Yugoslav general linguistics

YUGOSLAV GENERAL LINGUISTICS......Page 2
Editorial page
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Title page
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Copyright page
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Table of Contents
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List of contributors......Page 8
Editor's introduction......Page 10
References......Page 20
Some remarks on distinctive features: especially in Standard Serbo-Croatian
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Notes......Page 39
References......Page 40
1.
 Introduction......Page 42
2.
 Terminology......Page 43
3.1 Historical development
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3.4 Programmatic links......Page 45
3.6 Conceptual fit......Page 46
3.7 Epistemological status of structures......Page 49
4.
 Conclusion......Page 52
References......Page 54
Some contributions to the theory of contact linguistics......Page 56
References......Page 77
1.
 Introduction......Page 82
2. The 
study of bilingualism from the standpoint of developmental psychology......Page 84
3.
 The study of bilingualism from the standpoint of experimental psycholinguistics......Page 88
4. The 
study of bilingualism relevant to educational psychology and applied psychoHnguistics......Page 92
References......Page 95
On referentially used nouns and the upgrading/downgrading of their identificatory force
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Notes......Page 106
References......Page 107
Structureand typology of dialectal differentiation......Page 110
Notes......Page 117
Prosodic possibilities in phonology and morphology
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Notes......Page 135
References......Page 137
Translation and backtranslation
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References......Page 152
Language change in an urban setting......Page 154
Phonology......Page 158
Morphology......Page 160
Prosody......Page 161
Notes......Page 166
References......Page 167
Some aspects of prescriptivism in Serbo-Croatian......Page 172
The two principles......Page 179
Sources of normative advice......Page 183
Notes......Page 191
References......Page 192
Linguistic variety and relationship of languages......Page 196
Notes......Page 208
References......Page 209
A European case of language contacts
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Vojvodina and the Yugoslav model of multilingualism
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Patterns of language use......Page 219
References......Page 233
Introduction......Page 236
Acknowledgement......Page 248
References......Page 249
Language in space and space in language......Page 250
Notes......Page 267
References......Page 269
Between sign and act
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References......Page 284
1. Linguistic theory: sociolinguistics
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2. (Socio)linguistics in Yugoslavia
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2.1 Standardization, language planning, and language policy......Page 290
2.2 The stratification of language......Page 292
2.3 Languages in contact, bilingualism, multilingualism, and diglossia......Page 294
2.4 Verbal interactions......Page 299
References......Page 303
1.   Subject, approach and goal
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2.
 Terminology......Page 311
2.1 Linguistic terminology
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2.2 Sociological terminology......Page 314
3.
 Ideology of standardization......Page 316
4. From 'is' to 'ought to be'
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5.
 Legitimacy principles and normative principles......Page 319
5.
 Principles of norm implementation......Page 323
References......Page 325
The state of Yugoslav linguistics and psychology today
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Definition of psycholinguistics......Page 333
The subject and the theoretical scopes of Yugoslav psycholinguistics......Page 334
Methods......Page 337
Developmental psycholinguistics......Page 338
Experimental psycholinguistics......Page 339
Applied psycholinguistics......Page 341
Instead of a conclusion......Page 344
Notes......Page 345
References......Page 347
On linguistic autonomy......Page 354
References......Page 368
The movement of the Indo-European Perfect......Page 370
The Balkan Reporting Modality......Page 376
The Macedonian dual standard......Page 381
Notes......Page 385
References......Page 388