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Dunphy-Hetherington, Peter y Ballester Gómez, Xaverio (autores). 2025. Indo-european phonology with a human face. Universidad de Jaén. UJA Editorial.
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Peter Dunphy-Hetherington, Xaverio Ballester Gómez
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The current mainstream in the studies of Indo–European Linguistics is characterized by reconstructing a language phonologically exceptional, a view that always had detractors, who maintain that a more realistic approach is plausible. In contrast with the algebraic face of the mainstream Indo–European Linguistics, arguments are here collected to provide an Indo–European phonology with a real and human face.
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La corriente dominante actual en los estudios de lingüística indoeuropea se caracteriza por la reconstrucción de una lengua fonológicamente excepcional, una visión que siempre ha tenido detractores, los cuales sostienen que es plausible un enfoque más realista. En contraste con la faceta algebraica de la lingüística indoeuropea dominante, en este libro se recogen argumentos para dotar a la fonología indoeuropea de un rostro real y humano.
- Autor/a
- Peter Dunphy-Hetherington
- Autor/a
- Xaverio Ballester Gómez
- Colección
- Lingüística
- Materia
- Lingüística
- Idioma
- English
- Editorial
- UJA Editorial
- EAN
- 9788491596974
- ISBN
- 978-84-9159-697-4
- Páginas
- 152
- Ancho
- 17 cm
- Alto
- 24 cm
- Edición
- 1
- Fecha publicación
- 07-11-2025
- Número en la colección
- 16
Sobre Peter Dunphy-Hetherington (Autor/a)
Sobre Xaverio Ballester Gómez (Autor/a)
Contenidos
For a realistic approach
On Indo–European /a/
The Aryan law that changed all, the French law that changed nothing
Out of the vocalic Eden
As many vowels as stars in the sky
The major vocalic triad: /a i u/
The triumvirate again but disguised10
From three to infinity
The first two steps
Close encounters of the third kind
Some /a/ supporters, some arguments in favour of /a/
Recapitulation and concluding remarks
On Indo–European e ~ o
On Indo–European Sonants
On Indo–European Laryngeals
On Indo–European /h/
The debate on Indo–European /h/
Arguments against /h/
Arguments for /h/
Summing up
On Indo–European Triliteralism
On Indo–European Ablaut
Indo–European ablaut, apophony or vocalic grades
A Romance simulation
The greater informative potential of consonants
Indo–Europeanism with a human face (and mind)
Brugmann was right
On Indo–European –i Stems
On Indo–European Prosthesis
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