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Diachronic Variation in Romanian

Tipul înregistrării:	Text tipărit: monografic
Editor:	Pană Dindelegan, Gabriela
Editor:	Zafiu, Rodica
Editor:	Dragomirescu, Adina
Editor:	Nicula, Irina
Autor secundar:	Nicolae, Alexandru
Editor:	Esher, Louise
Autorul introducerii etc.:	Ronerts, Ian
Responsabilitate:	Edited by Gabriela Pană Dindelegan, Adina Dragomirescu, Irina Nicula, Alexandru Nicolae and Louise Escher
Responsabilitate secundară:	With a foreword by Ian Roberts
Editura:	Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Locul publicării:	Newcastle upon Tyne
Anul Ediției:	2015
ISBN:	978-1-4438-6878-5
Descriere:	464 p.; 21 cm
Limba:	Engleză
Subiect:	Limba română - Sintaxă - Sintaxă diacronică
Cota topografică:	811.135.1'36 / D 36
Clasificare:	811.135.1'01'367
Note conţinut (cuprins):	Part I. Invited Speakers
Note conţinut (cuprins):	1. Romance Auxiliary Selection in Light of Romanian Evidence - p. 3
Note conţinut (cuprins):	2. The Plural Type cărnuri and the Morphological Structure of the Romanian Feminine Noun in Diachrony - p. 33
Note conţinut (cuprins):	Part II. Nominal and Adjectival Structures
Note conţinut (cuprins):	3. Some Functions of the Definite Article in Old Romanian - p. 55
Note conţinut (cuprins):	4. On the Reanalysis of the Article al into a Genitive Marker and the Emergence of the Adnominal Dative in Romanian - p. 67
Note conţinut (cuprins):	5. Remarks on the Constructions nemic(ă) alt(ă) and alt(ă) nemic(ă) in Old Romanian - p. 97
Note conţinut (cuprins):	6. The Adjectival Category of Intensity: From Latin to Proto-Romanian - p. 121
Note conţinut (cuprins):	7. Diachronic Remarks on Romanian Superlative Intensifiers: foarte – a Grammaticalized Marker - p. 151
Note conţinut (cuprins):	8. The Diachronic Relation between de nespus (of unspoken) and nespus de (unspoken of) “very” - p. 169
Note conţinut (cuprins):	Part III. Verbal structures
Note conţinut (cuprins):	9. Does Old Romanian Have “Mixed Categories”? - p. 197
Note conţinut (cuprins):	10. Two Types of Infinitival Complex Predicates: A Diachronic Perspective - p. 225
Note conţinut (cuprins):	11. Stability and Innovation in the Use of the Infinitive in an 18th Century Translation from Italian into Romanian - p. 253
Note conţinut (cuprins):	12. The Romanian Reflexive sine “self”: Grammar and Beyond - p. 277
Note conţinut (cuprins):	13. The Grammaticalization of a Constraint on Passive Reflexive Constructions in Romanian - p. 309
Note conţinut (cuprins):	14. The Grammaticalization of Direct and Indirect Object Doubling in Old Romanian - p. 363
Note conţinut (cuprins):	15. The Position of the Light Adverbials şi, cam, mai, prea, and tot in the Verbal Cluster: Synchronic Variation and Diachronic Observations - p. 389
Note conţinut (cuprins):	Part IV. Discourse Issues
Note conţinut (cuprins):	16. Presentative Markers in Old Romanian: Divergent Changes in the Syntactic and Pragmatic Uses of adică and iată - p. 425
Note conţinut (cuprins):	Abbreviations. Functional Words Specific to Romanian Symbols - p. 455

811.135.1'36 / D 36

Diachronic Variation in Romanian / Edited by Gabriela Pană Dindelegan, Adina Dragomirescu, Irina Nicula, Alexandru Nicolae and Louise Escher; With a foreword by Ian Roberts.- Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015
464 p. ; 21 cm.
Part I. Invited Speakers.
1. Romance Auxiliary Selection in Light of Romanian Evidence - p. 3.
2. The Plural Type cărnuri and the Morphological Structure of the Romanian Feminine Noun in Diachrony - p. 33.
Part II. Nominal and Adjectival Structures.
3. Some Functions of the Definite Article in Old Romanian - p. 55.
4. On the Reanalysis of the Article al into a Genitive Marker and the Emergence of the Adnominal Dative in Romanian - p. 67.
5. Remarks on the Constructions nemic(ă) alt(ă) and alt(ă) nemic(ă) in Old Romanian - p. 97.
6. The Adjectival Category of Intensity: From Latin to Proto-Romanian - p. 121.
7. Diachronic Remarks on Romanian Superlative Intensifiers: foarte – a Grammaticalized Marker - p. 151.
8. The Diachronic Relation between de nespus (of unspoken) and nespus de (unspoken of) “very” - p. 169.
Part III. Verbal structures.
9. Does Old Romanian Have “Mixed Categories”? - p. 197.
10. Two Types of Infinitival Complex Predicates: A Diachronic Perspective - p. 225.
11. Stability and Innovation in the Use of the Infinitive in an 18th Century Translation from Italian into Romanian - p. 253.
12. The Romanian Reflexive sine “self”: Grammar and Beyond - p. 277.
13. The Grammaticalization of a Constraint on Passive Reflexive Constructions in Romanian - p. 309.
14. The Grammaticalization of Direct and Indirect Object Doubling in Old Romanian - p. 363.
15. The Position of the Light Adverbials şi, cam, mai, prea, and tot in the Verbal Cluster: Synchronic Variation and Diachronic Observations - p. 389.
Part IV. Discourse Issues.
16. Presentative Markers in Old Romanian: Divergent Changes in the Syntactic and Pragmatic Uses of adică and iată - p. 425.
Abbreviations. Functional Words Specific to Romanian Symbols - p. 455.
ISBN: 978-1-4438-6878-5

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