Exploring the Diversity of Turkic Languages: Studies in Morphology, Syntax and Language Contact

Edited by Gulshen Sakhatova, Jaklin Kornfilt and Murad Suleymanov. The volume is a collection of eight chapters, each presenting research in the field of Turkic linguistics. Within the volume the papers are divided into two sections: papers reporting on original research and papers presenting case studies. Each chapter focuses on a specific aspect of Turkic languages and linguistics, covering phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics as well as language contact phenomena of different modern Turkic languages. These include Turkish, Turkmen, modern Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uyghur, Sakha (Yakut), Rhodian Turkish, Old Turkic in Manichaean religious texts, historical Turkic as the literary Eastern Turkic, Chulym as an extremely endangered Siberian Turkic variety. Jaklin Kornfilt: Possessed Turkic Relative Clauses with and without Agreement; - Murad Suleymanov: From Relativisation to Topicalisation: The Case of 'hansi ki' in Spoken Azeri; - Hasan Kaili: Loanshifts in Rhodian Turkish. Preliminary Remarks; - Betul Ozbay: The Basic Sentence Structure of the Manichaean Confession Book Xwastvanift in Sogdian and Old Uyghur; - Nicholas Kontovas: Precarious Usages of Prospective-modal Morphemes in Mediaeval Eastern Turkic; - Mehmet Akkus/Robabeh Taghizadehzonuz: Language Contact in the Araxes-Iran Linguistic Area. A Note on Contact-induced Change in Subordination in Khalaj Turkic, South Azerbaijani Varieties and Anatolian Dialects; - Valeriya Lemskaya: The Morphophonology of Chulym Turkic; - Gulshen Sakhatova: Grammaticalisation or a Persian loan? On the origin of Turkmen 'tas'. XV,211 Seiten mit einigen Abb. und Tabellen, broschiert (Veröffentlichungen der Societas Uralo-Altaica; Vol. 101/Harrassowitz 2023) leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear

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