Historical linguistics 1993 : selected papers from the 11th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Los Angeles, 16-20 August 1993
Historical linguistics 1993 : selected papers from the 11th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Los Angeles, 16-20 August 1993
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历史语言学 1993：第 11 届国际历史语言学会议论文选集，洛杉矶，1993 年 8 月 16-20 日
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10.1075/cilt.124
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发表时间：
1995
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
H. Andersen
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作者：
H. Andersen
本卷收录了1993年8月16日至21日在洛杉矶的加州大学举行的第十一届历史语言学国际会议上发表的论文。其中有几个是在大卫W。莱特富特和我1993年国际人道主义法会议得到了加州大学洛杉矶分校文学与科学学院及其人文系的许多系-英语、法语、日耳曼语言、意大利语、语言学、近东语言和文化，斯拉夫语言和文学，西班牙语和葡萄牙语语言和文学，并从欧洲和俄罗斯研究中心。我感谢这些部门的主席和工作人员，特别是感谢我从部门主席让-克劳德卡龙，安东尼奥Loprieno和罗素Schuh收到的道义上的支持。我很高兴地感谢执行副校长Andrea L。丰富，谁打开了会议，和教务长布赖恩P. Copenhaver，谁欢迎与会者代表学院。我特别感谢地方委员会的成员，他们为会议的实际安排提供了宝贵的建议，他们是南加州大学的卡门·席尔瓦-科瓦兰和马里奥·萨尔塔雷利，加州大学洛杉矶分校的东卡·明科娃、克劳迪娅·帕罗迪、克里斯托弗·史蒂文斯、罗伯特·P·斯托克韦尔和爱德华·塔特尔。但是，如果没有几个系的研究生的奉献和热情的贡献，会议是不可能召开的，他们自由地奉献了自己的精力和创造力：蒂莫西·比斯利、苏珊·鲍卡斯、亨利·比格斯、琼·舍瓦利埃、埃利安·楚阿基、克里斯托弗·吉利奥蒂、路易斯·格林沃尔德、卡恩·金、埃达·克里斯蒂亚斯多蒂尔、特里萨·麦克沙恩、罗恩理查兹。他们值得一个单独的，温暖的感谢。会议上提交的论文是根据国际人道主义法执行委员会成员评价的摘要挑选的。这些人和三位不愿透露姓名的推荐人帮助选择了本卷中发表的论文。我感谢他们作出的宝贵判断和抽出的时间。在准备这本书出版的过程中，我得到了我的学生琼·谢瓦利埃、埃连·楚阿基和赖灵瑶的有力帮助。我感谢他们所有人，特别是琼，她在会议期间是我的得力助手，后来又做了很大一部分编辑工作。鉴于为在会议结束后不久将这一卷付印作出了相当大的努力，请注意，
This volume contains a selection of the papers presented at the Eleventh International Conference on Historical Linguistics, which was held at the University of California, Los Angeles, 16-21 August 1993. Among them are a few that were presented in the workshop on Typology and Parameters organized by David W. Lightfoot and myself. It is a pleasure to record here the gratitude of the International Society for Historical Linguistics to the institutions and individuals who helped make the Conference a success.ICHL 1993 received financial and material support from the College of Letters and Science of UCLA, from many of the departments of its Division of Humanities—English, French, Germanic Languages, Italian, Linguistics, Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, Slavic Languages and Literatures, Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Literatures, and from the Center for European and Russian Studies. I am grateful to the chairs and staff of these departments and especially grateful for the moral support I received from the department chairs Jean-Claude Carron, Antonio Loprieno, and Russell Schuh. I am pleased to thank Executive Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Andrea L. Rich, who opened the Conference, and Provost Brian P. Copenhaver, who welcom ed the participants on behalf of the College. I owe a special debt of gratitude to the members of the local committee, who offered invaluable advice regarding the practical arrangements of the Conference, Carmen Silva-Corvalán and Mario Saltarelli of the University of Southern California, Donka Minkova, Claudia Parodi, Christopher Stevens, Robert P. Stockwell, and Edward Tuttle of UCLA. But the Conference would not have been possible without the dedicated and enthusiastic contributions made by the graduate students of several departments who gave freely of their energies and creativity: Timothy Beasley, Susan Bauckus, Henry Biggs, Joan Chevalier, Elian Chuaqui, Christopher Gigliotti, Louis Greenwald, Karn King, Edda Kristjánsdóttir, Theresa McShane, Ron Richards. They deserve a separate, warm thank-you. The papers presented in the Conference were chosen on the basis of abstracts evaluated by members of the Executive Committee of the ISHL. These same persons and three referees who prefer to remain anonymous helped select the papers published in this volume. I thank them for the valuable judgement they contributed and for their time. In preparing this volume for publication I was ably assisted by my students Joan Chevalier, Elian Chuaqui, and Ling-Yao Lai. I am grateful to them all, but especially to Joan, who was my right hand at the time of the Conference and did a large part of the editorial work afterwards. In view of the considerable effort that was made to bring this volume to the printer soon after the Conference, let it be recorded that it could easily have