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Soft cover. Zustand: New. In English, German and Russian. Description: 254 pages ; 24 cm. The year 1896 when Olaf Broch was appointed Reader in Oslo (then Kristiania), marks the starting point of Slavic studies in Norway at university level. The centenary, intimately linked with Broch's name, was solemnly celebrated at an international symposium in September 1996 on the premises of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters where Broch had been Secretary General for more than twenty years (1924-45). Opening addresses were given by the Rector of the University of Oslo, Professor Dr. Lucy Smith, and the President of the Academy, Professor Dr. Bjarne Waaler. A speech of welcome was delivered by the Chairman of the Department of East European and Oriental Studies at the University of Oslo, Professor Dr. Jan Ivar Bjørnflaten. Twenty-two papers were read by distinguished scholars from 15 countries, both from Europe and overseas. Some of the papers were devoted to linguistic topics investigated by Broch and underscored his pioneering, often innovating achievements, whereas others were not directly associated with Broch's work. The symposium was arranged as part of the series of Academy symposia. Both due to this fact as well as to the special role of Olaf Broch at the Academy, the contributions are published in the Skrifter utgitt av Det Norske VidenskapsAkademi. II. Hist.-Filos. Klasse. The volume appears as the result of a fruitful cooperation between the Department of East European and Oriental Studies and the Academy. We highly appreciate the interest and positive attitude taken by the Academv in the matter. Jan Ivar Bjørnflaten, Geir Kjetsaa, Terie Mathiassen.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. In English with two articles in German. "Zur Verbreitung der Pluraliatantum im Altpreußischen" has abstract in English. Description: 99 pages : 1 portrait ; 25 cm. Dr. philos. Terje Mathiassen (19381999) was Lecturer of Russian at the University of Oslo from 1971 to 1985, and Professor of Slavic and Baltic Linguistics from 1985 until his death in 1999. During his lifetime Professor Mathiassen published a large number of influential books and articles, including his doctoral dissertation Studien zum slavischen und indoeuropäischen Langvokalismus (1970; published 1974), Russisk grammatikk (1990; second, revised edition 1996), A Short Grammar of Lithuanian (1996) and A Short Grammar of Latvian (1997). Throughout his career, Professor Mathiassen took a keen interest in the only attested West Baltic language, namely Old Prussian, which died out around 1700. It was never in the ordinary sense a literary language, but there survive three sixteenth-century catechisms translated from German, and two word lists, one of about 1400, the other of the sixteenth century. The present book is a collection of Professor Mathiassen's works on Old Prussian. It contains his previously unpublished "Outline of Old Prussian", which was close to completion at the time of his death, the likewise previously unpublished article "Die Form altpreußisch dessimton in Stai Dessimton Pallaipsai", and a reprint of his article "Zur Verbreitung der Pluraliatantum im Altpreußischen" (1998). Included in the volume are also a memorial article on Professor Mathiassen's life and work, and a bibliography of his writings. …