Jоhn Bеnjamins Pub Co, 2005. - 291 pages.
Selected papers from the 11th inteational conference on methods
in dialectology (Joensuu, august, 2002).
Modeling of linguistic knowledge generally involves the
compartmentalization of grammar into phonological, morphological,
lexical, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic components. These
components are not isolated but interacting components. It is the
resulting interfaces between grammatical components that forms the
main topic of this volume, discussed from the perspective of
bilingual L1 acquisition in early childhood and L2 in adulthood, as
well as L1/L2 in late childhood. The book contains ten
contributions by members of the Research Center on Multilingualism
at the University of Hamburg and by other inteational scholars,
all of them experts on multilingualism. Several pairs of languages
are dealt with, among them Spanish and German, Mandarin and
English, French and German, Italian and German, Turkish and
English, Turkish and German, Dutch and Turkish, as well as Spoken
German and German Sign language. Throughout the volume the central
issue is that of representation at the interface of grammatical
components.
Filppula M., Klemola J., Palander M., Penttila E. (editors) Dialects Across Borders
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