Pseudo-epenthetic /l/ in Slavic -acknowledgements

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Alexandre Vaxman wrote:

> ... To go deeper into all this, I need, as I said, get the books
> first (Shevelov too, though I admit his book is very complex).

But well worth it. I must've read it through and through for several 
years running during my time at OSU.

> My thanks also go to Mr. Gallagher.I just would like to ask him to
> cite a written reference to Tobias Scheer's work he recommended: the
> link to the hand-out doesn't function, so I would rather need the
> title.

The link to the handout 
<http://www.unice.fr/dsl/tobweb/papers/Hdt%20Kristo-Scheer%20FDSL6%20Potsdam%2005.pdf> 
works fine here -- make sure you have all of it.

At the top of his handout is a link to his home page, 
<http://www.unice.fr/dsl/tobias.htm>, though of course the Acrobat 
Reader can't open HTML pages so you'll have to use a browser.

The cited handout is called "The beginning of the word in Slavic," and 
the only "citation" he gives is "FDSL 6, Potsdam 30 Nov - 2 Dec 2005." 
You can find it at the link I cited in my original message, or by going 
to the link above, choosing "_my own_ papers and handouts" (link at 
upper left), scrolling down to the section "Handouts from Conference 
Presentations and Abstracts," and clicking the links after the second 
citation for 2005:

• Kristó, László & Scheer, Tobias 2005. The beginning of the word in 
Slavic. Paper presented at Formal Description of Slavic Languages, 30 
November - 2 December, Potsdam. Abstract .pdf (82Kb)  Handout  .pdf (208Kb)

The links are 
<http://www.unice.fr/dsl/tobweb/papers/abstract%20Kristo-Scheer%20FDSL6.pdf>
(Abstract)
and
<http://www.unice.fr/dsl/tobweb/papers/Hdt%20Kristo-Scheer%20FDSL6%20Potsdam%2005.pdf>
(Handout -- this is the original link I cited)

If you really can't figure out how to access this page, write me 
off-list and I'll email you a copy as an attachment -- "for personal 
use," of course.

> By the way, I am well acquainted with other works by Scheer (I
> studied in the CVCV framework under Jean
> 
> Lowenstamm's direction who had also been Scheer's teacher) but I  do
> not know this hand-out.
> 
> I hope to answer Mr. Gallagher's email in detail upon reading
> Scheer's text.

I look forward to your insights.

-- 
War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left.
--
Paul B. Gallagher
pbg translations, inc.
"Russian Translations That Read Like Originals"
http://pbg-translations.com

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