Author: anonymous [NOWELE (North West European Language Evolution)]
Title: Papers on Scandinavian and Germanic Language and Culture. Published in Honour of Michael Barnes on his 65th Birthday 28 June 200
Description: [Odense], Univ. Press Southern Denmark, 2005. orig.wrappers. 21x14cm, 273 pp, Series: NOWELE (North West European Language Evolution), Vol. 46 / 47.. Minor rubbing. VG. ¶ Contains 21 papers. Includes: A. Ahlqvist "A Celtic (?) Place-Name in Finland"; K. Braunmüller "Variation in Word Order in the Oldest Germanic Runic Inscriptions"; R.H. Bremmer Jr. "Old Frisian 'fule' & 'felo' "much, many": An Idiosyncracy in Germanic & Frisian Perspective"; L.-E. Edlund " Ortsnamen in alten Sprachberührungsgebieten: am Bespeil Nordskandinaviens";J.T. Faarlund "From Clitic to Affix: On the History of Scandiavian Reflexive Verbs" P. Foote "On Orkney Myth?"; J.R. Hagland "On Scalds & Runes"; O.E. Haugen "The Unicodification of Runic Script"; G. Kristensson "A Note on /sk/ in the Dialect of Devon"; G. Lerchner "Germanische Stammbetonung und finno-ugrischer Initialakzent: Zur Diskussion ihrer sprachhistorischen Beziehungen"; A. Liberman "The Relation of English ' slowworm', Swedish & Older Danish 'ormslå', Norwegian Dialectal 'sleva' & German 'Blindschleiche' to *slahan 'strike' with a Note on Tautological Compounds"; T. Lundskær-Nielsen "Possessives: Pronouns or Adjectives?"; R. Nedome "Urnordisch -a im Nominative Singularis der maskulinen n-Stämme"; G.Nedrelid "Wie viele Künste konnte König Harald?"; R.I. page "Seeing & Observing"; H. Sandøy "The Dative Case in Old Norse, Modern Norwegian & Modern Faroese"; K.F. Seim "Who Is Confused: The Rune-Carver or the Runologist? Or: A Small Apology for George Stephens"; M. Tajima "The Compound Gerund in 17th-Century English"; E. Weyhe "Beinisvørd".

Keywords: Germanic Linguistics, Scandinavian, Languages, Old Norse Language, Etymology Philology, Historical History, Rune Runes Runic, Place Names, Toponymy Linguistic