Insights in Germanic linguistics. 1, Methodology in transition / edited by Irmengard Rauch, Gerald F. Carr.

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Germanic linguistics in the Post-Modern Age -- Infinitival subject sentences in Gothic -- Lexicality and versification of Johann Heinrich Voß: Observations on prosodic feature analysis -- backen> buk/backen> backte: A study in grammatical variation -- To the rescue of time in German tense -- On syntactic and pragmatic features of speech acts in Wulfstan�s homilies -- Argument-predicate structure in grammar and performance: A comparison of English and German -- The definition of a grammatical category: Gothic absolute constructions

Subject sich and expletive pro: Impersonal reflexive passives in GermanDiminutive formation in Yiddish: A syllable-based account -- Grammar and grammars in seventeenth-century Germany: The case of Christian Gueintz -- The beginning and end of the (great) vowel shifts in Late Germanic -- Nonlinear phonology and the development of post-consonantal resonants in word-final position in West Scandinavian and Germanic -- Diachronic stratification of the Germanic vocabulary -- Formal and less formal rules -- BAG IV: Phonological interference

Semantic motivation vs. arbitrariness in grammar: Toward a more general account of the DAT/ACC contrast with German two-way prepositionsThe Double Object construction in the Germanic languages: Some synchronic and diachronic notes -- Index

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