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Das Land Berlin kann mehr - erfolgreiche E-Government Projekte
Full text linkDAS LAND BERLIN KANN MEHR - ERFOLGREICHE E-GOVERNMENT PROJEKTE
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Introduction
No full textThis volume contains a selection of 13 papers presented at the International Conference on "Focus in African Languages", which took place October 6-8, 2005, organized by members of the Collaborative Research Center on information structure¹ and the Center for General Linguistics (ZAS)² in Berlin. The conference brought together experts on several African languages around one common interface - the interaction of information structure and grammar
Introduction
No full textThis volume contains a selection of 13 papers presented at the International Conference on "Focus in African Languages", which took place October 6-8, 2005, organized by members of the Collaborative Research Center on information structure¹ and the Center for General Linguistics (ZAS)² in Berlin. The conference brought together experts on several African languages around one common interface - the interaction of information structure and grammar
Focus expressions in Foodo
Full text linkThis paper aims at presenting different ways of expressing focus in Foodo, a Guang language. We can differentiate between marked and unmarked focus strategies. The marked focus expressions are first syntactically characterized: the focused constituent is in sentence-initial position and is second always marked obligatorily by a focus marker, which is [...] for non-subjects and N for subjects. Complementary to these structures, Foodo knows an elliptic form consisting of the focused constituent and a predication marker [...]. It will be shown that the two focus markers can be analyzed as having developed out of the homophone conjunction n[...] and that the constraints on the use of the focus markers can be best explained by this fact
a Festschrift for Tom Güldemann
No full textThis festschrift celebrates Tom Güldemann, an outstanding Africanist and linguist. It presents a collection of papers organised in a way that reflects his macro-areal approach to African linguistics (Güldemann 2018, inter alia). As such, the Festschrift comprises sections on the Kalahari Basin, the Bantu spread zone, the Macro-Sudan belt, the Central transition sphere ([a] the Sahel), and the Nuba mountain accretion zone. Some papers treat whole regions, others treat pools of languages, and some have scope over the entire continent. The Festschrift rounds up with some papers exploring language Beyond Africa
B1 Fon
No full textThe data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96.
Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48.
CLARIN Metadata summary for B1 Fon (CMDI-based)
Title: B1 Fon
Description: The data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Publication date: 2015
Data owner: Dr. phil. Ines Fiedler
Contributors: Ines Fiedler (editor)
Project: Special Research Centre 632 Information structure, German Research Foundation
Keywords: focus, Fokus
Language: Fon (fon)
Size: 264 Token
Segmentation units: other
Temporal Coverage: 2005-02-05/2005-02-06
Spatial Coverage: Cotonou, BJ
Genre: discourse
Modality: spoken
References: Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96. References: Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48
B1 Yom
No full textThe data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96.
Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48.
CLARIN Metadata summary for B1 Yom (CMDI-based)
Title: B1 Yom
Description: The data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Publication date: 2015
Data owner: Dr. phil. Ines Fiedler
Contributors: Manfred Krifka (editor), Katharina Hartmann (editor), Brigitte Reineke (editor)
Project: Special Research Centre 632 Information structure, German Research Foundation
Keywords: focus, Fokus
Language: Yom (pil)
Size: 257 Token
Segmentation units: other
Temporal Coverage: 2005-02-28/2005-03-04
Spatial Coverage: Djougou, BJ
Genre: discourse
Modality: spoken
References: Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96. References: Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48
B1 Foodo
No full textThe data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96.
Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48.
CLARIN Metadata summary for B1 Foodo (CMDI-based)
Title: B1 Foodo
Description: The data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Publication date: 2015
Data owner: Dr. phil. Ines Fiedler
Contributors: Manfred Krifka (editor), Katharina Hartmann (editor), Brigitte Reineke (editor)
Project: Special Research Centre 632 Information structure, German Research Foundation
Keywords: focus, Fokus
Language: Foodo (fod)
Size: 257 Token
Segmentation units: other
Temporal Coverage: 2005-03-14/2005-03-18
Spatial Coverage: Séméré, BJ
Genre: discourse
Modality: spoken
References: Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96. References: Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48
B1 Aja
No full textThe data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96.
Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48.
CLARIN Metadata summary for B1 Aja (CMDI-based)
Title: B1 Aja
Description: The data sets for each language consist of a small number of mini-dialogues, chosen out of the 189 entries within the Focus Translation Task (cf. Skopeteas et al. 2006: 209ff.) in order to get a basic set of utterances for comparison between the languages dealt with in the project.
Publication date: 2015
Data owner: Dr. phil. Ines Fiedler
Contributors: Manfred Krifka (editor), Katharina Hartmann (editor), Brigitte Reineke (editor)
Project: Special Research Centre 632 Information structure, German Research Foundation
Keywords: focus, Fokus
Language: Aja (aja)
Size: 257 Token
Segmentation units: other
Temporal Coverage: 2005-02-09/2005-02-12
Spatial Coverage: Hlassame, BJ
Genre: discourse
Modality: spoken
References: Fiedler, Ines (2011) QUIS Data from Yom, Aja, Anii and Foodo. With Notes on Genetic and Areal Relations. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 49-96. References: Schwarz, Anne (2011) QUIS Data from Buli, Kɔnni and Baatɔnum. With Notes on the Comparative Approach. In: Petrova & M. Grubic (eds.): Interdisciplinary Studies on Information Structure 16, Linguistic Fieldnotes III: Information structure in Gur and Kwa language. 1-48
Focus expressions in Yom
No full textThis paper deals with the means for expressing the pragmatic category of focus in Yom, which is an Oti-Volta language of the Yom-Nawdem group spoken by about 74,000 people (Gordon 2005, online version) in the department of Donga in Northern Benin. The study is based on results of my field research carried out in March/April 2005 in Djougou (Benin), within the framework of the project “Focus in Gur and Kwa languages”. Main aim of this fieldwork was to study the expression of focus in Yom. Regarding the basic grammatical structure of the language, I mainly rely on various publications by Beacham (1969, 1991, and 1997)
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