Ablaut--the grammatically conditioned vowel alternations found, for
example, in the English verb "sing" (sing, sang, sung)--is one of
the most characteristic features of the Indo-European languages.
"Indo-European Accent and Ablaut" investigates the relationship
between ablaut and accent in Indo-European languages and in their
predecessor--Proto-Indo-European. It offers a thorough overview of
the most recent scholarship on ablaut and accent by some of today's
most expert linguists. With attention to both theoretical
understandings and specific linguistic materials, the contributors
discuss an array of empirical and methodological issues in
researching these key linguistic phenomena, and in doing so they
open up new horizons for research.
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