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  1. Flugmaðurinn, sem er kona, er ófrísk(ur?) : "The flightman, who is a woman, is pregnant" (= 'The female pilot is pregnant') ; barriers in the Icelandic system of nouns denoting human beings
    Autor*in: Nübling, Damaris
    Erschienen: 11.10.2010

    This article examines the expression of natural gender in Icelandic nouns denoting human beings. Particular attention will be paid to the system's symmetry with regards to nouns denoting women and men. Our society consists more or less exactly of... mehr

     

    This article examines the expression of natural gender in Icelandic nouns denoting human beings. Particular attention will be paid to the system's symmetry with regards to nouns denoting women and men. Our society consists more or less exactly of half women and half men. One would therefore assume that systems for terms denoting persons would also be symmetrically organised. Yet this assumption could not be further from the truth, and not just in single isolated cases, but in many languages: I will attempt to show that Icelandic has numerous methods for referring to women, but also many barriers and idiosyncrasies.

     
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    ISBN: 91-87850-20-6
    DDC Klassifikation: Germanische Sprachen; Deutsch (430)
    Schlagworte: Morphologie; Geschlechterforschung; Isländisch
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  2. New perspectives on Müller, Meyer, Schmidt : computer-based surname geography and the German Surname Atlas Project
    Autor*in: Nübling, Damaris ; Kunze, Konrad
    Erschienen: 12.10.2010

    In order to understand the specific structures and features of the German surnames the most important facts about their emergence and history should be outlined and, at the same time, be compared with the Swedish surnames because there are... mehr

     

    In order to understand the specific structures and features of the German surnames the most important facts about their emergence and history should be outlined and, at the same time, be compared with the Swedish surnames because there are considerable differences (for further details cf. Nubling 1997 a, b). First of all, surnames in Germany emerged rather early, with the first instances occurring in the 11th century in southern Germany; by the 16th century surnames were common all over Germany. Differences are related to geography (from south to north), social class (from the upper to the lower classes) und urban versus rural areas.

     
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    Schlagworte: Namenkunde
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  3. The superstable marker as an indicator of categorial weakness?
    Autor*in: Dammel, Antje ; Nübling, Damaris
    Erschienen: 12.10.2010

    In this article we examine and "exapt" Wurzel's concept of superstable markers in an innovative manner. We develop an extended view of superstability through a critical discussion of Wurzel's original definition and the status of... mehr

     

    In this article we examine and "exapt" Wurzel's concept of superstable markers in an innovative manner. We develop an extended view of superstability through a critical discussion of Wurzel's original definition and the status of marker-superstability versus allomorphy in Natural Morphology: As we understand it, superstability is - above and beyond a step towards uniformity - mainly a symptom for the weakening of the category affected (cf. 1.,2. and 4.). This view is exemplified in four short case studies on superstability in different grammatical categories of four Germanic languages: genitive case in Mainland Scandinavian and English (3.1), plural formation in Dutch (3.2), second person singular ending -st in German (3.3), and ablaut generalisation in Luxembourgish (3.4).

     
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  4. Argument structure in nominalizations : the case of the light verb construction in German
    Autor*in: Wittenberg, Eva ; Piñango, Maria Mercedes
    Erschienen: 12.10.2010

    The predicate associated with the verb fails to express its full argument structure, while the predicate associated with the nominalization preserves its original argument structure. mehr

     

    The predicate associated with the verb fails to express its full argument structure, while the predicate associated with the nominalization preserves its original argument structure.

     
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  5. The mental representations of light verbs
    Autor*in: Wittenberg, Eva ; Piñango, Maria Mercedes
    Erschienen: 18.10.2010

    The Light Verb Construction gives us a window into the mental lexicon: John takes a cup -> agent=John, theme = a cup John takes a walk -> agent = John, theme=Ø mehr

     

    The Light Verb Construction gives us a window into the mental lexicon: John takes a cup -> agent=John, theme = a cup John takes a walk -> agent = John, theme=Ø

     
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