Slovenski jezik / Slovene Linguistic Studies 5 (2005)

[Greenberg, Marc L]

Dear colleagues,

The 2005 issue of Slovenski jezik / Slovene Linguistic Studies (5) has just arrived in the U.S. and is now available. The issue contains the following articles: 

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	Stephen M. Dickey (University of Kansas) - S-/Z- and Grammaticalization of Aspect (S-/Z- in gramatikalizacija glagolnega vida v slovanscini)
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	Helena Jazbec (Institut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovsa ZRC SAZU) - Slovene stépselj and stófeljc (Slovensko stépselj in stófeljc)
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	Jerica Snoj (Institut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovsa ZRC SAZU) - Kategorialne pomenske lastnosti in tipologiziranje slovarske vecpomenskosti (Categorial Semantic Properties and the Typologization of Lexical Polysemy)
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	Marina Zorman (Filozofska fakulteta, Ljubljana) - Zvrstnost v retoriki prakticnega sporazumevanja (Language Varieties in the Rhetorics of Everyday Communication)
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	Marjeta Vrbinc (Filozofska fakulteta, Ljubljana) - Krizi in tezave rojenih govorcev slovenscine s kolokacijami v anglescini (Collocations in English as Potential Pitfalls for Native Speakers of Slovene)
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	Marko Snoj (Institut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovsa ZRC SAZU) - O prevzetih besedah, tujkah in izposojenkah (Loans, Foreignisms and Borrowings)
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	Peter Jurgec (Institut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovsa ZRC SAZU) - Zacetne opombe k laringalizaciji v slovenscini (Preliminary Remarks on Laryngealization in Slovene)
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	Tatjana Marvin (Filozofska fakulteta, Ljubljana) - Review of Sprachtypologie und Universalienforschung (Language Typology and Universals): Slovenian from a Dialectological Perspective, Volume 56, Issue 3, ed. by Janez Oresnik and Donald F. Reindl, Berlin, Akademie Verlag, 2003
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	Tom Priestly (Alberta, Canada) - John Gumperz's Data from Ziljska Bistrica: Some Corrections

More information about the journal is available at http://www.ku.edu/~slavic/sj-sls or from the address below. Papers for this double-blind refereed journal are now solicited for the next issue, scheduled to appear in summer 2007.

Sincerely,

Marc L. Greenberg

 
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Marc L. Greenberg 
Professor and Chair 
Department of Slavic Languages and Literature 
University of Kansas 
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