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- aggregation publisher "Universiteit Gent - Faculteit Letteren en Wijsbegeerte".
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- aggregation subject "Languages and Literatures".
- aggregation title "Nebensatzkonnektoren des Typs 'W-Wort + Partikel(n)' (Deutsch wer auch immer usw.) im Germanischen. Eine intragenetische Typologie aus areallinguistischer Sicht".
- aggregation abstract "This article discusses the distribution throughout Germanic-speaking Europe of a set of subordinate clause conjunctions formed by combining an 'interrogative' (WH) pronoun with one or several particles corresponding to English -(so)ever. Two main claims are made: (a) the structural types represented by these conjunctions in the present-day Germanic languages are distributed according to a core-periphery (rather than strictly genetic) pattern, (b) this distribution results from a convergent development in the course of which those languages nearer the centre of Europe (including Continental Scandinavian) renovated earlier forms of these conjunctions largely in disregard of genetic inheritance, whereas the older forms were retained more or less unchanged at the geographic periphery. These results are taken to confirm predictions by typologists as to the existence of a 'Sprachbund' centred on the historical core areas of Central and Western Europe, and to refute criticism claiming that the apparent convergence is really the result of independent, language-individual developments occurring in parallel due to common genetic inheritance.".
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