Studia Celtica Posnaniensia

We’re pleased to announce a new article in SCP: "Irish-language sean-nós song as a resource in sociolinguistic research" by James Foran.
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Volume 9, Article 9: Raphael Sackmann "Indefinite Nominal Subjects and Objects Preceding the Negative Marker in Middle Welsh"

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On the Relative Order of Adjectives in Old Irish This study examines the relative order of adjectives in Early Irish and seeks to determine the preferred order of adjectives in the noun phrases in...

Volume 9, Article 8: Patricia Ronan "On the Relative Order of Adjectives in Old Irish"

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On the Syntax of the Light-Headed Noun Phrases in the Old... The Old Irish glosses in contemporary manuscripts are the most reliable evidence for Old Irish syntax. These glosses convey discontinuous...

Volume 9, Article 7: Carlos Garcia-Castillero "On the Syntax of the Light-Headed Noun Phrases in the Old Irish Glosses: Dealing with Missing Data in Corpus Linguistics"
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Volume 9, Article 6: Aaron Griffith "Grammaticalization and the Etymology of Old Irish Ocus ‘And’"
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Volume 9, Article 5: David Stifter "Observations on the Use of Attention Markers in Comrac Líadaine ⁊ Chuirithir"
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Possessive Agreement in Insular Celtic Possessive agreement is a pattern of NP-internal agreement in which certain features of the possessor (usually person, number and/or gender) are...

Volume 9, Article 4: Ranko Matasović "Possessive Agreement in Insular Celtic".
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The Diachrony of Welsh Subject Pronouns In many languages, independent pronouns become reduced to inflectional affixes which are ultimately lost, resulting in the creation of new...

Volume 9, Article 3: Marieke Meelen & David Willis "The Diachrony of Welsh Subject Pronouns"
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Prepositionless Datives in Old and Middle Irish: The... The early Irish dative case is typically found after prepositions, but there are a number of non-prepositional usages. Three of these are explored...

Volume 9, Article 2: Elliott Lash "Prepositionless Datives in Old and Middle Irish: The Instrumental, Accompaniment/Inclusive and Appositional Dative"

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Differential Case Marking in Old Irish: Nominal and... This chapter addresses from a typological perspective case marking of different types of arguments in Old Irish, drawing on the framework of the...

Volume 9, Article 1: Elisa Roma "Differential Case Marking in Old Irish: Nominal and Pronominal Arguments in Valency Alternations"

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We are happy to announce that the ninth issue of the journal Studia Celtica Posnaniensia has been published! This is a special issue entitled “Noun phrase and pronominal syntax in medieval and early modern Celtic languages”, guest-edited by Dr Elliott Last (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen).

Z radością informujemy, że ukazał się dziewiąty numer czasopisma Studia Celtica Posnaniensia! Jest to numer specjalny zatytułowany “Noun phrase and pronominal syntax in medieval and early modern Celtic languages”, którego gościnnym edytorem jest Dr Elliott Last (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen).