SKASE JOURNAL OF Theoretical Linguistics

ISSN 1336-782X
VOLUME 12 - 2015 No. 3
 Special Number:
 A Festschrift for Pavol Štekauer

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1. Words in the Pursuit of Pavol Štekauer 7
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Pavol Štekauer in the Pursuit of Words		 9

Section 1: Research Papers for Pavol Štekauer		 22
3. Heike Baeskow
Old words and new naming needs – an onomasiological account of lexical creativity in the English literature of the 16th – 19th century		 23
4. Réka Benczes
Are exocentric compounds really exocentric?		 54
     
5. Alexandra Bagasheva
On verbocentric nominal compounds denoting humans in Bulgarian		 74
     
6. Laurie Bauer
A corpus study of some rare English verbs		 105
     
7. Nicolas Ballier
“Phrasal compounds” and the discourse/lexicology interface: “conglomeration” within the French tradition of English lexicology 		115
8. Bożena Cetnarowska
The lexical/phrasal status of Polish: Noun+Adjective or Noun+Noun combinations and the relevance of coordination as a diagnostic test		 142
9. Jan Don
Dutch female personal nouns: the (non-)existence of derivational paradigms		 171
     
10. Antonio Fábregas
On the (im)perfect correlations between scales and aspect: deverbal adjectives in –ivo		 193
11. Jesús Fernández-Domínguez
The syntagmatic and paradigmatic axes of productivity: an application to the onomasiological model of word-formation		 218
12. Roswitha Fischer
English personal names in international contextsn		 238
13. Christina L. Gagné, Thomas L. Spalding & Juana R. Park
Comprehension and written production of English modifier-noun phrases: effects of meaning predictability		 257
14. Peter Hohenhaus
Anti-naming through non-word-formation		 272
15. Henryk Kardela
Lexical nests revisited: a Cognitive Grammar account		 292
16. Robert Kiełtyka
The theory of the Great Chain of Being (GCB) revisited: the case of GCB-levelconditioned animal terms		 313
17. Ewa Konieczna
Lexical innovation: a result of the accommodation process		 331
18. Rochelle Lieber
The missing nominalization		 353
19. Stela Manova & Luigi Talamo
On the significance of the corpus size in affix-order research		 369
20. Peter Juul Nielsen
Jakobson’s zero and the pleasure and pitfalls of structural beauty		 398
21. Angela Ralli, Marianna Gkiouleka & Vasiliki Makri
Gender and inflection class in loan noun integration		 422
22. Klaus P. Schneider
The meaning of diminutives: A first-order perspective		 461
23. Ora (Rodrigue) Schwarzwald
On two derivational phenomena in Judeo-Spanish		 488
24. Pius ten Hacken
On the distinction between conceptual and semantic structure		 507

Section 2: Well-Wishes for Pavol Štekauer 		527
Board of Consulting Editors:
Nana Aba Amfo, University of Ghana; Arthur Abramson, University of Connecticut, USA; Jean Aitchison, Oxford University, United Kingdom; Miroslav Cerny, Ostrava University, Czech Republic; Mary Esther Dakubu, Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana; Jan Don, Amsterdam University, The Netherlands; Martin Everaert, Utrecht University, The Netherlands; Roswitha Fischer, University of Regensburg, Germany; Christina Gagne, University of Alberta, Canada;  Renáta Gregová, P. J. Safarik University Kosice, Slovak Republic; Ján Horecký, Professor Emeritus, Slovak Republic († 2006); Denis Jamet, Université Jean Moulin - Lyon 3, France; Carina Jahani, Uppsala University; Stanislav Kavka, Ostrava University, Czech Republic; Robert Kieltika, University of Rzeszow, Poland; Grezegorz A. Kleparski, University of Rzeszow, Poland; Peter Koch, Tuebingen University, Germany; Lívia Körtvélyessy, P. J. Safarik University Kosice, Slovak Republic; Viktor Krupa, Institute of Oriental Studies, Slovak Academy of Sciences; Merja Kyto, Uppsala University, Sweden; Jean-Rémi Lapaire, Bordeaux University, France; Rochelle Lieber, University of New Hampshire, USA; Leonhard Lipka, Professor Emeritus, Germany; Gina Maciuca, University of Suceava, Rumania; Alec Marantz, MIT Linguistics and Philosophy, Cambridge, USA; Edith A. Moravcsik, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Makiko Mukai, Kochi Women's University, Japan; Ad Neeleman, University College London, United Kingdom; Arne Olofsson, Göteborg University, Sweden; Dorota Osuchowska, University of Rzeszow, Poland; Pingali Sailaja, University of Hyderabad, India; Dana Slančová, Prešov University, Slovak Republic; Višnja Josipović Smojver, University of Zagreb, Croatia, Slávka Tomaščíková, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice, Slovak Republic; Salvador Valera, University of Jaen, Spain, Jochen Zeller, University of KwaZulu-Natal,Durban,South Africa
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