N. S. Trubetzkoy

, by Liberman, Anatoly; Trubetskoi, Nikolai Sergeevich

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ISBN: 9780822322993 | 0822322994
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Copyright: 6/1/2001

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"This collection of Trubetzkoy's articles and letters from widely scattered sources is an important and welcome contribution to both the history of linguistics and the advancement of current knowledge."--Victor Friedman, University of Chicago

Preface	p. vii
A Note on Transcription	p. xiii
Abbreviations	p. xv

Phonological Systems Considered in Themselves and in Relation to General Language Structure	p. 3
Phonology versus Phonetics	p. 6
The Systematic Phonological Representation of Languages	p. 11
A Theory of Phonological Oppositions	p. 14
On a New Critique of the Concept of the Phoneme	p. 22
Phonology and Linguistic Geography	p. 39
Quantity as a Phonological Problem	p. 44
The Phonological Basis of Quantity in Various Languages	p. 50
How Should the Sound System of an Artificial International Language Be Structured?	p. 60
On Morphonology	p. 72
Thoughts on Morphonology	p. 75
The Relation between the Modifier, the Modified, and the Definite	p. 78

The Problem of Genetic Relations among the Great Language Families	p. 85
Thoughts on the Indo-European Problem	p. 87
Thoughts on the Latin a-Subjunctive	p. 99
The Pronunciation of Greek x in the Ninth Century A.D.	p. 104
The Phonetic Evolution of Russian and the Disintegration of the Common Russian Linguistic Unity	p. 109
On the Chronology of Some Common Slavic Sound Changes	p. 129
On the Original Value of the Common Slavic Accents	p. 141
On the Proto-Slavic Accents	p. 152
On the Development of the Gutturals in the Slavic Languages	p. 157
Remarks on Some Iranian Words Borrowed by the North Caucasian Languages	p. 165
On the Prehistory of the East Caucasian Languages	p. 170
The Universal Adoption of the Roman Alphabet: Peoples of the Caucasus	p. 175
The Phonological System of Mordvin Compared with That of Russian	p. 178
From Trubetzkoy's Letters to Roman Jakobson
Some Considerations on the History of Language	p. 183
General Phonology	p. 186
Prosody	p. 194
Historical Phonology	p. 207
An Overview of the History of the Slavic Languages	p. 211
Prehistory of Slavic Phonetics: An Overview	p. 213
An Overview of the Phonetic History of Russian	p. 214
Slavic (and Baltic) Accentuation and Metrics	p. 218
Morphology	p. 234
The Reception of Phonology	p. 239
Contemporary Linguistics: Stray Thoughts on Old and Contemporary Scholars	p. 253
Notes	p. 259
Bibliography	p. 281
Indexes	p. 295
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