Deklinationsklassen-Wandel : eine diachron-kontrastive Studie zur Entwicklung der Pluralallomorphie im Deutschen, Niederländischen, Schwedischen und Dänischen / Sebastian Kürschner.

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Kürschner, Sebastian

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9783110210842
3110210843

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415 22

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P240.8 .K87 2008eb

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Frontmatter -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- I. Einleitung -- II. Deklinationsklassen und Pluralallomorphie -- -- Terminologie, Theorie und Methodik -- III. Die Entwicklung in den Einzelsprachen -- IV. Kontrastive Analyse -- V. Prinzipien des Konditionierungswandels und -- Folgerungen für die morphologische Theoriebildung -- VI. Schluss -- Backmatter.

Summary: This study is concerned with the history of declension classes in four Germanic languages - German, Dutch, Swedish and Danish. Detailed studies in language history explore the genesis, change and structure of the present-day systems. A comparison of the language histories makes parallels and divergences particularly clear. Using many examples and schematic illustrations, the study illuminates the development of the typological variety in the Germanic languages from a contrastive perspective.

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Revised edition of author's thesis (doctoral)--Universität Freiburg im Breisgau, 2007.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 393-408).

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This study is concerned with the history of declension classes in four Germanic languages - German, Dutch, Swedish and Danish. Detailed studies in language history explore the genesis, change and structure of the present-day systems. A comparison of the language histories makes parallels and divergences particularly clear. Using many examples and schematic illustrations, the study illuminates the development of the typological variety in the Germanic languages from a contrastive perspective.

In German.

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