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Vom 16.-19. März 2016 fand das Forum Junge Romanistik zum Thema'Zentrum und Peripherie'an der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg statt. Die dialektischen Begriffe Zentrum und Peripherie werden im vorliegenden Band dabei aus literatur-, sprach- und kulturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive betrachtet. Ihre Relevanz in der Romania wird hierbei in den einzelnen Beiträgen anhand geographischer, räumlicher, historischer, gesellschaftlicher und sprachlicher Aspekte untersucht, um auf diese Weise verschiedene Betrachtungsweisen und Analysemethoden einzubeziehen. Der Band bietet neben einer heterogenen Herangehensweise an die Dimensionen des Begriffspaars eine strukturierte Darstellung der einzelnen untersuchten Phänomene. Die beiden Themenblöcke fokussieren einerseits vielfältige literaturwissenschaftliche Betrachtungen der Dichotomie des Begriffspaars, andererseits auch die sprachwissenschaftlichen Konzeptionen von Zentrum und Peripherie. Somit werden neue Sichtweisen sowohl auf zentrale als auch periphere Phänomene in der romanistischen Forschung eröffnet, indem zum einen die Bandbreite der (traditionellen) Zentren und Peripherien dargelegt wird und zum anderen auf aktuelle Diskussionen im Kontext der zwei Begriffe referiert wird. Du 16 au 19 mars 2016 s'est tenu à l'université Julius Maximilian de Würzburg le forum de la jeune romanistique sur le thème'Centre et périphérie'. Les notions dialectiques de centre et de périphérie sont illustrées dans l'ouvrage qui suit selon des perspectives littéraires, linguistiques et culturelles. Leur portée pour l'espace roman est analysée dans les différents articles par le biais de facteurs géographiques, spatiaux, historiques, sociétaux et langagiers, afin d'inclure de cette façon divers points de vues et méthodes. Le volume propose, à côté d'une approche hétérogène des dimensions des deux notions, une présentation structurée de chaque phénomène étudié. Les deux grands domaines thématiques mettent en gros plan non seulement des considérations littéraires multiples sur la dichotomie du duo notionnel, mais aussi les conceptions linguistiques de ce que sont le centre et la périphérie. Ainsi sont apportés de nouveaux regards dans la recherche romane, aussi bien sur les phénomènes centraux que sur les phénomènes périphériques, par le fait que, d'une part l'éventail des thèmes (traditionnels) sur les centres et périphéries est représenté, et que d'autre part, les discussions actuelles autour des deux notions sont prises en compteo

These acts of the 1974 Congresso Internazionale di Linguistica e Filologia Romanza (Naples) were co-published by John Benjamins Publishing Company and Gaetano Macchiaroli. The five volumes are subdivided into sections by linguistic sub-fields. Vol. 1 contains the plenary papers and papers from the round tables. Volume 2 contains sections on I. General problems, II. Geographical linguistics and sociolinguistics, and III. Languages in contact. Volume 3 contains section IV. Grammar, subdivided into Phonology and phonetics, Morphology, and Syntax. Volume 4 contains sections V. Lexicology, VI. Semantics, and VII. Texts and languages. Volume 5 continues section VII. Texts and languages, and further includes sections VIII. Problems of philology, and IX. History of Romance Philology. The papers are written in Italian, French, and Spanish.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

Las comunicaciones contenidas en las Actas del 26 Congreso de la SLR (Valencia 2010), tratan de los temas siguientes: fonética-fonología/morfología/sintaxis/lexicología y fraseología/formación de palabras/semántica/sociolingüística/onomástica/aspectos diatópicos/pragmática/análisis del discurso y de la converación/filología y literatura de textos medievales/lexicografía/traducción/latín tardío/contacto lingüístico-multilingüismo/historia de la lingüística. Las Actas contienen también los textos de las diez conferencias y ponencias y cinco mesas redondas sobre el pasado y el futuro de las lenguas románicas. Die Akten des XXVI. Kongresses der Société de Linguistique Romane vereinigen 500 Vorträge, die sich auf 16 Sektionen zu den folgenden Themen verteilen: Phonetik und Phonologie, Morphologie und Syntax, Semantik, Lexikologie/Phraseologie, Morphologie, Onomastik, Soziolinguistik, Sprachgeographie, Pragmatik, Kommunikationsanalyse, Textlinguistik älterer Sprachstufen, Elektronische Medien, Übersetzungswissenschaften, Kreolsprachen, Vulgärlatein, Sprachgeschichte. Hinzu kommen zehn Plenarvorträge und fünf Runde Tische. Die ausschließlich in den romanischen Sprachen (Französisch, Spanisch, Italienisch, Portugiesisch, Rumänisch) verfassten Beiträge bieten ein aktuelles Panorama der romanistischen Linguistik, ihre gegenwärtigen Interessengebiete und Forschungsschwerpunkte, sowie neueste bibliographische Informationen.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

The annals of the XXVI Congress of the Société de Linguistique Romane bring together some 500 lectures on 16 subjects: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, lexicology/phraseology, morphology, onomastics, sociolinguistics, language geography, pragmatics, communication analysis, textual linguistics of earlier language stages, electronic media, translation studies, creole languages, Vulgar Latin, and linguistic history. Also included are ten plenary lectures and five round table discussions. The papers, written solely in the Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian), offer a current panorama of Romance linguistics, its present-day fields of research, as well as the latest bibliographic information.

La Société de Linguistique Romane che promuove ogne tre anni, sin dal 1928, la più grande adundanza dei Romanisti nelle maggiori sedi universitarie del mondo, ha tenuto a Palermo, nel settembre del 1995, il XXI Congresso internazionale. Al Congresso erano iscritti circa 1000 specialisti di 37 paesi, con oltre quattrocento comunicazioni presentate nell'ambito di 8 sezioni che rappresentano i settori fondamentali della linguistica, della filologia e delle letterature romanze. Le prime 5 sezioni riguardano il campo delle discipline linguistiche, con una speciale considerazione per la dialettologia, la geografia linguistica, la sociolinguistica. Si tratta in particolare delle sezioni dedicate alla Grammatica storica delle lingue romanze (coordinata da L. Renzi e E.F. Tuttle), vol. I; alla Morfologia e sintassi delle lingue romanze (coordinata da N. La Fauci, C. Schmitt e N. Vincent), vol. II; alla Lessicologia e semantica delle lingue romanze (coordinata da J.P. Chambon e M. Scala), vol. III; a Le strutture del parlato (coordinata da J.C. Bouvier e K. Lichem), vol. IV, prima parte; alla Dialettologia, geolinguistica, sociolinguistica (coordinata da E. Radtke e A. Sobrero), vol. V. Una VI sezione (coordinata da C. Alvar e. G. Holtus) è stata dedicata alla Storia linguistica e culturale del Mediterraneo (vol. IV, seconda parte), vista l'importanza della Sicilia e di Palermo nella millenaria storia culturale e linguistica mediterranea. Le ultime due sezioni, completando il quadro aggiornatissimo di studi e ricerche offerto dal Congresso, considerano gli aspetti dell'analisi e dell'interpretazione dei testi medievali: Edizione e analisi linguistica dei testi letterari e documentari del Medioevo (coordinata da E. Schulz-Busacker e A. Stussi), vol. VI, prima parte; Paradigmi interpretativi della cultura medievale (coordinata da R. Lafont e V. Bertolucci), vol. VI, seconda parte. I lavori di ciascuna delle prime sei sezioni sono stati arricchiti da tavole rotonde su temi specifici, che hanno visto la partecipazione dei maggiori specialisti del settore. Un'unica tavola rotonda ha invece riguardato i lavori delle due sezioni filologico-letterarie.

This nineteenth edition of LSRL proceedings contains a selection of papers on variety of Romance idioms and includes current topics in established areas of study. The phonology papers focus mostly on syllabic and higher-level prosodic structure. The morphology section deals primarily with compounding. The syntax contributions principally treat infinitival clauses, extraction phenomena, and binding. While synchronic data serve as the point of departure in most of the studies, historical perspectives are also considered in each major section. Included in the volume are two invited contributions, by Violeta Demonte (on linking and case with prepositional verbs) and Shana Poplack (on variation in the form and function of the subjunctive in Canadian French). Further contributions by Violeta Demonte, Shana Poplack, E. Nikiema, M. Carreira, S. Weinberger and N. Lefkowitz, H. Jacobs, M. Mazzola, J.I. Hualde, J.-P. Montreuil, R. Nunez-Cedeno, J.C. Clements, W. Zwanenburg, M.D. Picone, P. Barbaud, S. Varela, A. Calabrese, M.A. Jones, J. Lema and M.L. Rivero, P. Kempchinsky, L. Zaring, J. Herschensohn, K. Zagona, L. Burzio, E. Vallduvi, J. Joseph.