NOWELE Volume 31/32 (November 1997)

Germanic Studies

In Honour of Anatoly Liberman

Editors

Kurt Gustav Goblirsch

Martha Berryman Mayou

Marvin Taylor

[NOWELE, 31/32] 1997. x, 528 pp.

Publishing status: Available | Original publisher:Odense University Press
Published online on 28 March 2014

https://doi.org/10.1075/nowele.31-32

Table of Contents

On the Linguistic Understanding of Kennings Frederic Amory	1–11
The Politics of Dietrich Von Bern Theodore M. Andersson	13–27
How 'Common' Was Common Scandinavian? Michael Barnes	29–42
Middle Dutch loosten 'Redeem': A Case of 'Derailed' Coastal Vowel Substitution Rolf H. Bremmer, Jr.	43–46
Teaching Old Icelandic u-Umlaut: A Student-Friendly Approach Jesse L. Byock and Marcin Krygier	47–55
The Origin of Ancient strife in Beowulf Dennis Cronan	57–68
Non-Reduplication in Northwest Germanic: The Problem That Will Not go Away Richard d'Alquen	69–91
Ein Gefälschter Runenring Klaus Düwel	93–99
The Gothic Documents: Their Provenance and Age Ernst Α. Ebbinghaust	101–103
Text Editing in Old Norse: A Linguist's Point of View Hans Fix	105–117
Race, Representation and Metamorphosis in Middle High German Literature Jerold C. Frakes	119–133
Notker's Law and Consonant Strength Kurt Gustav Goblirsch	135–143
Text Editing as Dialogue Kaaren Grimstad	145–155
The Privileged Position a Quarter Century Later Yuri A. Kleiner	157–173
How Old is the English Glottal Stop? Frederik Kortlandt	175–179
Zur Interpretation Der Runeninschrift Auf dem Anhänger von Alt-Ladoga Jurij Κ. Kusmenko	181–201
Ϸrymskviða, Myth and Mythology John Lindow	203–212
Lautwandel bei Wörtern mit Imitatorischem Oder Lautsymbolischem Charakter in den Germanischen Sprachen Angelika Lutz	213–228
Courts, Consorts, and the Transformation of Medieval Scandinavian Literature Stephen Mitchell	229–241
The Hammer and the Rod: A Discussion of Pórr's Weapons Lotte Motz	243–252
Zur Rekonstruktion der Silbenstruktur-Entwicklung in den Oberdeutschen Mundarten Larissa Naiditsch	253–276
The Carrand Panel of the Auzon Casket: Stories and History Teresa Pàroli	277–304
Some Recent Phonetic Changes in Modern Icelandic Magnus Petursson	305–312
The Sondershäuser Psalter : A Newly Discovered Old English Interlinear Gloss Herbert Pilch	313–323
Germanic-Romance 'War and Peace' as Juridical Action Diego Poli	325–329
A Few Notes on The Indo-European Religious Vocabulary Edgar C. Polomé	331–336
Babysitter/in, Lernbehindert, and Other German PC Terms Irmengard Rauch, Arden Smith and Simona Yee	337–343
Linguistic Change and an Historical Continuum in German Dialect Studies Richard K. Seymour	345–359
Word Order Change in Dutch as Reflected in the Ulespieghel Thomas F. Shannon	361–388
Old English Metrics and the Phonology of Resolution Robert P. Stockwell and Donka Minkova	389–406
Some Fable Material in Old Norse Literature Marvin Taylor	407–421
Reconditioning and Umlaut in Germanic, and the Question Of ē2 Frans van Coetsem	423–437
Zur Etymologie der Sippe von Engl. knife, Franz. canif, Bask. kanibet Theo Vennemann	439–462
'Brass-Brained Rivalries': Sturlunga Saga in Victorian Britain1 Andrew Wawn	463–481
Das Streben Nach Variation in Skálda- und ástasögur Als Element der Literarischen Umgestaltung der Isländischen Frühzeit zu einem Heroic Age Alois Wolf	483–505
Publications of Anatoly Liberman	507–526
Tabula Gratulatoria	527–528

Subjects

Linguistics

Germanic linguistics

Historical linguistics