first of three major collections of articles on Slavic morphosyntax which helped define the research agendas of Slavic linguists during the period when syntactic theory was becoming more highly constrained and therefore more complex than it had been during the first two decades of Chomskyan theory. When I teach Russian syntax to beginning graduate students, I still have them read four or five of these articles; even today they are splendid examples of linguistic argumentation and valid generalizations. Richard D. Brecht served as co-editor of all three collections, while both Leonard H. Babby and Alan Timberlake had articles in all three books, so together these scholars constitute a connecting thread running through the three volumes. The remaining two collections (Issues in Russian Morphosyntax, Case in Slavic) will round out this golden anniversary celebration of Slavica’s творчество.en
dc.language.isoenen
dc.publisherSlavica Publishers Inc.en
dc.rights"To celebrate Slavica’s jubilee, we are releasing .pdf format, no strings attached, scans of twelve older titles that have been requested over the years."en
dc.subjectSlavic languages -- Morphologyen
dc.subjectSlavic languages -- Syntaxen
dc.titleMorphosyntax in Slavicen
dc.typeBooken
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