The Indo-European and Semitic Languages. Saul Levin

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The Indo-European and Semitic Languages: An Exploration of Structural Similarities Related to Accent, Chiefly in Greek, Sanskrit, and Hebrew is a major linguistic study written by Saul Levin and published in 1971

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The Indo-European and Semitic Languages: An Exploration of Structural Similarities Related to Accent, Chiefly in Greek, Sanskrit, and Hebrew is a major linguistic study written by Saul Levin and published in 1971
INTRODUCTION AND METHOD
0.1. The handicaps of Semitic linguistics …………………….. 3
0.2. Comparison of ancient but not prehistoric languages .. 5
0.3. Prerequisites for comparison of language groups …….. 7
0.4. The genesis of this book …………………………………. 8
0.5. The supreme importance of accented texts …………… 9
      0.5A. The antiquity and authenticity of the texts …….. 10
      0.5B. Older unaccented texts in other languages ……… 13
      0.5C. The monumental character of accented texts ……. 14
0.6. The degree of uniformity of the language within a corpus

………………………………………………………… 16
0.7. Linguistic theory and philological practice ……………. 17
      0.7A. Phoneme-analysis of ancient languages ……….. 19
      0.7B. The uncertain line between phonological and morphological analysis

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