Etymological conference -- Krk, Croatia, November 1998

Alemko Gluhak alemko.gluhak at infocentar.tel.hr
Wed Mar 4 14:00:49 UTC 1998


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6--7 November '98
4th Petar Skok etymological conference, Krk, Croatia
Deadline for abstracts: 15 June '98 
Themes: Dalmatian and Vegliote language, Dalmatian elements in Croatian,
Mediterranean, etymology (Rom., Sl., IE, general)
 
Contact:
 
prof. dr. Vojmir Vinja, Alfireviceva 43, HR-10000 Zagreb, Hrvatska/Croatia,
vojmir.vinja at public.srce.hr
or
prof. dr. Vojmir Vinja, Zavod za lingvisticka istrazivanja HAZU, Ante
Kovacica 5, HR-10000 Zagreb, Hrvatska/Croatia
 
For more information about lodging in Krk, please contact: prof. dr. Goran
Filipi, Koparska 70, HR-52100 Pula, Hrvatska/Croatia, 
tel. +385-52-501374, gfilipi at pefpu.hr
  
 More information after 16 March 1998:
http://mahazu.hazu.hr/LingResIn/Skok4.html 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Fourth Skok etymological conference will be held on November 6--7, 1998, in
the city of Krk. 
 
The last Dalmatophone, Tone Udaina Burbur, died in 1898. He spoke Vegliote,
a dialect of the Dalmatian language. Vegliote was spoken in the island of
Krk (city of Krk = Vegliote _Vekla_, from Lat. _civitas vetula_; Vegliote
_Vekla_ gave Italian _Veglia_), in Croatia. 
 
As you can read in Matteo Giulio Bartoli's _Das Dalmatische_ II (Wien 1906;
modified writing) -- 
 
naNka join dei sinyáuri noN sapája favlúr iN veklisún. 
"Neanche uno dei signori non sapeva parlar in vegliesano." (7/8) -- said
Tone Udaina Burbur. 
 
In connection with the 100th aniversary of the death of Tone Udaina Burbur
and the Dalmatian and Vegliote language, _Fourth Skok etymological
conference_ will be held on November 6--7, 1998, in the city of Krk. 
 
Linguists working with Adriatic, Croatian, Mediterranean and general themes
of the etymological theory and praxis, are invited to submit their
contributions.
 
Interested linguistist should send their registration (with the title of
the paper and a short summary), to the following address:
 
Razred za filoloske znanosti HAZU
Odbor za etimologiju
(za IV. Skokove etimoloske susrete)
Ul. Andrije Hebranga 2
HR-10000 Zagreb
Hrvatska/Croatia
 
(or e-mails).
 
Deadline: June 15, 1998. 
 
If it is not possible to you to take part in the conference, your paper
would be read. 
 
Please, inform other colleagues! 
Please, inform other colleagues! 
 
Sorry, your trip to Croatia and stay in Krk can not be paid by Croatian
Academy. 
 
 
 
Petar Skok etymological conference is a conference held by Croatian Academy
of Sciences and Arts (Pula 1994, Zadar 1990, Zagreb 1986). 
 
Petar Skok (1881--1956) was a great Croatian linguist. He worked mostly in
Romanic languages, in Balkan linguistics (Vulgar Latin, Dalmatian,
Romanisms in Croatian and other languages). -- He wrote Etimologijski
rjecnik hrvatskoga ili srpskoga jezika (1971--74), Pregled francuske
gramatike (1939), Francuska knjizevnost XIX. i XX. vijeka (1939), Osnovi
romanske lingvistike (1940). -- He wrote about 520 articles and books (340
in linguistics). -- See more f.e. in Zarko Muljacic, Petar Skok come
linguista, in Richard Baum et al. (ed.), Lingua et Traditio. Geschichte der
Sprachwissenschaft und der neueren Philologien. Festschrift fuer Hans
Helmut Christmann zum 65. Geburtstag, G. Narr Verlag, Tuebingen 1994.  
 
 
 
Contacts:
 
prof. dr. Vojmir Vinja /president of the etymological committee/
Frana Alfirevica 43
HR-10000 Zagreb
vojmir.vinja at public.srce.hr
 
 
For more information about lodging in Krk, please contact:
 
prof. dr. Goran Filipi
Koparska 70
HR-52100 Pula
tel. +385-(0)52-501374
gfilipi at pefpu.hr
 
 
More informations also in http://mahazu.hazu.hr/LingResIn/Skok4.html (after
March 16, 1998).
 
 
 
 
Sent by
 
Alemko Gluhak
Zavod za lingvisticka istrazivanja
Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti
(Linguistic Research Institute
of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts)
Ante Kovacica 5, HR-10000 Zagreb
Hrvatska/Croatia
alemko.gluhak at infocentar.tel.hr
 



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