图书简介 馆藏图书馆

Series preface; Abbreviations; The Contributors; Introduction; Part I: The Making of the Romance Languages; 1 James Clackson: Latin as a source for the Romance Languages; 2 Roger Wright: Latin and Romance in the medieval period: A sociophilological approach; 3 Barbara Frank-Job and Maria Selig: Early evidence and sources; Part II: Typology and Classification; 4 Nigel Vincent: A structural comparison of Latin and Romance; 5 Paolo Ramat and Davide Ricca: Romance: A typological approach; 6 Georg Bossong: Classifications; 7 Hans Goebl: Romance linguistic geography and dialectometry; Part III: Individual Structural Overviews; 8 Martin Maiden: Romanian, Istro-Romanian, Megleno-Romanian, and Aromanian; 9 Martin Maiden: Dalmatian; 10 Paola Beninca and Laura Vanelli: Friulian; 11 Giampaolo Salvi: Ladin; 12 Stephen R. Anderson: Romansh (Rumantsch); 13 Paola Beninca, Mair Parry, and Diego Pescarini: The dialects of northern Italy; 14 Adam Ledgeway: Italian, Tuscan, and Corsican; 15 Michele Loporcaro and Tania Paciaroni: The dialects of central Italy; 16 Adam Ledgeway: The dialects of southern Italy; 17 Guido Mensching and Eva-Maria Remberger: Sardinian; 18 John Charles Smith: French and northern Gallo-Romance; 19 Michele Olivieri and Patrick Sauzet: Southern Gallo-Romance; 20 Andres Kristol: Francoprovencal; 21 Alex Alsina: Catalan; 22 Donald N. Tuten, Enrique Pato, and Ora R. Schwarzwald: Spanish, Astur-Leonese, Navarro-Aragonese, Judaeo-Spanish; 23 Francisco Dubert and Charlotte Galves: Galician and Portuguese; 24 Annegret Bollee and Philippe Maurer: Creoles; Part IV: Comparative Overviews; Phonology; 25 Stephan Schmid: Segmental phonology; 26 Giovanna Marotta: Prosodic structure; Morphology; 27 Martin Maiden: Inflectional morphology; 28 Franz Rainer: Derivational morphology; 29 Francesca Forza and Sergio Scalise: Compounding; Syntax; 30 Giuliana Giusti: The structure of the nominal group; 31 Silvio Cruschina and Adam Ledgeway: The structure of the clause; Semantics and Pragmatics; 32 Steven N. Dworkin: Lexical stability and shared lexicon; 33 Ingmar Sohrman: Onomasiological differentiation; 34 Silvio Cruschina: Information and discourse structure; Sociolinguistics; 35 Mari C. Jones, Mair Parry, and Lynn Williams: Sociolinguistic variation; 36 Johannes Kabatek: Diglossia; 37 Christopher J. Pountain: Standardization; Part V: Issues in Romance Phonology; 38 Martin Maiden: Diphthongization; 39 Lori Repetti: Palatalization; 40 Rodney Sampson: Sandhi phenomena; 41 Thomas Finbow: Writing systems; Part VI: Issues in Romance Morphology; 42 Martin Maiden: Number; 43 Martin Maiden: Morphomes; 44 Chiara Cappellaro: Tonic pronominal system: Morphophonology; 45 Diego Pescarini: Clitic pronominal system: Morphophonology; Part VII: Issues in Romance Syntax; 46 Adam Ledgeway: Functional categories; 47 Cecilia Poletto and Christina Tortora: Subject clitics: Syntax; 48 Ian Roberts: Object clitics; 49 Michele Loporcaro: Auxiliary selection and participial agreement; Part VIII: Issues in Romance Syntax and Semantics; 50 Delia Bentley: Split intransitivity; 51 Cecilia Poletto: Negation; 52 Delia Bentley and Francesco Maria Ciconte: Copular and existential constructions; Part IX: Issues in Romance Pragmatics and Discourse; 53 Ion Giurgea and Eva-Maria Remberger: Illocutionary force; 54 Adam Ledgeway and John Charles Smith: Deixis; 55 Richard Ashdowne: Address systems; Part X: Case Studies; The Nominal Group; 56 Adina Dragomirescu and Alexandru Nicolae: Case; 57 Michele Loporcaro: Gender; The Verbal Group; 58 Pier Marco Bertinetto and Mario Squartini: Tense and aspect; 59 Josep Quer: Mood; 60 Michela Cennamo: Voice; 61 Michelle Sheehan: Complex predicates; The Clause; 62 Giampaolo Salvi: Word order; 63 Adam Ledgeway: Clausal complementation; 64 Elisabeth Stark: Relative clauses; References; Index

Trade Policy 买家须知