Of All the Slavs My Favorites: In Honor of Howard I. Aronson on the Occasion of His 66th Birthday
Victor A. Friedman and Donald L. Dyer
(Indiana Slavic Studies, vol. 12), 386 p., 2001 (ISSN 0073-6929), $30.00


Professor Emeritus Howard I. Aronson of the University of Chicago has been celebrated for his linguistic scholarship on Balkan and South Slavic linguistics, as well as his groundbreaking work on Georgian grammar and language instruction (including his two textbooks with Slavica). This Festschrift honors his Balkan and South Slavic persona with a collection featuring a virtual Who's Who of North American scholars in this area.



Contents
Victor A. Friedman: Preface
Donald L. Dyer: Foreword
The Publications of Howard I. Aronson
Ronelle Alexander: Bridging the Descriptive Chasm: The Bulgarian "Generalized Past"
Masha Belyavski-Frank: Turkisms in Bosnian Literature after 1992
Henry R. Cooper, Jr.: Modern Slovene and Macedonian Bible Translations Compared and Contrasted
Bill J. Darden: Macedonian as a Model for the Development of Indo-European Tense and Aspect
Stephen M. Dickey: Distributive Verbs in Serbian and Croatian
Donald L. Dyer: The Balkans and Moldova: One Sprachbund or Two?
Mark J. Elson: The Case for Agglutinative Structure in East Balkan Slavic Verbal Inflection
Ali Eminov: The Nation-State and Minority Languages: Turkish in Bulgaria
Grace E. Fielder: Questioning the Dominant Paradigm: An Alternative View of the Grammaticalization of the Bulgarian Evidential
Victor A. Friedman: Hunting the Elusive Evidential: The Third-Person Auxiliary as a Boojum in Bulgarian
Jane Hacking: Attitudes to Macedonian Conditional Formation: The Use of dokolku and bi
Eric P. Hamp: On Serbo-Croatian's Historic Laterals
Brian D. Joseph: On an Oddity in the Development of Weak Pronouns in Deictic Expressions in the Languages of the Balkans
Kostas Kazazis: High-Low Diglossic Code-Switching in a Greek Announcement
Christina Kramer: Anton Panov's Play Pecalbari and Its Role in the Standardization of Macedonian
Katia McClain: Verbal Categories in Bulgarian: Evidence from Acquisition
Sofija Miloradovic and Robert Greenberg: The Transition from South Slavic to Balkan Slavic: Key Morphological Features in Serbian Transitional Dialects
Tom Priestly: Some Anomalies in Slovene Dialect Diachronic Morphology and an Explanation Using "Markedness Reversal"
Catherine Rudin: Clitic Pronoun Ordering in the Balkan Languages
Tom Priestly: Some Anomalies in Slovene Dialect Diachronic Morphology and an Explanation Using "Markedness Reversal"
Edward Stankiewicz: The Compounded Plural Endings and Grammatical Categories of the Balkan Masculine Nouns.