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1. Verfasser:	Dini, Pietro U. 1960- (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	Vilnius Eugrimas 2014
Schlagworte:	Geschichte Linguistik Baltische Sprachen
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Beschreibung:	Literaturverz. S. 612 - 725
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adam_text	PlETRO U DlNI FOUNDATIONS OF BALTIC LANGUAGES English translation by Milda B Richardson, Robert E Richardson VILNIUS 2014 Table of Contents Acknowledgments / 25 Preface 129 Abbreviations / 33 CHAPTER 1 LINGUISTIC PREHISTORY OF THE BALTIC AREA /3S 1 1 INTRODUCTION AND ISSUES OF TERMINOLOGY /35 111 Baltic and Baltia / 35 112 Hypotheses regarding the name of the Baltic Sea / 37 1121 Adam of Bremen 1122 The island of Balcia in Pliny 1123 The theories of Bonfante and Blese 1124 The theory of Toporov 113 Linguistic Baltia / 42 1 2 GE0LINGUISTIC RANGE OF BALTIA IN PREHISTORY /46 121A brief overview of archaeologic research / 46 1211 More remote cultures 1212 The theory of Gimbutas 1213 Mid-1980s discoveries 122 Survey of hydronymic research / si 123 The boundaries of Baltic hydronymics / 53 1231 Northern and northeastern borders 1232 The southern and south-eastern borders 1233 The western border 1 3 BALTIC LANGUAGES AND PEOPLES IN ANCIENT SOURCES /61 i3i Herodotus /6i 1311 Neuri 1312 Budini and Geloni 132 Ptolemy / 67 1321 Galindians and Sudovians 1322 Other names 133 Tacitus, Jordanes, Cassiodorus and others / 68 1331 Aesti 1332 Jordanes 1333 Cassiodorus 1334 Wulfstan 1335 Ethnonymics 1336 Lingua Britannicae propior (Germ 45:7) 1337 Glesum 1338 Hypotheses concerning the Lemovi 1339A lost tradition? 1 4 PROTOBALTIC AND ITS LINGUISTIC FRAGMENTATION / 77 141 Principal characteristics /77 142 Baltic dialects / 78 1421 Divergences between western and eastern Baltic 1422 Chronology of the divergences 143 Endobaltic dialectology / so 1431 Center/periphery 1432 Conservation/innovation 1433 Endobaltic isophones 144 Baltia submersa / 84 1441 The fate of Baltic in the Dnepr region 1442 Contacts with Iranian? 1 5 GLOBAL HYPOTHESES 167 151 Baltic and Mediterranean / 87 152 Baltic and Ancient-European (Alteuropaisch) / 89 1521 The theory of W P Schmid 153 The Baits in the context of Continuity theory (Teoria della continuita) /94 1531 Relations between the Baits and other groups 1532 The original Baltic area 1533 The role of the Baits 1534 Linguistic observations CHAPTER 2 THE MAIN FEATURES OF BALTIC LINGUISTIC UNITY /102 2 1 PHONOLOGICAL FEATURES /102 211 Vocalism /102 2111 Traditional hypothesis 2112 Non-traditional hypotheses 21121 The Lithuanian school or the hole in the pattern 21122 The American school 2113 Diphthongs 2114 Syllabic resonants 2115 Baltic apophony 212 Consonantism /115 2121 Innovations 2122 Incomplete or peripheral satemization 2123 Reflexes after i, u, r, k 2124 Other developments 2125 Issue of laryngeals 213 Prosodic features /125 2131 Accent 2132 Accentuation laws 21321 Lex Leskien 21322 Lex Saussure-Fortunatov 21323 Lex Nieminen 2133 Tones 2134 On the origin of tones 214 Regarding relative chronology /132 2 2 MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES /133 221 The nominal system /133 2211 Number 2212 Gender 2213 The bipartition of gender and stem 2214 Cases 2215 Thematic paradigms 22151 -(i)o Stems 22152 -a Stems 22153 -e Stems 22154 -1 Stems 22155 -(i)u Stems 22156 -C Stems 2216 Pronouns 2217 Adjectives 22171 Comparative degrees 22172 Definite adjective 2218 Numerals 22181C ardinals 22182 Ordinals 22183 Collectives 2219 Suffix transfer 222 The verbal system / iss 2221 Verbal aspect 2222 Moods 2223 Tenses 22231 Present 22232 Preterite 22233 Future 2224 Personal endings 2 3 SYNTACTIC FEATURES /164 231 The reconstruction of the Baltic sentence /165 232 Minor phrase elements /i67 2321 Postpositive particles 2322 Clitics 2323 Atonic personal pronouns 233 Special constructions /169 2331 Absolute constructions 2332 Infinitive constructions 23321 Nominative with infinitive 23322 Dative with infinitive 2333 Possessive constructions 234 On participles /174 2341 Constructions with the neuter participle 2 4 LEXICON 1176 241 Pan-Baltic vocabulary /177 242 Archaisms and innovations /178 2 5 PHRASEOLOGY /iso 251 Principles /iso 252 Baltic phraseologisms / i8i 253 East Baltic-Slavic phraseologisms /182 254 On spells, magic formulas and other /183 2 6 ONOM ASTICS /184 261 Hydronymics and toponymies /184 262 Anthroponymics /187 263 Ethnonymics /i89 CHAPTER 3 THE LINGUISTIC CONTEXT /192 3 1 THE SLAVIC AND GERMANIC PERIBALTIC CONTEXT /192 311 Correspondences between Baltic, Slavic and Germanic /192 312 Correspondences between Baltic and Germanic /196 3121 Lexical borrowings 3122 Ancient lexical isoglosses 3123 Morphology 313 Correspondences between Baltic and Slavic / 200 3131 Phonetics 3132 Lex Winter 3133 Morphology 3134 Syntax 314A Brief historical summary of the Balto-Slavic question /204 3141 Classical theories 3142 Modern theories 3143 The baltoide hypothesis of Toporov 3144 The hypothesis of Pisani 3145 Other contemporary investigations 315 Balto-Slavic lexicon /216 3151 Old and new Balto-Slavic dictionaries 3152 Semantic spheres 3153 Issue of onomastics 316 Baltic, North-Slavic and South Slavic / 224 3161 Baltic and North-Slavic 3162 Baltic and south Slavic 31621 Baltic and Slovenian 31621 Baltic and Bulgarian 31621 Other parallels 317 Instead of a conclusion / 227 3 2 THE BALTO FINNIC AND VOLGA PERIBALTIC CONTEXT /22s 321 Archaeologic and hydronymic data / 228 322 Linguis t ic re la t ionsh ips wi th Bal to-Finnic , Laplandish and Volga / 230 3221 Balto-Finnic 3222 Laplandish 3223 Volga-Finnic 323 About Finnic influences on Baltic / 236 3 3 THE PONTO-BALTIC REGION /238 331 The Carpa th ian ax is and Bal to-Balkan l inguis t ic para l le ls/ 239 3311 Polytonality 3312 Inflection 3313 Lexicon 3314 Sacral lexicon 3315 Toponymies 332 Bal to-Albanian re la t ions / 243 333 Baltic and Greek / 245 3 4 THE REMOTE CONTEXT /245 341 Bal t ic and Cel t ic / 246 342 Bal t ic - (La t in- )ltal ic connec t ions / 247 3421 Linguistic correspondences 3422 Onomastic and semantic-mythological parallels 343 Balto-lberian connections? /250 3431 The Sorotaptic hypothesis 3432 An Iberian horizon for the Galindians? 344 Further IE connections / 253 3441 Baltic and Armenian 3442 Baltic and Anatolian 3443 Baltic and Tocharian 3444 Baltic and Indo-Iranian 34441 Baltic and Iranian CHAPTER 4 THE BALTIC SPEAKING REGION BETWEEN BALTIA PAG AN A AND BALTIA CHRISTIANA ,259 4 1 THE LINGUISTIC DISINTEGRATION OF EAST BALTIC /259 411 From east Baltic to Lithuanian - Latvian (1 st-5th/7th centuries AD)/ 259 412 Divergences between Lithuanian and Latvian 1260 4121 Phonetics 4122 Prosodic features 4123 Lexicon 413 The Baltic languages in the historical period / 263 4131 Linguistic data 4 2 SOCIO-CULTURAL DATA CONCERNING BALTIA CA 1000 /264 421 The Baltic peoples in the historical arena around the Millennium /264 422A glance at the geopolitical situation of Baltia / 267 423 The axes of geolinguistic changes / 270 4231 The north-south axis 4232 The frontiers to the north and northwest 424 Ancient Baltic society / 272 4241 The administration of the territory 4242 Commerce 4243 Apiculture 4 3 FROM PAGANISM TO CHRISTIANITY /275 431 Baltia pagana The Baltic religion / 276 4311 The sources and their value 4312 Reconstruction 4313 Matriarchy 4314 Hierarchical levels 4315 Principal mythological fragments 432 Baltia Christiana The introduction of Christianity / 283 4321 The status of Baltic pagans 4322 Lexical increase 433 Heresies in Baltia in the 15th-17th centuries / 287 434 Documents of dubious value / 288 4341 Baltic runes? 4342 The oath of K^stutis CHAPTER 5 MINOR BALTIC LANGUAGES /290 5 1 EXTINCT BALTIC LANGUAGES / 290 5 2 CURONIAN / 291 521 Historical mentions /291 522 Geolinguistic extension / 293 523 Ethnonym / 293 524 Linguistic features /29s 5241 Phonetics 5242 Suffixes 5 2 4:3 Lexicon 5244 Texts? 525 Nehrungskurisch (Curonian of the Curonian Spit) / 298 5 3 YATVINGIAN 1299 531 Geolinguistic extent / 299 532 Ethnonym / 301 533 Linguistic features /301 534 Pogahske gwary z Narewu 1304 5 4 GALINDIAN / 307 541 Historical references / 307 542 Ethnonym 1308 543 Substratum /310 544 Linguistic features / 311 5441 Phonology 5442 Lexicon 5 5 SELONIAN / 312 551 Historical mentions and geolinguistic extension /312 552 Ethnonym /313 553 Linguistic features /313 5531 Phonetics 5532 Morphology 5533 Lexicon 5 6 SEMIGALLIAN /315 561 Historical mentions /315 562 Geolinguistic extension / 316 563 Ethnonym /318 564 Linguistic features /3i8 5641 Phonetics 5642 Morphology 5643 Lexicon 565 Substratum /320 CHAPTER 6 THE OLD PRUSSIAN LANGUAGE /321 6 1 OLD PRUSSIAN /321 611 Baltic Prussians in the Middle Ages / 321 612 Geolinguistic facts: the Prussian terrae / 324 613 Ethnonym / 327 614 Renaissance linguistic ideas on Prussian / 328 6 2 THE CORPUS OF OLD PRUSSIAN TEXTS /329 621 The quantity of Old Prussian texts / 330 6211 OPr EV 6212 OPr Gr 6213 OPr TB 6214 OPr TC 6215 OPr Catechisms (I, II, Ench ) 6216 Minor OPr texts 6217 OPr linguistic corpus 622 The death and resurrection (?) of a language / 335 6221 New Prussian 6222 Late-Old Prussian 623 The quality of Old Prussian texts / 337 6231 Orthography 6232 Corrections 6233 OPr Catechisms in the making 6234 Attempt at a phenomenology of mistakes in the OPr Catechisms 6235 Which language? 6236A unique parallel text 6 3 GRAMMATICAL INFORMATION /345 631 Elements of OPr phonology (and prosody) / 346 6311 Phonological inventory 63111 Vocalism 63112C onsonantism 6312 Specific traits 6313 Macrons 6314 Consonant gemination 6315 Accentograms? 6316 Attempt at an OPr accentology 632 Elements of morphology / 354 6321 Number 6322 Gender 6323 Cases 6324 Thematic paradigms 63241 -o Stems 63242 -a Stems 63243 -e Stems 63244 -1 Stems 63245 -(i)u Stems 63246 -C Stems 6325 Adj ectives 6326 Pronouns 6327 Verbal inflection 63271 Personal endings 63272 Mood 63273 Present 63274 Future 63275 Past (Preterit) 63276 Infinitives 63277 Participles 633 Syntactic characteristics / 364 6331 Compounds 634 Lexicon / 367 6341 Archaisms 6342 Germanic and Slavic correspondences 63421 Gothic 63422 East Middle German 63423 Slavic 6343 Etymology 6344 Onomastics CHAPTER 7 THE BALTIC LANGUAGES BETWEEN BALTIA CATHOLICA AND BALTIA REFORM AT A ,374 7 1 MULTI-LINGUALISM AND INTEGRATION /374 711 An overview of the ethnic and geopolitical situation / 374 712 Two testimonies of the epoch / 377 7121 The Quadripartite language 7122 Regarding the variety of languages in Livonia 713 Interlinguistic dynamics in the Grand Duchy and the Baltic Hanseatic area / 38i 7131 The Chancellory languages of the Grand Duchy 7132 The Ruthenian language (ruski) 7133 Linguistic exchange in the Grand Duchy 7134 Baltic-German (Baltendeutsch) 7135 Linguistic interchange in the Hanseatic region 7 2 THE FIRST BALTIC TEXTS /391 721 Classification of Lithuanian and Latvian dialects / 391 7211 Varieties of Lithuanian dialects 72111 High Lithuanian 72112 Low Lithuanian 7212 Varieties of Latvian dialects 722 The first works of Baltic authors / 397 7221 The first Lithuanian authors 7222 The first Latvian authors 7223 Directions of cultural history 723 Concerning the initial formation of the literary languages / 406 7231 Lithuanian 7232 Latvian 7233 The Latin model and Baltic grammars 7 3 PRELUDE TO BALTIC LINGUISTICS /413 731 Classifications of languages / 414 732 Synopsis of the Slavic/lllyrian theory /415 7321 Piccolomini and Crassinius 7322 The Philoglots 733 The Latin theory / 4is 7331 The Roman myth 7332 Dlugosz and Cromer 7333 The Vilnius Latinizers 7334 Michalo Lituanus and the Semi-Latin variant 7335 Rotundus and his polemic against ruski 7336 Agrippa and the Neo-Latin variant 7337 The Wallachian connection 734 The theory of the linguagium Lithuanicum Quadripartitum /427 7341 Text and characteristics 7342 Followers 735 Other theories / 429 7351 The Hebrew theory 7352 The Greek theory 736 Geography and dynamics of the theories / 430 737 Attempt at a conclusion / 431 7 4 GRAMMATICAL DATA /433 741 Orthography and phonology / 434 7411 Alphabets and writing 7412 Vocalism 7413 Consonantism 742 Nominal morphology /436 7421 Number and gender 7422 Vacillation of stem class 7423 Cases 7424 Postpositional locative cases 7425 Thematic paradigms 74251 -0 Stems 74252 -(i)o Stems 74253 -a Stems 74254 -e Stems 74255 -1 Stems 74256 -u Stems 74257 *-C Stems 7426 Pronouns 7427 Definite adjectives 7428 Morphosyntax of numerals 7429 Adverbs 743 Morphology of the verb /449 7431 The perseverance of the athematic conjugation 7432 Tenses 7433 New modal formations 74331 Permissive 74332 Conditional 74333 Imperative 74334 On the Lithuanian formant -k(i)- 7434 Relative mood (Modus relativus) 7435 Debitive 744 Syntax / 456 7441 Generalities 7442 Absolute constructions 74421 Dative absolute 74422 Constructions with the infinitive 7443 Word order 7444 Toward a syntax of Old Lithuanian? 745 Lexicon / 460 7451 Lithuanian 7452 Latvian 746 Anthroponymics /465 CHAPTER 8 THE NATIONAL RENAISSANCE, INDEPENDENCE AND SOVIETIZATION IN BALTIC LINGUISTICS M67 8 1 THE PROCESS OF NATIONAL RENAISSANCE AND THE LINGUISTIC SITUATION IN THE BALTIC COUNTRIES /467 811 Baltic linguistics in the 18th Century /467 8111 Livonia 8112 Lithuania Major 8113 Lithuania Minor 812 The first standardization of Baltic languages in the 19th century / 473 8121 Russification and Knygnesiai 8122 Latvia, Romanticism and the faunlatviesi 8123 Linguistic rebirth in Latgalia 813 The second standardization in the period of independence (1918-1940) /484 8131 The ethnic and social situation of the new republics 8132 Ideas for the standard language 8133 Moderate linguistic purism 8134 Public instruction 8 2 CHANGES IN THE BALTIC LANGUAGES /490 821 Linguistic interference and the development of lexicon / 490 8211 The Lithuanian language area 8212 The Latvian language area 822 Grammatical developments / 494 8221 Phonology 8222 Morphology 8223 Syntax 8 3 THE BALTIC LANGUAGES IN THE SOVIET PERIOD /496 831 Changes in the ethno-social situation /496 832 Russian bilingualism and linguistic resistance / 497 8321 Harmonious bilingualism 8322 On the lag in Baltic linguistics 833 Interference with Russian / soo 8331 Phonetics 8332 Morphology 8333 Syntax 8334 Lexicon CHAPTER 9 THE BALTIC LANGUAGES AND THE NEW INDEPENDENCE BALTIA AUTOCHTONA AND BALTIA EMIGRATA /soe 9 1 REAFFIRMATION OF LINGUISTIC IDENTITY /506 911 The sociolinguistic situation in the context of the new independence /506 9111 Dialects, vernacular language and literary language 9112 Varieties 91121 Urban speech 91122 Youth slang 91123 Colloquial language 9113 Acquisition 9114 Language policy and education policies 9115 After 2004: The Baltic languages in Europe 91151 Latvia 91152 Lithuania 912 Contacts among languages /sis 9121 Linguistic minorities in the Republic of Lithuania 91211 Polish and Belarussian 91212 Prosta mowa 91213 Yiddish 91214 German 91215 Karaim 91216 Tatar 9122 Linguistic minorities in Latvia 91221 Livonian 91222 Lithuanian 9123 Romani dialects in the Baltics 9124 Lithuanian communities in Belarus and Poland 9125 Slavic-Baltic borderland 913 Regional languages in the Baltics? / 528 9131 Latgalian 9132 Samogitian 9 2 LINGUISTIC PHASES OF BALTIC EMIGRATION /533 921 World Baltophone communities / 533 9211 Emigration from Lithuania 9212 Latvian emigration 922 Linguistic features of the Lithuanian and Latvian communities in emigration / 537 9222 The Lithuanian language in America 9223 The Latvian language in America and Australia 9 3 ISSUES OF AREAL LINGUISTICS /543 931 Convergences among the languages of the Baltic area / 543 932 Toward a linguistic union in the Baltic area? /544 933 Circum-Baltic linguistic area / 546 9 4 CONCERNING THE FUTURE EVOLUTION OF THE BALTIC LANGUAGES /548 941 The direction of the internal evolution /54s 942 The direction of the externally determined evolution / 550 CHAPTER 10 BALTIC TEXTS /sss 10 1 OLD PRUSSIAN TEXTS ISS3 10 1 1 The Trace of Basel is 53 10 111 Text 10 112 Commentary 10 113 Interpretations 10 114 Lemeskin s hypothesis 10 1 2 The Old Prussian Lord s Prayer compared (The three Catechisms) /558 10 121 Writing 10 122 Texts and commentary 10 2 LITHUANIAN TEXTS /562 10 2 1 The Old Lithuanian Lord s Prayer compared (Manuscript, Mazvydas, Dauksa) /562 10 211 Writing 10 212 Texts and commentary 10 213 Contemporary Lithuanian Lord s Prayer 10 2 2 The beginning of the Catechism of Mazvydas (1547) / 566 10 221 Text and commentary 10 23A fragment from the Metai of K Donelaitis The beginning of the Joys of Spring 1570 10 231 Text and commentary 10 24A passage from Budas senoves lietuviif kalnenq ir zemaiciq by S Oaukantas / 574 10 241 Text and commentary 10 25A Lithuanian folk song: Menuo sauluzq vede 1576 10 3 LATVIAN TEXTS /577 10 3 1 Old Latvian Lord s Prayer of Hasentdter / 577 10 311 Text and commentary 10 312 Contemporary Latvian Lord s prayer 10 3 2 Fragments from the Lutheran Catechism of 1586 / 579 10 321 Text and commentary 10 33A fragment from Augstas GudrTbas Gramata of Stenders the Elder / ssi 10 331 Text and commentary 10 34A fragment of Lacplesis of Pumpurs / 584 10 341 Text and commentary 10 35A Latvian folk song: Put, vejini 1585 APPENDIX BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Ai Bibliography by linguistic topics /587 General Baltistics, Old Prussian Studies, Lithuanian Studies, Latvian Studies, History of Baltic Linguistics Others A2 Specialized Journals / 588 General Baltistics Old Prussian Studies Lithuanian Studies Latvian Studies Latgalian Studies A3 Language Aids /589 i) Introductory works Baltic languages Old Prussian Lithuanian Latvian Latgalian ii) Grammars and books on phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax General Baltistics Old Prussian Studies Lithuanian Studies Latvian Studies Latgalian Studies Stylistics Textbooks and practical grammars iii) Dictionaries Old Prussian Studies Lithuanian Studies Latvian Studies Latgalian Studies Etymological dictionaries Other dictionaries (Synonym and Antonym dictionaries Fraseological dictionaries Jargon and slang dictionaries Reverse dictionaries Frequency dictionaries Linguistic dictionaries Foreign terms dictionaries Abbreviations dictionaries) iv) Linguistic atlases w) Linguistic corpora wi) Useful internet adresses A4 Baltistics and Baltica (beyond the Baltic countries) /594 i) Baltistics General works Australia Austria Belarus Bulgaria Czech Republic Danemark Estonia Finland France Germany Georgia Hungary Island Israel Italy Japan Norway Netherlands Poland Russia Spain / Catalonia Sweden Switzerland Ukraine UK USA ii) Baltica Europe in general Germany Italy / Vatican Switzerland USA Canada Australia A5 Baltistics in the world (beyond the Baltic Countries) /597 Australia Belarus Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Finland France Germany Hungary Italy Norway Poland Russia Sweden Ukraine USA Bibliography / 599
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spellingShingle	Dini, Pietro U. 1960- Foundations of Baltic languages Linguistik (DE-588)4074250-7 gnd Baltische Sprachen (DE-588)4120149-8 gnd
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title	Foundations of Baltic languages
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title_full	Foundations of Baltic languages Pietro U. Dini
title_fullStr	Foundations of Baltic languages Pietro U. Dini
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topic	Linguistik (DE-588)4074250-7 gnd Baltische Sprachen (DE-588)4120149-8 gnd
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